Coach Trevor

As Director of Hockey Operations and Head of Coaches, Trevor Fahey provides the leadership and training, for players and coaches, in teaching excellence in Ice Hockey. As a former student of many great coaches and the Soviet Hockey system, Trevor Fahey is a leading authority in Ice Hockey instruction. This, as well as his love for his players, coaches, and teams, make him the coach to which all others seeking that same excellence will follow... 

Playing Career

Accomplishments

Trevor Fahey
7629 Bay Hill Ct.
New Port Richey, FL 34654
(727)-842-8216   (727)-514-8293


1999 to Present 

Introduced TNT (Technical & Tactical Team play program) to Tampa for Elite players (Squirt-Bantam)

Skills - Tactics - Team play    

Teams

• Orlando RDV League 3 on 3 CHAMPIONS in Mite-Squirt-Peewees
• Bantam Spring League Champs 13-1
• Fall/Winter Team-Raiders in Metro League
  • (Squirt 7-3 1st place)
  • (Pee Wee 10-0 1st place)
• Summer Hockey Clinic/Orlando Solar Bears-RDV

• On/Off Ice Training Program at Sunblades

1995 to 1998 

Moved to Florida from Victoria, B.C., Canada

• Created World Class Hockey Schools
• Hired as Director of Coaches Tampa Bay Stars Travel Organization
• Became Director of Hockey Tampa Bay Stars Travel Organization
• Operated Hockey Schools/Clinics
• Instructed 1 on 1 Skating Personals
• Established Pro Star Hockey Academy
• Selected Players from the Academy to play on Select Teams: (Squirts)
          A. Mite (6) - Squirt (8) (Combined Team)
              1. 22 - 0 Metro League
              2. Squirt Champs-TBSA Thanksgiving Tournament
              3. Squirt Division Champs TBSA Christmas Tournament
          B. Mites: Spring Metro Champs 22 - 0
          C. Pee Wees: 2nd place Metro League
              Lost 2 out of 1st 3 games
              Won 10 of last 11 games 

1989 to 1994

Co-Director - Changemasters Training Services

• Designed & delivered Seminars to Government and Businesses on:
  • Communication Skills
  • 21st Century Management
  • Performance Planning & Review
  • Team Building/Motivation
  • Change

1982 to 1989 

Director-Coach Int'l Hockey Schools, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

• Designed On-Ice Circuit Training System
• Designed Specialized Skills Clinics
• Designed Lecture Series & Simulated Skills and Conditioning Programs
• Designed a "Skills First Program"
• Designed "Skill Building Blocks" for each age group
• Hired & Trained Instructional Staff - Team Leaders for Hockey Schools (60-100 Instructors)
• Delivered Clinics to 10,000 kids

1981 to 1984

General Manager-Coach: Portage Terriers Tier II

• Head Coach: Transcona Railers (Canadian Champs)
• Head Coach: Steinbach Huskies Sr.
• All - Star Coach vs. Finland Ex.

1978 to 1982 

Management Consultant: Province of Manitoba

• Designed and monitored training programs for employees and employers 

1978 to 1974

Athletic Director & Chairman of Physical Education, Brandon University, Brandon, Manitoba

• Coordinated curriculum design for courses 
• Supervised all Athletic Coaches & Professors
• Directed & monitored department budgets 
• Coached Varsity Hockey Teams
• 1 GPAC Championship & 1 Finalist

1974 to 1976

Canadian Hockey Team Leader for Concordia Univ. to Moscow, USSR 

• Directed Canadian Coaches to Moscow for Soviet Sports Training Programs
• Interfaced with Soviet Coaches daily 
• Wrote/Published Hockey Book -  Hockey: Soviet Canadian  Forward by Fred Shero

1970 to 1974 

Attended St. Francis Xavier University, Captain of Varsity Hockey Team

• 1971-1974 Most Valuable Player
• 1971-1974 Leading Scorer 

Personal Achievements

• Centennial Medal recipient (Sports Achievement) - Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
•  Voted Coach of the Year by peers, Great Plains Athletic Conference 

1974 to 1975

Appointed Group Leader by Concordia University to lead study groups to Moscow, USSR at the Institute of Sport and Culture (Summers of 1974-75)

• Awarded a Hockey Canada Scholarship to St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia
• Voted Most Valuable Player, St. Francis Xavier University 1971, 1972, 1973
• Voted 1st All Star Left Wing, International Hockey League (1967-69)
• Elected President, Great Plains Athletic Association (1976-78)
• Appointed to All Star Hockey Selection Group, Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Union
• Designed and developed the first European Hockey Training Schools in North America 
• Created The Hockey Herald, a monthly newsletter to give parents and youths input and information on hockey programs, offerings and educational opportunities, particularly relevant to Coach International
• Created "Lucky, the Canadian Luck Puck" to promote Canadian hockey to tourists and trade shows

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• Junior - Tillsonburg Mavericks Jr. B. - 1960-1964
• Guelph Royals, O.H.A. Jr. A.
• Kitchener Rangers, O.H.A. Jr. A.
• Pro - 6 years professional hockey in The New York Rangers and Los Angeles Kings Organizations - 1964-1970
• All Star Team - International Hockey League - 1968

PUBLICATIONS

• All About Hockey - (The Casket Printing & Publishing Co.)
  Antigonish, Nova Scotia - 1974
• Hockey: Soviet/Canadian - (Leech Printing Co.) Brandon University Press,
  Brandon, Manitoba - 1977
• The Contrast Between the Reality & Image of Professional Sports - 
  Antigonish, Nova Scotia - 1974

REFERENCES

Lt. Col. Stephen M. Wells III
17510 Isbell Lane
Odessa, FL 33556
(813)-926-9581

Chuck Benton
5322 Foxshire Ct.
Orlando, FL 32819
(407)-876-3736

Send Questions to Linda Wells

Last Updated: 10/30/07