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2025-26 Girls Coaches
Gators 19U Girls: Jon Yourkin

Jon Yourkin
With nearly 25 years of coaching experience and a background that spans NCAA Division I play and championship-level coaching, Jon Yourkin brings a passionate, purpose-driven approach to leading the Gators 19U Girls. Known for his "modern-day, old school" style, Coach Jon blends structure, accountability, and player-first development to create a winning culture on and off the ice. His mission is clear: to put the Gators 19U Girls on the map by bringing in top coaches, developing elite players, and building a program where we compete to win in everything we do. Coach Jon is committed to helping each player become the best version of themselves—on the ice, in the locker room, in the gym, and in life.
Girls 16U AA: Tyson Davis

Tyson Davis
Tyson Davis, originally from Vancouver, British Columbia, brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his role as the Head Coach of the Girls 16U AA Team. With an impressive coaching career spanning 30 years, Tyson has honed his skills and developed a solid understanding of the game at all levels of hockey. His journey in coaching began with grassroots initiatives and has since progressed to elite levels, showcasing his adaptability and commitment to the sport.
For 25 years, Tyson has been an integral part of HHHA, contributing significantly to its growth and success. His tenure with HHHA has been marked by numerous achievements, including multiple championship titles and the development of many young athletes who have excelled in higher levels of competition. Tyson's dedication to the association, a testament to his commitment and loyalty, and his unwavering support for his players have earned him the respect and admiration of his peers, players, and their families.
In the hockey community, Tyson is well recognized as a top-level coach, known for his strategic insight, motivational skills, and ability to nurture talent. His coaching philosophy centres on fostering a positive and inclusive environment where athletes can thrive on and off the ice. Under his guidance, the Girls 14U AA Team has flourished, consistently demonstrating strong performances and sportsmanship.
Girls 14U AA: Taylor Hoy

Taylor Hoy
A native of Kingston, Ontario, Canada, Taylor Hoy grew up playing Tier I hockey in Kingston and the Greater Toronto Area. Hoy discovered a passion for coaching after volunteering with first-time skaters while attending the University of Toronto. Following the completion of his law degree, Hoy moved to Colorado with his wife and began coaching with Littleton Hockey Association's Central States Tier II program. His tenure there includes a U16 AA State Championship, 5th place at USA Hockey Tier II 3A Nationals, U14AA Colorado Cup Championship, a U15 CSDHL All-Star Game coaching selection, and an NCAA Division 1 Women's Hockey committed athlete.
Girls 15U A: AJ Ryan

AJ Ryan
AJ Ryan brings a wealth of experience and a lifelong passion for hockey to the ice. Having coached youth players from 8U to 14U for the past eight years, AJ has guided both competitive and recreational teams across Arizona, Hawaii, and here in Colorado. This marks AJ's second year coaching all-girls teams and his second year with the Jags organization. AJ's love for hockey began on Minnesota's frozen ponds, a passion that continues today as an active adult league player.
Girls 12U A: Joe Kemp

Joe Kemp
Joe Kemp brings 14 years of dedicated coaching experience to the ice as a USA Hockey Level 4 certified coach, having guided players from 8U to 16U across all levels, from in-house to AA. Beyond the bench, Joe has been deeply involved with Hyland, serving on the board and as a brand ambassador, leveraging his graphic design skills to create engaging social media and video content for three years. This multifaceted commitment underscores a profound passion for fostering hockey development at all levels.
Growing up in Colorado, Joe's own hockey journey began at Arvada as a first-year Peewee, progressing through the ranks of Team Colorado AAA (Bantams and Midgets), Colorado Cougars AAA, and then playing Juniors for the Liberty Lake Lumberjacks in the NORPAC league. He concluded his competitive playing career at Metro State and now continues to enjoy the game in the over-40 league at ICAP. A graphic designer for 22 years with a bachelor's degree from the Art Institute of Colorado, Joe also enjoys drawing, movies, and comic books. He is a true hockey family individual, with all three of his children—Alex (16U AA), Max (14U A), and Lily (12U girls)—actively playing hockey at Hyland.
For Joe, hockey is "pure fun," a sport that fosters unity and kinship within the community, emphasizing fierce competition alongside mutual support. His vision for the Lady Jags program is ambitious: to establish it as the benchmark for skill development in girls' hockey across Colorado. He aims to build a strong foundation that cultivates a lifelong love for the game, promoting mentorship and giving back. Ultimately, Joe envisions the continued growth and mainstream popularity of women's hockey, aspiring for it to reach the same prominence as women's soccer.
Girls 10U A: Patrick Gubitose

Patrick Gubitose
The 25-26 season will mark Patrick Gubitose’s 8th year coaching at Hyland Hills. As a USA Hockey Level 4 certified coach, Patrick has been getting the best out of his players from 8U to 12U by connecting with them, relating to them and motivating them, and delegating the strengths of his staff. With 4 years of experience as a head coach, Patrick consistently reminds the players and parents that team success relies on the combination of Fun, Effort and Teamwork which has so far resulted in several championship appearances and five banners.
Patrick’s is passionate about Hockey and his love for the game began as a young child growing up in NYC playing roller hockey in his local park and getting his dad to take him to Ranger games. He went on to play lacrosse and hockey at Fordham Prep in the Bronx a stark rivalry between the Islander and Ranger fans flooded the halls. He spent his college evenings playing as a goalie during intramurals and pick-up games at CU Boulder.
At CU Boulder, Patrick earned degrees in environmental design and kinesiology. As an architect by trade with a background in sports psychology and biomechanics, he applies his professional skills into his coaching style, composing practices that address deficiencies, delegating tasks with the coaching staff, and celebrating accomplishments. As head coach of the 10UA Girls team, he is looking to encourage female players to play the sport with more Confidence with concentration in FUNdamentals, skills and game like play during practice.
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