The Elite Team

Everton was born in Toronto, Canada and as a youngster participated in many sports, including Soccer, Hockey, and Track and Field. Through athletic recruiting he ventured south of the border as a student athlete in 1987 to Berkshire Prep School with a focus on Soccer and Hockey. During his time at Berkshire, Everton secured a College hockey scholarship. After graduating with a degree in Political Science as well as a professional hockey contract, Everton played professional hockey in the Colonial Hockey League from 1991-1994, winning a Championship in his first season. 

Everton credits his Prep School and Collegiate experience for his successful transition from student to Elite athlete, to Vice-president in a multi-national organization.  He is grateful to be able to assist his children navigate a similar path, both of whom attend top 20 prep schools and receive division one scholarships.

Coach Charlie Bour took over the Berkshire soccer program in 2017 following a successful tenure at The Loomis Chaffee School in Windsor, Conn. The Bears were crowned New England Class A Champions with a 19-0-0 record in 2018. The team also finished runner-up in the 2017 New England Class A Tournament. In 2014, Coach Bour led the Pelicans to an undefeated regular season and a national No. 1 regular season ranking, and he was named 2014 Connecticut Prep Coach of the Year. Prior to his tenure at Loomis Chaffee, Coach Bour served two years as the assistant men’s soccer coach at his alma mater, St. Lawrence University. As a player at St. Lawrence, Bour was a captain during his junior and senior seasons and finished his career with 22 career goals and six assists. At Berkshire, Mr. Bour teaches Spanish and lives on campus with his wife, Mary, and their two children.

Cleyon is a math and physical educator and soccer coach who has been working in a Boarding School for over 3 years. Originally from Jamaica, Cleyon aspired to attend school in the United States and eventually reached his goal in 2008. During his youth in Jamaica, Cleyon competed at all levels from U14-U21 both at the High School and club level.

Before departing Jamaica for America, he was part of the Jamaican National U20 team. Cleyon received a scholarship to attend Berkshire School in Massachusetts one of the top boarding schools in New England and later, through athletic recruiting, played at the NCAA Division 1 level attending Hartwick College located in upstate  New York. 

As an elite Track and Field athlete, Trevino competed for Canada in the 1994 and 1998 Commonwealth Games, winning a silver medal in 1998. In 1999, he won a silver medal at the Pan American Games. During his years as a student at the University of Western Ontario, he held the Canadian long jump title in 1995 and 1996.  Trevino is a 4X All Canadian Athlete and was University of Western Ontario's Graduating Athlete of the Year in 1995. In 2003, Trevino was elected by his peers as the Athlete Representative to Commonwealth Games Canada.  In 2003, Trevino also became the first Athlete Representative elected to the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) Executive Board.

As a volunteer, Trevino has served on numerous local, provincial and national committees including Commonwealth Sports Canada's Board of Directors, Thames Valley School Board, and Sports Canada. Professionally, he is a highly motivated seasoned leader with over 18+ years within Fortune 500 companies with a wholistic view of operational excellence in the retail industry. A proven track record to grow profitability, build teams and deliver strategic objective with a keen understanding of consumer trends the fundamentals of implementing an OMNI channel model.

 Graeme was born in Mississauga, Ontario and has been involved with sports from a very young age. His passion has always been baseball, which he has played AAA since the age of 12 and continues to play in the Ontario Senior Baseball Association to this day.  In a hockey league founded by his grandfather, Graeme was born into the sport and was natural on the ice. He played rep hockey into his early 20’s and volunteered as the head referee for 15 years.   

Graeme attended Sheridan College from 2002-2005, graduating with a Diploma in Business, Marketing. After graduating from college, Graeme found his skills transferred well into the retail sector and has been working in upper management for the past 18 years. He currently works for DBC as the Area Manager for Southwestern Ontario and is responsible for 11 locations totaling 16 million dollars in revenue.