I had the privilege or working closely with Josh this past year as our ECHL affiliate in Florida. During this time Josh did a fantastic job with our prospects. His attention to detail in identifying and applying drills and techniques to address any concerns was second to none. His knowledge of the modern techniques and ability to build a relationship with the goalies were instrumental in not only the team success but enabled the goalies to have individual success.

I was playing in a hockey tournament when I was 12. My dad made me stay after one of my games because he said we had to stay and watch this 14 year old play. Within the first shift, this player went end to end, put the puck through the defenseman’s legs and ripped a shot top shelf over the glove. I was in awe. The player was Rob Schremp. I continued to follow his career and watched endless clips of him on YouTube. The “shoot to thrill” London Knights highlight video was one, my Knights teammates and I, enjoyed the most. It got us excited about the game. He played the game the way I always thought it should be played. Skilled, productive, entertaining, flare for the dramatics, and a lot of showtime. Not only did he have these abilities but he thought the game at the highest level as well. And after discussing the game with him, he still sees things on the ice no one else does. Anyone would be lucky enough to work with Robbie.

Craig was a real student of the game and a joy to coach. His detail, preparation, leadership and passion were a pleasure to be around every day. He refused to be out worked and the adversity and challenges he went through fueled him.

Working with Rob has been an eye-opener. It’s incredible how he sees the game. Any player who is fortunate to work with him will put his offensive game to the next level. It’s a huge advantage and benefit for my game.

Blake has completely taken my game to the next level and made my transition to college hockey a lot less daunting. She helped me through any and everything and her impact goes far beyond the ice.

I have coached at the highest levels of hockey and have been a Head Hockey Coach at the NCAA Division One level for the last nine years. Over that time I have coached some outstanding hockey players, like George Hughes, who was a great leader and captain for one of my teams. George led the entire country in scoring by a defenseman as a senior, was voted First Team All-League and extremely cerebral. George was an exceptional skater and he read the game remarkably well. George was an exciting player to watch as he made uncommon plays on a regular basis. What drove George was his passion for the sport and his incredible hockey IQ. He was on the forefront of what today’s modern day defensemen looks like… fluid, tough, mobile, up the ice and was a big part of the team’s offense. He was a pleasure to coach and genuinely enjoyable to watch play the game. He was a pure hockey player.

Having coached Brianna for four years at the University of Wisconsin, I can easily say she’d be a great resource to help grow your game. Reflection is a crucial aspect to improve yourself, and with her deep understanding of the game, her input and advice would be a valuable resource during these times.

I had the pleasure of coaching Allie last season with the Connecticut Whale. Allie is a natural leader and her shot, stick handling and ability to see the ice are next level. But what really stood out about Allie was her passion and knowledge for the game!

I coached Nicole during the 2018-2019 Season. What stood out to me was her work ethic. She was constantly looking for ways to improve. She is very detail-oriented which will go a long way in helping teach young goaltenders.

Blake has been a huge role model for me in my career, especially with my transition to university. She is truly amazing to work with.