Greater Moncton Football Association
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Director

Anie Langis


​​​​​​​As a Trimble teacher, I was first introduced to football at our Homecoming game in 2010. I have learned very quickly how football brings people together and how it creates a sense of belonging and family for many kids in the Greater Moncton area.

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Bob Giffard


I am a current GMFA coach and former GMFA player.  I played high school for RHS and went on to play for the St. FX X-Men as well as the Moncton Marshals and Mustangs of the Maritime Football League.  Off the field I've been proud to have served as the Moncton Mustangs President as well as being a long serving Football New Brunswick board member. 
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Director

Carron Moore


I have been involved with the GMFA since 2015, as a mom, a volunteer, a coach, and board member. My first experience with football was trying out for my high school football team … in an age when girls didn’t play football!  My coach tried so hard to get permission for me to be on the team but was never able to get it approved. Fast forward 40 years, and I was fortunate to play for the Vipers football team in 2021 … how things have changed! I am a daughter, cousin, sister, wife, mother, aunt … I am a pianist, synchronized swimmer, bobsledder, singer, softballer, artist, triathlete, karateka, boxer, footballer.  I am a seasoned volunteer, having served on many boards over the years. I am excited to continue representing the GMFA and our members.
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Director

Chris Clem


​​​​​​​I got interested in fitness and well-being when I started playing football in ninth grade. In high school, I earned all-conference honors during my senior year, which deepened my love for the sport. After high school, I played at Concordia University Wisconsin, where my team won the conference championship in 2002.

I began coaching in 2007 at Buckhorn High School in New Market, Alabama, as the Grade 9 Defensive Line Coach and Defensive Coordinator. In 2011, I moved to Canada and coached at Mount Allison University. After a break, I started volunteering with GMFA four years ago, coaching U10 and U12 teams, and I’ll be coaching the U14 age group this year.

I am a certified Personal Trainer and hold a Strength and Conditioning certification, which helped me create effective winter training programs for our athletes. My coaching philosophy is simple: prioritize safety, have fun, and aim to improve just 1% every day.

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Jeremy Langis


I started out with the GMFA back in 2020 helping with the U8 when my son started playing.  I then introduce my daughter to this wonderful sport in 2022 both have been playing ever since.  I became more involved as a coach, coaching the U12, U18 women’s divisions. This year wanted to help even more so I joined the board. I have always been community minded as I am a paramedic here in Moncton and a volunteer Firefighter for the town of Riverview. Looking forward to another great football season.

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Joel Irvine


I was a multi-sport athlete growing up, but my passion for Football began as a quarterback at SJHS in 1987 under the legendary coach Fran ‘the Bear” Hughes.  I then moved to Ontario, playing from 1989 to 1991 in the OMMFL playing for the Mississauga Wolverines and Gary Smith.  Returning to Atlantic Canada in 1991, I earned my B.A. from Mount Allison University before entering the corporate world. 

In 2013 I attended the NBIAA High School Championship at Rocky Stone Field, and that day committed to volunteering with the GMFA. In Spring of 2014 I began coaching and continue to do so. I am committed to helping the youth of Greater Moncton learn the great game of football while focusing on Safety, Leadership and Teamwork.  My focus is on having lots of fun and learning the skills properly at a young age in preparation for the next level.  Over the years I have filled many roles within the GMFA and currently I am the Fields & Equipment Manager.  I encourage you to consider giving back, the rewards are endless!!!

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Director

Kevin Steen


I have been around the sport of football for nearly 30 years as a player and a coach. I began my football coaching experience in Grade 12 and have committed more than 20 seasons since, coaching at various levels with the GMFA and high school. 

I have served my community as a business owner and served on various non-profit boards and municipal committees. I count it a privilege, honour and great responsibility to continue to invest in our athletes here at the GMFA on the board of directors.

The sacrifice, hard work and perseverance that football teaches athletes is incredibly transferable to our youth becoming better students, community members and innovators in their future careers.

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FNB Board Representative

Dennis Ronan

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My football life began in then Moncton Minor Football with Riverview Pee Wee Lions when my family moved to town in 1975, and new friends got me involved. I was active in other sports with football being my favourite through Bantam Ti-Cats, Varsity, university and still today.

With past teammates, I began coaching expansion Riverview Pee Wee Rams after university in late 1980s then Riverview Bantam Ti-Cats for several years.

After a coaching hiatus and with permission of my wife Michele, I returned to coach teams my sons Nate & Ben joined. Subsequently I joined the BOD as Riverview Zone Rep with renamed Greater Moncton Football Association.  I then served as GMFA VP before serving as president beginning in 2019.

As it can be for our area youth, football has very much been a positive influence throughout my life.

Regional Technical Director

Nick Bynkoski


Nick Bynkoski brings a wealth of playing and coaching experience to his role as Regional Technical Director for football in the Greater Moncton area. With a background that includes playing at the NCAA Division II and AUS levels before advancing to the CFL, he has firsthand knowledge of the dedication and skill required to compete at the highest levels of the sport.

Following his playing career, Nick transitioned into coaching, where he has made a significant impact at both the high school and provincial levels. As a high school head coach, he has developed and mentored young athletes, helping them reach their potential on and off the field. His leadership also extended to provincial programs, where he served as Football New Brunswick’s offensive coordinator for two years, contributing to player development and strategic growth in the region.

​​​​​​​Now, as Regional Technical Director, Nick is focused on advancing football in Greater Moncton by implementing high-performance training programs, fostering grassroots development, and supporting coaches in creating a strong and competitive football culture. His experience as a player and coach at multiple levels makes him a valuable asset in shaping the future of football in the region.
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