REP COACHES LIST 2025-2026 SEASON
| TEAM | COACH | EMAIL ADDRESS | PHONE NUMBER |
| U9 Gold
U10 |
Damian Anisko
Joe Indovina |
damian.anisko@gmail.com | 647-778-4758
647-244-2685 |
| U13 A (2013) | |||
| U13 A | Nick Carvalho | nc80@live.ca | 416-889-1385 |
| U14 A (2012) | |||
| U14 A | Matt Mammoliti | m.mammoliti98@gmail.com | 647-970-9223 |
| U15 A (2011) | |||
| U15 A | Robert Day | rday60609@gmail.com | 416-301-0074 |
| U16 A (2010) | |||
| U16 A | Mark Kaczmarczyk | kaczmarc@rogers.com | 416-567-5382 |
| U17 A (2009) | |||
| U17 A | Kevin Green | kevin.green@gard-x.ca | 647-701-1359 |
| U17 A | Bill Pimentel | billpimentel96@gmail.com | 647-220-3354 |
| U18 A (2008) | |||
| U18 A | Peter Taylor | peter.taylor@danone.com | 416-271-6457 |
U9 Gold – Head Coach: Damian Anisko
647-778-4758
- 10+ years Hockey Coaching experience at the High School Level, Junior Dragons, Select Six and U8 Gold.
- 20+ years of coaching a variety of other sports (tackle football, soccer, track and field…) at various levels from house league to High School to Rep/Club.
- Multisport athlete who competed in hockey, soccer, basketball, football, track and field. Awarded an NCAA Division I track and field scholarship to Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in the throwing events (Discus and Hammer Throw)
Coaching Philosophy
- Unlocking the potential of our players
- Dedicated group of assistant coaches
- Equitable ice time, allowing all teammates opportunities to play during meaningful situations in the game, starting lines will be rotated each game to allow for players to experience key points in the game
- Favourite quote “failing to prepare is preparing to fail”
Time Commitment
- Two practices (2.5 hours) and 2 games per week (League Play, Exhibition games)
- 3 Tournaments – one of which will be a travel tournament
- Expectation to arrive for games 1 hour prior to puck drop to allow for team warmup and pre game preparation
Team Focus:
- Team first mentality, passing the puck to maximize goal scoring chances
- Sportsmanship and fair play emphasized at all times.
- Team bonding leading to friendships
Pricing and Costs:
- Approximately $2500-$3000 which covers Heartland Team Fee (TBD), practice ice, MHL league fees, Tournament Entry Fees…
- For those new to the team, there would be an additional cost to cover warm up track suit, team sweater, hat, bags…
- Hotel for travel tournament
- Fundraising opportunities to help lower the costs for the season will occur
U10 – Head Coach: JOE INDOVINA
647-244-2685
hdha2016coach@heartlanddragons.com
- +10 years coaching history with the Heartland Dragons at various ages and skill levels.
- Accomplished athlete with championship history.
- Highly skilled, detail oriented, great communicator
Coaching Philosophy
- Using creative thinking to overcome obstacles and challenges.
- Programing to DEVELOP skills both on and off the ice.
- Ensuring players and the team COMPETE.
- Creating a FUN and SAFE environment where players enjoy the game while learning and competing.
- Develop AGENCY – the ability to take action or to chose what action to take.
- Players will be expected to play CPRR Hockey.
- COURAGE – battle hard, overcoming fear of failure.
- PRESSURE – an advantage to motivate and build energy to perform in peak moments.
- RESILIENCE – never give up attitude, remaining calm while under duress.
- RESPECT – your opponent, referees, teammates & coaches.
Commitment
- Games – 2 games per week as scheduled by MHL.
- Practices – 2 per week (2.5 hrs) during the season. May/June – 1.5 hrs per week.
- Tournaments – up to 3 (one away).
- Financial – Player Fee $2,500 (assuming $6,000 Team Fundraising and Sponsorship).
U13A – Head Coach: Nick Carvalho
416-889-1385
nc80@live.ca
Coaching Philosophy: In order to maintain a solid foundation for any team all participants must be on the same page when it comes to philosophy. The coaching staff are committed to: • Develop individual and team hockey skills. • Teach good sportsmanship and respect for all. • Foster an environment for building self-confidence. • Encourage development of qualities such as loyalty, cooperation, teamwork, discipline, honesty, and pride.
The coaching staff will support and expect all players to give their best effort in every practice and every game. We are committed to delivering a fun and competitive program that encourages individual and team development. Our objective is to compete at a high level in every practice and game while also focusing on building confidence, strengthening skill and learning valuable life skills. Focus, effort, positive attitude, good sportsmanship and a desire to compete are essential ingredients to our success.
Player Expectations: – All players are expected to give 100% focus and 100% effort. – This is a TEAM first and foremost. We have each other’s best interest and want to win together. We support each other and raise each other up. – Respect for yourself, your teammates, your coaches, your opponents and officials are the key to success.
