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Jim Brown

Jim has dedicated many years to coaching hockey, taking on the roles of Head Coach and Assistant Coach with the MMHA since 2021. Hockey has been an important part in his life, shaping his experiences and values. He played hockey throughout his youth and pursued a professional career in Europe from 2003 to 2008. This journey not only deepened his love for the game but also equipped him with valuable skills and insights. Now as a coach, he shares his passion and knowledge with young players, helping them grow both on and off the ice.×

Paul Pento

Paul is a Milton Winterhawk Alumni who looks forward to passing on the knowledge that creates great hockey players on and off the ice. Paul will focus on the fundamentals as a key for player development and his team's will be known as aggressive with an attacking mind frame, while being responsible and disciplined. Paul has experience as an Assistant Coach, trainer and treasurer and is looking forward to being a Head Coach and is excited for the great season ahead.×

Craig Chapman

Craig has coached for the Milton Winterhawks organization for the past 10 seasons at various levels and age groups. As a non-parent coach, he brings tremendous passion and hockey knowledge to all his teams. Craig grew up in the Mississauga area and played most of his minor hockey years in the GTHL as a goaltender. He finished at the college level in Peterborough. Craig will focus on development and fostering a winning mentality going into the hockey season. In addition to developing the team as hockey players, he hopes to teach his team valuable life skills as well. Craig is excited for the opportunity to coach next season at the U13 level. He is looking forward to the upcoming OHF year, and his hope to lead his team there.×

Mike LaPlante

  Coach Mike is passionate about building strong players and even stronger teammates. In addition to his technical expertise and strategy, his more than ten years of coaching experience gives him a profound understanding of what it takes to mould young athletes into resilient, self-assured people. For Mike, coaching is about development rather than just winning and losing. He thinks that every game, drill, and practice offers a chance to impart life lessons, such as grace in losing, humility in winning, and tenacity in the face of adversity. Whether it's honing skating skills or negotiating team dynamics, Mike leads with passion and purpose. He is eager to mentor the next generation, not just in becoming exceptional hockey players but also in helping young athletes discover their identity and develop a lifelong love for the sport.×