Scott brings a system, work ethic and passion for the development of young goaltenders that guarantees results. The quality and commitment that Scott implements into the coaching and the development of every program is second to none. After a successful playing career as a goaltender that included NCAA Division 1 College Hockey, as well as Professional Hockey, Scott has dedicated himself to the development of goaltenders in Northern Ontario. Scott is currently goaltender coach of the OHL’s Sudbury Wolves, and throughout his coaching career Scott has worked with numerous goaltenders from the NHL to pre-novice.

 “It is my goal to provide the most comprehensive and progressive goaltender training possible. Our programs are set up to provide knowledge, success, passion, fun and excitement to every goaltender that we work with.”

Terry’s ability to develop young goaltenders is well documented. He has developed, owned and operated the largest goaltending school in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Terry is the current and long time personal goaltending coach of Vezina trophy winner and one of the top goaltenders in the world, Buffalo Sabres’ Ryan Miller. Terry just finished 8 years as goaltending coach of the OHL’s Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds. Terry is currently the men’s goalie coach for NCAA Division 1 hockey club, the Lake Superior State Lakers.

"It is a huge responsibility, and a very humbling experience to become part of someone else's dream. Not something any coach should take lightly." 

Terry continues to have a 12 year plus coaching relationship with Buffalo Sabres goalie Ryan Miller (2010 Vezina Trophy Winner).

He brings many years of coaching experience to RHP:

8 years-----OHL Soo Greyhounds
4 years-----CCHA Lake Superior State
2 years-----Soo Indians Jr. A--North American Hockey League
2 years-----Elite Camp--Goalie Instructor---Czech Republic

Juha Lehtola is one of RHP’s Finnish instructors, specializing in Goalie Training. He has completed his internship with RHP for his degree in Sports and Leisure Management and Hockey Coaching at the Finnish National Sports Institute. Upon completion of his Thesis, he will be a certified IIHF (International Ice Hockey Federation) Level 5 Coach- the highest category recognized by the IIHF. While completing his studies, he took part in the IIHF International Youth Coaching Symposium during the World Championships in 2011 and has been asked to be a part of the organizing committee for the 2012 World Championships this May.

Juha played 15 years as a goalie and excelled in that position. He was chosen for his birth year’s U-16 National Team training camp. After playing 1 year of professional hockey in Finland, Juha studied abroad in the US where he decided to focus on coaching. He is now in his 5th year of coaching and is the video coach and assistant goalie coach with the Sudbury Wolves OHL team.

Juha’s inspiration for coaching came from the coaches that he had as a player. His approach to training goalies is to understand each player as an individual and from learning their opinions and thoughts on the game he is able to then develop a training program that will help the player reach their goals. He really brings“out of the box” thinking to goalie training!

"There are hundreds of skilled goalies out there who could play in the NHL right now, but those whose work ethic is extremely high and whose mental ability to perform well under pressure in game situation, are the ones playing there!"