Brad Watters

Brad Watters (born 1971) is a sports executive who was president of the Toronto Argonauts and Toronto Rock. He ran Ottawa Rebel and the Ottawa Renegades.[1]

Biography

He grew up in Leaside, Toronto, studied at Huron University College part of the University of Western Ontario and is the son of Bill Watters.[2]

He bought the Ontario Raiders in 1999 and moved them to Toronto where they became Toronto Rock.[3] From 2001 to 2003, Brad Waters owned the Ottawa Rebel National Lacrosse League franchise. After it became inactive, he worked to establish the Ottawa Renegades Canadian Football League team. He ran it until 2005 when Bernard Glieberman bought the team.[4]

Throughout his time in sports management he was in charge of his own company, BJW Sports Inc.[1] From 2007, he was joint team president of the Toronto Argonauts with Pinball Clemons. In 2009, he was succeeded by Bob Nicholson who was previously team president of the Argonauts from 1995 to 1999. He went on to return as president and chief executive officer of Toronto Rock National Lacrosse League team.[5]

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See also

References
  1. Brad Watters from PrimeTimeSport.ca, retrieved 17 April 2014
  2. Watters the Younger chip off ol' Wilbur's block from Toronto Star retrieved 17 April 2014
  3. Toronto Rock announce new owner and general manager Archived 2014-04-19 at the Wayback Machine from Toronto Rock retrieved 17 April 2014
  4. Ottawa RedBlacks president Jeff Hunt speaks to former Ottawa Renegades boss Brad Watters from Ottawa Sun retrieved 17 April 2014
  5. Brad Watters back with the Rock as President and CEO Archived 2014-04-19 at the Wayback Machine from ILIndoor.com retrieved 17 April 2014
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