Time & Travel Commitment: – This team plays as part of the GTHL West loop and games are expected to take place in any of the GTA West arenas. – 2 games per week, 1 away game and 1 home game. Home days and location to be determined (2024-25 season – Chic Murray Arena Saturday evenings around 5pm) – 2 x 90 minute practices per week at a City Of Mississauga rink – Preseason training including on ice and dry land to take place after tryouts in May through September – Season games start in early-mid October – 3-4 Tournaments including away (must be able to travel to the US) – Players are to arrive 1 hour before games and 30 minutes before practices
Financial Commitment: – 2024-2025 season cost per player $3900 (includes MHL and GTHL player fee). Confirmation on MHL and GTHL player fee will determine final cost for the upcoming 2025-2026 season. – Hotel and travel costs are not included in team budget – Participation in all fundraising efforts is required – Options available for sponsorship
U14A Head Coach: Matt Mammoliti
647-970-9223
Team Philosophy & Commitment Our program is built on a foundation of continuous improvement, dedication, and teamwork. We expect every player to bring a “get better every day” attitude, embracing hard work, accountability, and a relentless desire to win. Success comes from trusting the system, supporting teammates, and committing to the process—both on and off the ice.
Programming & Training Players can expect a rigorous schedule designed to maximize development. On-ice sessions consist of high-intensity practices focusing on skill development, systems play, and game situations. Skills training sessions are led by dedicated, specialized coaches to refine skating, puck handling, and shooting. Off-ice conditioning will play a major role during the summer months, featuring dryland workouts and strength & agility sessions to enhance physical performance. Game film sessions are held periodically throughout the season to improve hockey IQ, positioning, and team execution.
Player Expectations:
Players should expect a 4-5 day/week commitment depending on the season. Our summer focus is on physical conditioning, while in-season training shifts toward execution, competition, and team play. Tournament schedules will be outlined upon team selection.
Team Rules & Expectations Players are expected to show up prepared and give maximum effort in all training and games. Respect for coaches, teammates, and the game is non-negotiable. Commitment to the team means trusting the system and playing for each other.
Cost & Pricing Pricing details will be outlined based on season structure, tournaments, and additional training components. A full breakdown will be provided upon request.
Our goal is to develop players into elite competitors who embrace challenges, push themselves beyond limits, and play the game the right way. If you’re ready to commit, compete, and improve every day—this is the program for you.
U16A Head Coach: Mark Kaczmarczyk
416-567-5382
7+ years experience coaching U9-16, Blue, White, A
Coaching Philosophy:
- Work ethic, self discipline, attitude and team play are core values
- Commitment is CRITICAL – attendance at games and practices a must
- Ice time – lines and defense pairings will be formed and rolled over. Roughly 45 second shifts, with some latitude with respect to different strategies such as special teams and closing stages of games to provide the team with the best chance of success
Time Commitment:
- – 2 hour practice Friday night
- – 1.5 hour practice Sunday mid-day
- 2 MHL games per week
- 4 or 5 tournaments – potentially 2 will be travel
- Expectation to arrive 60 minutes before games to allow for a warm up
- Some dryland training and ice time to be conducted throughout the summer estimated at 2 weeknights per week
Team Focus:
- Team play and sportsmanship, accountability and respect for teammates, coaches/parents and opponents
- Fostering a sense of belonging where every player feels valued
- Controlled aggression – win the battles but stay out of the penalty box
Pricing and Costs:
– Team fee: Approximately $4,000 – covers Heartland registration, 3.5 hours of practice ice per week, tournament entry fees, dryland training
-hotel and other travel costs for tournaments are separate
– power-skating and goaltending instruction are considered included in the above, but to the extent they are considered not necessary, could reduce the team fees
– Cost based on having $2,500 of sponsorship funds), and carrying a roster of 17 (9 forwards, 6 defence and 2 goalkeepers)
U18A – Head Coach: Peter Taylor
– 10 + years experience coaching/managing U5-U16, MHL
– 35+ years working experience in the Consumer Goods Business.
– Resident of Mississauga for the last 25 years.
– Have a son on the team, Mitchell Taylor.
Coaching Philosophy:
– Fun and Commitment. Attendance and communication around attendance a must. We want time with the team to be a highlight of the week for players, coaches and parents.
– Equitable Ice Time – lines be formed, changed and rolled over.
– Teamwork over Individual Glory
Goal for Heartland U18A:
-The camaraderie on the team will bring the best out of the kids on the rink and more importantly at school before many of them embark into their post high school ambitions.
Time Commitment:
Ideally BiWeekly Practices for 2 hours on Sunday afternoons.
2 Weekly Games (Monday and Wednesday)
2-3 tournaments – (One will be a travel tournament)
Arrival 30 minutes before games
Pricing and Costs:
-Heartland Registration fee (approx. $1200) -Team fee: Approximately $1500 – covers tournament fees, extra ice, team parties, misc team costs
Contact Information:
Peter Taylor
416-271-6457
