Cameron “Cam” Bomberry is an elite Mohawk lacrosse player, coach, and mentor from the Six Nations of the Grand River. Renowned for his versatility and dominant physical style as a 5’10”, 200-pound midfielder, he achieved rare success across junior, collegiate, senior, and international levels in both box and field lacrosse. His legacy is cemented by inductions into the Ontario Lacrosse Hall of Fame and the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame.

Leon Henhawk is a competitive Indigenous box lacrosse athlete representing the Six Nations of the Grand River. Deeply rooted in the cultural traditions of his community, his lacrosse background encompasses both junior league play and cultural community outreach.

Aanang Manitowabi is Ojibwe and Odawa and proudly identifies as a Two-Spirit individual from the Wikwemikong Unceded Territory on Manitoulin Island. Passionate about uplifting and empowering young people, Aanang serves as the Community Development Youth Coordinator with Embers at Toronto Council Fire, where they support youth engagement, leadership, and community connection.

Naulaq LeDrew is a prominent Inuit multidisciplinary artist, performer, and community Knowledge Keeper based in Toronto, Ontario. Originally from Apex Hill, Nunavut on Badin Island, she is a central figure in the Toronto urban Inuit community, recognized for her cultural advocacy, visual arts, and traditional performances.