Dylan has lived in Lacombe since 2007 and has 3 children. Eli, 10, plays goalie for the U11 Rockets.
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Alyssa has lived in Lacombe for almost 10 years and is excited to raise her family here. Her oldest son, Thomas (8) is in his second year of U9 and her youngest, Benjamin (5) is in his first year of U7. Alyssa was our U5 Director last year and is expanding into the Intro to Hockey Director role this year. She never thought she'd be a hockey mom but her boys had other plans for her! She is excited to see the significant growth in the Intro divisions this year and enjoys seeing the big smiles on all the kids' faces. When Alyssa and her family are not at the rink, they enjoy camping, fishing and going on lots of adventures.
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Previous to becoming a Hockey Mom of two boys and Dance Mom of two girls, Nicole worked as a trainer in College Women’s Hockey, as well as U18AAA, U15AAA and the Alberta Cup U15 tournament for several years as well as a variety of other high level sports. Nicole has a Bachelors Degree in Physical Education with a Specialty in Physical Activity and Sport Performance and is a Registered Massage Therapist and business owner in Lacombe. Nicole has a deep passion for all things Safety in sports and enjoys being able to help direct athletes to get them back in the game.
I have lived in Lacombe for 14 years, married for 19 and have to 2 amazing children. I have been involved with LMHA for 9 years 5 of those coaching my son as well as serving on the board as director, coach mentor and this year as Co Ref In Chief & Ref Assignor along with the help & support of my wife Priscilla. I have always had a passion for hockey and when my coaching & playing days came to an end I decided to start officiating. Now entering my 5th year I have found a whole new level of love and respect for the game. As a mentor for officials in U13 and below I am able to pass along what I was taught from all the senior officials that have helped me and continue to help me along the way. Becoming the Ref Assignor seemed like a good opportunity to become more involved with officials and allows us to properly place officials where their experience level puts them.