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Don Murdoch
Former NHL player with the New York Rangers,
Detroit Red Wings, Edmonton Oilers. Don was known for his goal scoring
ability, and recorded 5 goals in one game, for a rookie record. Scored over
100 goals during his professional career in the NHL. He has since held
Director for Scouting for Tampa Bay Lightning, and coached professionally in
the East Coast Hockey League.
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Colin Sinclair
Playing
Experience:
Former Kootenay Ice player who captured two league titles in 2000
and 2002. Won a Memorial Cup in 2002 where he was named to the
All-star team.
Played four years at the University of New Brunswick
where he captured a National CIS title and one silver medal. Captained Team Canada to a World University Gold Medal in Torino,
Italy and is a winner of the Dr. Randy Gregg Scholastic Award.
Played two seasons in the ECHL and is currently playing professional
hockey over in the Norwegian Elite League for the Lorenskog
Bulldogs.
Instructor
Experience:
Coached and Instructed at various hockey schools over the past
14 years including the Niedermayer Hockey School, Hockey in the
Rockies, Brooks Hockey School and currently is running hockey
schools in Oslo, Norway.
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Tim Sanche
Playing experience:
"AA" Squirt through Midget (Kimberley), KIJHL (Cranbrook), BCJHL (Vernon), WHL (Medicine Hat), IHL.NAHL, Minor Pro (Flint,Syracuse). Still playing competitive hockey!
Coaching Experience (32 Years):
Level 4 USA Hockey, "AA" PeeWee, Bantam, Midget U16. Phoenix, AZ Total of 25 years.
Instructor Experience:
Alpine Hockey School (Kimberley), Ellett-Charron HS (Salt Lake City), Dave Maloney HS (New York), John Davidson HS (Invermere), Saguaro HS (Phoenix), Lakeland Hockey School (Penticton), Randy Exelby
Goalie School (Phoenix), Phoenix Coyotes Hockey School (Phoenix),
Ultra Skills Hockey (Ottawa), Hockey in the Rockies (Invermere)
Coaching Philosophy.... as a coach my purpose is to provide players with the opportunity to develop and improve their skills by applying the appropriate progressions necessary to take them to the next level. The great game of hockey should be an enjoyable experience and played with passion, determination and discipline. But most of all it should be FUN!!!
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