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Mike PorcelloMITE TEAM HEAD COACH
Mike has been with the Rebels Organization for several years and is excellent with teaching skills to younger players. Mike's son played in the Rebels Organization and is currently a player on the Long Island Junior Royals team in the Metrolpolitan Junior Hockey League. |
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Dennis McGovernSQUIRT MINOR HEAD COACH
Dennis McGovern has had two successful seasons running the Rebel Mites program as well as being the organizations USA Hockey ACE coordinator. Prior to coaching the Rebels Dennis spent three years coaching Mites within the Rebels affiliate organization, the LI Royals. |
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Dan TaliaSQUIRT MAJOR HEAD COACH
DIRECTOR OF COACHES |
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Kevin SparlingPEEWEE MINOR HEAD COACH |
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Tony ColomboPEEWEE MAJOR HEAD COACH / DIRECTOR OF COACHES / SKILL DEVELOPMENT CLINIC DIRECTOR
Tony is returning for his second year as head coach with the Rebels. Tony played
professional hockey in the Central Hockey League with the Memphis River
Kings, the South East Blades, and Winkler
Flyers in the Manitoba Junior Hockey League. Tony has been an assistant coach with the Long Island Jr Royals for the past three years. |
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Tom CartwrightBANTAM MINOR HEAD COACH |
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Kevin YoungBANTAM MAJOR HEAD COACH |
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Kevin CoreyMIDGET 16 (Minor) III HEAD COACH
This is Coach Corey's first year coaching in the Rebels Organization. Kevin played his youth hockey on Long island and then in college lead the Suffolk Stars in scoring making the MCHC/ACHA All Star Team. He participated in the 2001 AAU Junior Olympics in Virginia Beach and was the Fran Riggio Memorial Scholarship Winner 2002. |
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Dan TaliaMIDGET 18 HEAD COACH / DIRECTOR OF COACHES |
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Ken HoeySKILL DEVELOPMENT CLINIC DIRECTOR
HEAD COACH LONG ISLAND JUNIOR ROYALS
Ken has been a coach in the Long Island Royals Youth Hockey system for the past
nine years. Ken coached professional hockey in Italy with the Val Rendena
Wolves and coached two years at the Junior A level in Bismarck North Dakota with
the Bismarck Bullets. Ken played Division I hockey at
Kent State University and then two years of professional hockey in the East Coast
Hockey League and the All American Hockey League. |