SHIFT Goalie Development
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Meet the Coaches
Ideal for specific & focused training goals
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1 Goalie | 1 SHIFT Coach
Select your preferred SHIFT Coach
Option to bring your own shooter
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Ideal for team and tandem training
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2 Goalies | 1 SHIFT Coach
Ideally, pair with similar skill level goalies
Select your preferred SHIFT Coach
Option to bring your own shooter
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Clinics
50-minute sessions. Ideal for repetition and building habits
Max 6 goalies : 1 SHIFT Coach + 2 shooters
Paired with similar skill level goalies
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Professional Coaches
Coach Matt
Head of Goalie Development
Matt is currently the goalie coach for the University of Ottawa men's team. He has been coaching in Montreal and Ottawa since 2005. His experience as a Junior, Major Junior, and CIS graduate has given him great perspective of both the game and the position. Matt now calls Ottawa home and is looking to continue his coaching success with SHIFT. Matt received CIS rookie of the year honours and 2nd line all star award in 2010-2011. He also participated Memorial Cup in 2008-2009 with Rimouski Oceanic.
Coach Mavric
Sr. Goalie Development Coach
Mavric joined the Lumber Kings coaching staff in the 2019-20 season and is currently the Goalie Coach for OHLs North bay Battalion and Pembroke Lumber Kings organization. He played one season with the Pembroke Lumber Kings in 2006-07 before spending four years in the Ontario Hockey League as a goaltender with Kitchener, Barrie and Saginaw. After completing his junior career, the Eganville native attended the University of Prince Edward Island where he played varsity hockey and then spent years playing professionally.
Marshal Frappier
Sr. Goalie Development Coach
Marshall, from Ottawa, excelled in minor hockey and the CCHL's Nepean Raiders before playing in the OHL. Now coaching at Shift, he's dedicated to developing goalies and fostering their success. Marshall grew up playing minor hockey in Ottawa. In 2016-17 he played for the Nepean Raiders of the CCHL where he was named to the all-rookie team and was selected to represent Team Canada White at the U-17 World Hockey Challenge. Following his stint in the CCHL, he spent three years in the OHL playing for Sudbury, Kingston, and Saginaw. Marshall is taking his knowledge and experience from his playing days and using them to transition into the coaching side. Working with developing goaltenders at Shift has been a great experience so far for Marshall and he is excited to continue helping goalies achieve their goals.
Joe Ranger
Sr. Goalie Development Coach
Joe Ranger, from Carp, Ontario, progressed from junior hockey in the OHL to becoming an All-Canadian student-athlete at the University of Prince Edward Island. He now applies over a decade of experience with SHIFT to coaching and administration, nurturing aspiring athletes. Joe Ranger grew up in Carp, Ontario, and played minor hockey for the Ottawa Valley Titans and the Calderon Place Canadians U18. He was drafted 63rd overall by the Mississauga Steelheads in the 2018 OHL Priority Selection Draft. Joe went on to play five seasons with the Mississauga Steelheads and the Sudbury Wolves before ending his junior career with the London Nationals in 2023. He is now enrolled at the University of Prince Edward Island, where he plays for the Men’s Panthers hockey team and was named an All-Canadian Student-Athlete in 2023-24. Joe has been a part of the SHIFT family for over 10 years, assisting in administration and on- and off-ice coaching. He looks forward to bringing his personal experience and knowledge to the next wave of athletes striving to achieve their goals.
Cooper Kasdorf
Sr. Goalie Development Coach
Cooper has been coached and mentored by the team at Shift since he first started goaltending 12 years ago. He most recently played AAA U18 for the Smiths Falls Bears and the Ottawa Valley Titans before illness changed his trajectory in the sport. Resilience and dedication learned through hockey supported his recovery and he has turned his love of the sport to helping young athletes develop their skills and talents.
Andrei Vasilevskiy
2020 & 2021 Stanley Cup Champion
CONGRATS
BIG CAT!
