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What is Leafs Hockey Development?
Growing the game we love - together! Leafs Hockey Development is the official team bringing you the latest and greatest in Leafs community hockey programming. LeafsDevelopment.com is a place where you can find programs, resources and other information for: Youth (aspiring hockey stars), Coaches (of all levels) & Parents (from all over the world)
WHO ARE WE?
The Leafs Hockey Development staff are a group of enthusiastic, dedicated and knowledgeable hockey experts committed to teaching the fundamentals of the game to players of all ages and skill levels. Our staff consists of professional educators, elite hockey coaches and high-performance athletes.
A caring leader is an essential component to ensuring a positive experience for your child. You will take comfort in knowing that our staff hold National Coaching Certificate Program (NCCP) designations and go through annual training that includes but is not limited to: interviews, reference checks, criminal record checks, and on/off -ice workshops.
olivia Perretta
COODINATOR, HOCKEY DEVELOPMENT
On the ice, I play defense — focused on structure, communication, and putting the team first. Today, I bring that same mindset to player development, helping create high-quality, engaging experiences that inspire the next generation of players!
Favourite Quote: "It's kind of fun to do the impossible" - Walt Disney
Coach greg
LEAD HOCKEY DEVELOPMENT COACH
On the ice, Greg is a teacher - teaching the greatest subject of all - hockey! He is passionate about helping shape the future of hockey by way of associating student athletes with people that have similar interests and desires in and out of athletics, and academics.
Favourite Quote: “To love what you do and know that it matters, what else could be better.”
Coach Erik
HOCKEY DEVELOPMENT COACH
On the ice, Erik is a centreman. Off the ice he is a hockey instructor who is passionate about all things hockey and the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Favourite Quote: “Don't get too high on the highs, don't get too low on the lows, keep it even."