Bruce Boudreau is a hockey lifer. He started out playing hockey, winning two Memorial Cups for the Toronto Marlies. He went on to be drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs and had stints with the Maple Leafs and the Chicago Blackhawks. He played most of his career in the minors and set many records along the way. He loved the game and just wanted to stay involved. He went on to coach hockey, first in the Colonial Hockey League, then in the International Hockey League, the East Coast Hockey League, American Hockey League, and finally the National Hockey League. He coached four NHL teams over 15 years, winning the Jack Adams Award as Coach of the Year in 2008 and being a finalist twice more. He is currently the second-winningest coach in NHL history, next to Scotty Bowman. He coached Team Canada at the Spengler Cup and loved representing his country. He started the Golden Horseshoe Hockey School in 1982 in St. Catharines, and it has been going ever since. He is proud to have his boys carry on the tradition of teaching hockey and having fun with the next generation.

Ben Boudreau is a Canadian hockey professional whose career spans over playing, coaching, and carrying forward a family legacy in the sport. A graduate of Loyalist College, Ben competed in more than 150 professional games across the ECHL, IHL, CHL and internationally in IIHF play in France.
After his playing career, Ben transitioned into coaching and achieved a milestone victory in 2021 by winning the ECHL Kelly Cup Championship, proudly matching the same championship his father Bruce Boudreau captured in 1999. Ben has coached over 750+ Professional games so far in his career. Beyond the rink, Ben is deeply rooted in his family’s longstanding contribution to hockey development. Ben grew up in the school, attending, working and eventually graduating to owning and operating the family business with is brother Andy, continuing its tradition of excellence.
Ben is also a devoted family man to his spouse Alexis and proud father to Cooper, Charlie, and another little star on the way.

Andy is a full time Skating and Skills instructor, operating AB Hockey in the Banff/Canmore, Alberta communities. Specializing in foundational skills (skating, passing, shooting, puck handling), Andy also has a wealth of experience teaching individual and team tactics to help players improve their overall impact on gameplay.
Andy’s off-ice experience includes a Kinesiology degree from Brock University, NHL training camp internships with the Minnesota Wild, as well as 8+ years experience as a strength coach for athletes and adults of all ages and skill levels. A lifetime of on ice experience is also brought forth from years having played hockey competitively at the University, minor pro, junior, and AAA levels.
Son of Bruce Boudreau, Andy has been involved with GHHS for over 35 years a student, counselor, instructor, and now owner/operator with his brother Ben.

Brady Boudreau has an MBA in sports management and started coaching hockey as soon as he finished playing juniors. He became an assistant coach with the Minnesota Blue Ox in 2018, helped start The Hershey Cubs in 2021, and became their assistant coach. In 2023, he became the head coach of the Hershey Cubs and later moved on to be the General Manager in 2025. He has worked at hockey schools since the age of 14, learning from his Dad, Bruce Boudreau, and Brothers, Ben and Andy. When he is not coaching or teaching hockey, he usually watches hockey with his wife, Kiana.