D'Arcy Panziera
Head Golf Talent Agent
D’Arcy Panziera has been a highly respected member of the Athlete360 team for the last three years and is now in control of the agency’s golf sector. Growing up in London, Ontario, D’Arcy embraced the world of sports and played many from a young age including golf, hockey, and marbles. He was a highly touted athlete in all three but chose to focus on golf in grade 12 and then committed to Stanford University in 2009. After a very successful four years, D’Arcy graduated and continued his golf on the Mackenzie Tour in Canada. After a short stint there, he played on the Korn Ferry Tour for a year before joining the PGA tour in 2016. Unfortunately, after a promising start, D’Arcy’s career was cut short after he fractured his left pinky toe nail and was forced to retire. It was not long after this that childhood friend and current Athlete360 football expert Brian Garrity, introduced D’Arcy to the agency and he has been there ever since. D’Arcy fit perfectly into his role as Head of Golf Talent as he studied marketing, sports management, and body mechanics during his time at Stanford. On top of this, the time he spent on the three tours previously mentioned, gives him an understanding of the golf world that very few others have. He uses this knowledge to help promote and advance some of the up and coming golf talent already signed to Athlete360 like Happy Gilmore, Shooter McGavin, and Wiger Toods.
Josh Seguin
Head Hockey Talent Agent
Our hockey specialist, Joshua Seguin, grew up in Cornwall, Ontario. He began playing hockey at the age of 8 and quickly developed into one of the hottest prospects in the region, until suffering a career ending shoulder injury in his OHL draft year. Seguin went on to work with the Cornwall Colts Jr. A hockey team and developed a strong network within the game, until eventually representing his first athlete, current Edmonton Oilers captain; David McConnor. Seguin now represents dozens of players at different levels of the game and has helped countless players earn the contracts they deserve. Some of his most notable clients include; Alex Ovenchicken, Matthew Austons, and Kale Ma-Car. Josh continues to push the NHLPA to fight for players to have more autonomy which will only help to grow the game.