Kenny Brooks

Kenny Brooks is from Las Vegas, Nevada and grew up playing AAA hockey for the Las Vegas Outlaws and Nevada Stars organizations. Kenny then moved on to play junior hockey for the Tri-City Storm for 3 years and was named Team Captain for the 2011-2012 season. Following his junior hockey career, Kenny went on to earn a scholarship to play for Penn State University in the inaugural season as a Division I hockey program. After graduating from Penn State, Kenny played professionally for the Colorado Eagles in the ECHL for their 2016-2017 Kelly Cup winning season. Kenny started his coaching career as an Assistant Coach in the USHL for the Tri-City Storm for the 2018-2019 season where he won the Anderson Cup. Kenny now lives in Las Vegas where he is the director of player development for the Las Vegas Ice Center and currently is the west coast regional scout for the Tri-City Storm.

Brittney Brooks

Brittney Brooks is from Las Vegas and started her hockey career at the Las Vegas Ice Center. She played AAA boys hockey for the Las Vegas Outlaws and Nevada Stars before moving to Colorado to make the switch to girls hockey. She played her final season of youth hockey for the Colorado Select 19AAA team where she made a USA Hockey National Championship appearance and was selected for the JWHL league all star team. Brittney then went on to play goalie for Colgate University where she was awarded a scholarship for her play during her junior and senior seasons. While playing at Colgate, Brittney studied Neuroscience which inspired a hockey camp for children with autism. After college Brittney completed a graduate certificate program in Applied Behavior Analysis with a focus on learning. After college she worked as a Behavior Therapist but was drawn to coaching after realizing she missed being around hockey. Brittney is currently the goalie coach for all the Las Vegas Ice Center programs and is still active in the autism community.

Matt Ho

Matt Ho is from Vancouver, British Columbia and grew up playing hockey in Las Vegas. Matt played for the Nevada Stars 16AAA team and moved to the Greater Vancouver Canadians for his final seasons of youth hockey. He played Junior A for the Boston Bandits and New Jersey Hitman. Matt went on to be a multi-sport college athlete, playing both Division III hockey and lacrosse for Chatham University. He has been coaching hockey since 2013 in various camps and completed an internship focusing on hockey specific on and off ice conditioning with Twist Conditioning.

PJ Musico

PJ is a SoCal native who grew up playing goaltender through the ranks of AAA and Junior A hockey in the US and Canada. From there he was offered a scholarship at Penn State University in its first year as a NCAA Division 1 program. After playing 4 years at PSU he obtained his Degree in Kinesiology & Exercise Physiology. After college he played 2 years between the AHL and ECHL spending most his time in the New York Rangers organization. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the NSCA. As well as being a Youth Physical Literacy Specialist. He most recently has served as the Director of Hockey Sports Performance for Orange Lutheran High School as well as being the Goalie Development Coordinator for USA Hockey. PJ is in his 4th year of working with youth athletes and has developed an amazing age-appropriate curriculum that helps improve the performance of hockey players and many other athletes.

Mission Statement Teach life lessons through sport while improving performance and reducing the risk of injury to yield the result of long term athletic development