Coaching Staff

The assistant coach plays a vital role in player development, tactical execution, and bench management, supporting the head and associate coaches to ensure smooth team performance and strategy implementation.

The associate coach supports the head coach with strategy, player development, and leadership, often acting as a deputy and managing key tactical areas and special teams.

A defensive coach develops and implements defensive systems to limit scoring chances, control space, and build strong positioning, ensuring teams defend effectively and transition smoothly to offense.

A goalie coach specializes in developing goaltenders' skills, mindset, and game readiness through technical training, mental support, video analysis, and tailored development plans.

The head coach leads a hockey team through strategy, leadership, and decision-making, shaping player development, game tactics, and team culture to unify and drive performance.

An offensive coach develops and executes a team's offensive strategy, focusing on scoring, puck possession, skill development, and tactical adjustments to create scoring opportunities and maintain pressure.

A skills coach improves individual hockey player techniques like skating, puck handling, passing, and shooting through targeted drills, personalized feedback, and technical refinement to enhance overall performance.

A special teams coach designs and coordinates power play and penalty kill strategies, maximizing scoring opportunities and minimizing damage in critical game moments.