Mohawk College

Background:
Betty Calic began her coaching career with the Mohawk Mountaineers in 2010 as an assistant coach on Barry Macklin's staff. Calic spearheaded the women's team that season and guided them to an OCAA silver medal.

Only a year later Calic was named the head coach of the program, taking over for Macklin, who ultimately was the one that helped her find her passion for the sport of curling.

At Mohawk: 

2012 Season:
Calic's first season with the Mountaineers was just the start of a lot of future success for the program, despite no OCAA medal in year one. At the OCAA Championship this season, the Mohawk men's team played to a 2-6 round robin record, while the women finished 2-2, only one win shy of a medal match. The Mountaineer men did earn the Ron Fearon Fair Play Award.

2013 Season:
No OCAA medal was won by Mohawk this year.

2014 Season: 
Year three featured the first provincial medal for the Mohawk curling program under the leadership of Calic. The Mountaineers women's team reached the OCAA Championship and earned an OCAA silver. At the CCAA Championship, the women were awarded the Avery Thomas Fair Play Award.

2015 Season:
The success of the Mohawk women's program continued in Calic's fourth season, this time with an OCAA bronze medal. The women's also earned the Vern Dow Fair Play award and the Mountaineers mixed doubles team received the Hap Holman Mixed Fair Play award.

2016 Season:
No OCAA medals were won by the program this season, but Paige Fursman was named an OCAA Mixed Doubles First-Team All-Star.

2017 Season:
Mohawk men's curling took a leap forward this season as they earned an OCAA Bronze medal - the programs first since the 2009 season. The Mountaineers defeated the Sault Cougars 5-4 in the bronze medal match. Mohawk would advance to the CCAA Championship, bringing home a national silver medal. 

2018 Season: 
Mohawk did not earn an OCAA medal this season, but Hanna Hack was named an OCAA Championship Women's First-Team All-Star.

2019 Season:
Mohawk mens curling advanced to the OCAA bronze medal match, but fell short. Under Calic, the team did earn the Ron Fearon Fair Play award.

2020 Season:
This season was the start of a dynasty for the Mountaineers men's curling program under Calic. In her ninth season the men advanced to the OCAA Championship, earning a provincial silver medal. Two Mohawk curlers earned all-star awards for their performances. 

2021 Season:
No Season. 

2022 Season: 
Calic and Mountaineers men's curling finally broke through, capturing the OCAA Championship. It was the programs first men's championship since 2008. But on top of that, the Mohawk mixed team also won OCAA gold, giving the program its first double-medal performance since 2009. Calic earned her first OCAA Coach of the Year honour and assistant coach Matthew Kimber received the OCAA Mixed Doubles Coach of the Year award. 

2023 Season:
Mohawk curling would add hardware this season with Calic once again being named the OCAA Men's Curling Coach of the Year after the team won its second consecutive OCAA Championship. The mixed doubles team would also win an OCAA bronze medal. At the CCAA Championship, the men's team won a national bronze, the second CCAA medal since Calic became head coach. 

2024 Season: 
The men's team would once again earn the top spot in the OCAA with another championship, and Calic for the third consecutive year was named the OCAA Men's Curling Coach of the Year. A second team medal at the provincial level would be added with mixed doubles once again earning bronze. The Mohawk women's team would receive the Vern Dow Fair Play award.

Mohawk men's curling would add to its CCAA collection with the programs second silver medal at the national level. Calic would earn her first CCAA Men's Curling Coach of the Year honour.