2026-27 Girls Coaches

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 16U AA State Championship, 5th place at USA Hockey Tier II 3A Nationals, 14U AA Colorado Cup Championship, a 15U CSDHL All-Star Game coaching selection, and an NCAA Division 1 Women's Hockey athlete.

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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.

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A lifelong player and student of the game, Liz began playing hockey in her hometown of Wayzata, Minnesota, advancing through the Trojans’ youth program. After a family move to north Texas, she continued her development with the Lone Star Wolves travel program through high school, serving as captain her final two seasons. She also competed on the boys hockey team at Flower Mound High School (also the Jaguars), notably as the program’s only female athlete.

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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.

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Matt is a lifelong student, player, and referee of the game. His hockey journey started at Hyland when he was a squirt, back in the old building. Matt developed through the system, beginning at squirt C and ending in Midget AA. He’s always been a Jaguar, and still plays adult league at Promenade. Hockey has been a huge part of his life, and he hopes to continue to share his knowledge and inspire new and developing players of all skill levels to find a love and appreciation for the game. He aspires to be a coach that players will remember.

The 26-27 season will mark Patrick Gubitose’s 9th year coaching at Hyland Hills. As a USA Hockey Level 4 certified coach, Patrick has been getting the best out players by building confidence, connecting and relating with them, and utilizing the strengths of his coaching staff.  With 5 years of experience as head coach of teams from 8U to 12U, he consistently reminds the players and parents that team success relies on the combination of Fun, Effort and Teamwork.  A simple formula which has resulted in several championship appearances and several banners over the years.

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Jessica Cloutier was born into a hockey family when she started playing with the boys at the age of seven before joining the first girl’s competitive team in Colorado in 1998. She was invited to the USA National Camp at age 15 & 16. From there she played D1 hockey on a scholarship at Clarkson University where she was the assistant captain. After college she helped coach a girls 14U AAA team.  

She now spends her time cheering on her stepson in 14U hockey, working as a personal chef, playing pickleball and adult league hockey. She has been coaching with the Hyland Hills Girls Program for the past 2 years.

I’ve been playing hockey for over 30 years, and the game continues to be a huge part of my life. I still play in multiple adult leagues, which helps me bring a current, player-minded perspective to coaching while emphasizing skill development, teamwork, and a true love for the game.

My coaching journey includes four years working with midget-level players in Grand Junction, followed by seven years coaching at Hyland, where I’ve been closely involved in my son’s development and now have the opportunity to help with my daughter’s team as well. Coaching across different age levels has given me a strong understanding of long-term player growth from building foundational skills to developing advanced game concepts.

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