"Running out on a playing field, and getting engulfed in a competition is the best tonic I know to deal with a long hard day at work."

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Warren Levy

Born in Toronto, Ontario Canada, 1974
BScEng Engineering Physics

Queen’s University, Kingston 1996
Ontario Canada

Field of work

Country Manager, Ecuador, Drilling and Measurements

Highlights of Sports Career

Coached the Queen’s University Baseball team through it’s first full season, played baseball on a team made up of 8 national players, and 6 provincial players.

Areas of interest outside work

Sports – baseball, hockey, skiing, golf, tennis and raquetball, travel, reading, applied Physics.

 

I was born in Toronto, Ontario Canada on Christmas day 1974. I spent most of my childhood moving in and around the southern Ontario region with my family. I first became interested in sports, going to see a Blue Jays game with my Grandfather when I was six years old. Since then, I have grown to love to play baseball, soccer, hockey, skiing, golf, tennis and raquetball. Baseball has always been my first love, and every summer I played and or coached on a number of teams.

In Highschool and University I went on to coach the Varsity school teams.

In August of 1996, I joined Anadrill Schlumberger as a Drilling Services Engineer. The lifestyle of working on oil rigs made it difficult to commit to any organized team. For the next three years, I moved between the US, Venezuela, Colombia and Mexico. In 1999 I was assigned to Lafayette LA as a Field Services Manager. In my first stable office job, I was able to start playing baseball again, this time together with my co-workers in Drilling and Measurements. Even though I was not able to play a lot of sport when I was working as a field engineer, I was able to develop in other ways: learning about new cultures and picking up a second language.

My love of sports has always been a release for me. Running out on a playing field, and getting engulfed in a competition is the best tonic I know to deal with a long hard day at work. The sense of comraderie and the joy of playing the game keep me coming back for more.