Steve Mazurak

Steve Mazurak

A sports, business and community leader, Steve Mazurak has spent over 26 years with the Canadian Football League in various capacities. He was a Roughrider player and team captain (1973-1981), executive director of the CFL Players Association (1980-1985) and most recently vice president, sales and business development Saskatchewan Roughrider Football Club (2005-2018).

Having retired from the Saskatchewan Roughrider Football Club in 2018, he cherishes his 13 years with the club. His tenure with the Roughriders saw his team elevate its brand to national and international recognition through record-breaking community and fan engagement, merchandise sales, ticketing and corporate partnerships. Steve was instrumental in securing the team’s first ever Stadium naming rights (Mosaic Co) and jumbo videoboard (SaskTel Maxtron). Steve’s proudest moment was leading a corporate partnership team in securing over of $75 million in long-term funding toward the new Mosaic Stadium Capital Campaign.

Steve is active in the community as a former Board member with the Regina Open Door Society. He is currently involved in several projects as a member of the Regina Wascana Kiwanis Club including Highschool Football and the annual Salvation Army Kettle Campaign. As mayor of the resort Village of Pelican Pointe, he is highly active in land and water stewardship and chairs The Fox Point Advisory Committee. Steve enjoys hunting and outdoor activities and is a long-time member of Ducks Unlimited and Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation (East Shore branch).