Corrective advice and positive encouragement. NF Hockey Instructors are passionate about hockey and about developing happy, healthy players.

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Mark corbett

Mark just retired from his 5th year of Professional Hockey recently returning from playing in Sweden. He is currently the Assistant Coach for the Oakville Midget (U18) AAA program. He played 4 years at Ryerson University and grew up playing in the Burlington Minor Hockey system. He also spent a year with the Oakville Blades. Mark has been working with us for 5 years and has a great connection with young players. Mark has been working with both team development and individual private sessions. Mark has great knowledge of the game and skill sets needed to get to that next level in minor hockey. 

Number: 44

Birthplace: Burlington, Ontario

Height: 6’2''

Shoots: Left

Pre-Game Meal: Chicken, Sweet potato and Veggies

Favourite NHL Player: Drew Doughty

Piper Thompson

Piper has played with the Oakville Hornets for 14 years with 5 years in Rep, finishing at

the A level. She continued playing hockey in the women's competitive division following

her time as a Hornet. She has been the head coach of teams previously in the

categories of U9, U13, U15 and U18/22, with a total of 4 years of coaching. Piper has

been working with NF Hockey for one year.

Number: 96

Birthplace: Oakville, Ontario

Height: 5’2''

Shoots: Left

Pre-Game Meal: Chicken, Quinoa and Veggies

Favourite NHL Player: Trevor Zegrass

Andrew Toscano

 Andrew is coming off of his first year of junior hockey, playing for the St. Catharines Falcons. Before that he played for the Burlington Eagles Midget AAA team as well as the Oakville Rangers. Andrew attended our camps before he joined as an instructor. He’s now teaching kids skills and drills he had mastered when he was their age as well as creating new ones. Andrew has worked with us for three years at the Blue Mountain camp, Burlington Summer camp and in many our our other programs. Andrew is best known for his skating ability where he got his famous nickname “Tornado” and his ability to teach kids while keeping the lessons fun and enjoyable.

Number: 47

Birthplace: Oakville, Ontario

Height: 5'10

Shoots: Left

Pre-Game meal: Steak and Caesar salad

Favourite Hockey player: Brendan Gallagher