Andy is the Director of Rink Programming at F&M Bank Arena, and previously ran all Grassroots Programs (G.O.A.L.!, PREDecessor, Try Hockey For Free, Little Preds Learn To Play and the Youth House League) at Ford Ice Center. Andy has also coached for the Preds Select 12UA1 Travel Hockey team and worked with their 10U-16U Goaltenders. Andy is from Nashville and grew up playing hockey with the NYHL hockey league and also played for Father Ryan High School and Vanderbilt University.

Andy is USA Hockey Goaltending Silver Certified and Level 4 USA Hockey Certified. He currently holds four seats with Southern Amateur Hockey Association as the Tennessee Director, Goaltending Development, High School Hockey chair, and College Hockey chair.

Jennifer grew up playing girls' hockey in Chicago and went on to compete collegiately for The Ohio State University (ACHA). She was a member of the U.S. National University Team that won a bronze medal at the 2013 Winter World University Games in Trentino, Italy. She has over ten years of coaching experience, including roles with the Chicago Blackhawks and Nashville Predators. In her current role, she oversees all amateur hockey programs at the Ford Ice Centers.
Jennifer is USA Hockey Level 4 Certified.

Born and raised in Chicago, IL, Robert developed a passion for hockey early on, playing AA Hockey for the Skokie Flyers before competing in Chicago Varsity High School hockey for four years. He attended Purdue University, earning a degree in Kinesiology while playing ACHA DIII hockey and serving as team captain during the 2019-20 season. After graduation, Robert started his career in fitness, working as a Personal Trainer and Strength & Conditioning coach, while also coaching hockey at Notre Dame College Prep. In 2023, he furthered his education by earning an MBA with a specialization in Sports Management from Concordia University Chicago. Following this, he moved to Nashville to join the Nashville Predators as the Adult Hockey Coordinator. Robert now holds the position of Manager of Amateur Hockey & Fan Development, continuing to drive the growth of hockey in Nashville and engage new fans.
Robert is USA Hockey Level 3 Certified.

​Originally from Nova Scotia, Greg played junior and college hockey in Canada. He has coached all levels of youth hockey including 18U. Additionally Greg has coached at the Collegiate level at Ohio University. With 30+ years of coaching experience, Greg currently oversees all grassroots programs including G.O.A.L.!, PREDecessor, Little Preds, and the Youth Hockey League at Ford Ice Center Clarksville.
Greg is USA Hockey Level 5 Certified

Originally from Eveleth, Minnesota which holds an extremely rich history of hockey, Nick fell in love with the sport at a young age, playing all throughout his youth and high school career. He attended the University of Minnesota, earning a degree in both Business Marketing and Sports Management. Following graduation, he worked as a parks and recreation intern in the Twin Cities area, before moving to Nashville in December of 2024. Nick currently holds the position of Adult Hockey Coordinator at the Ford Ice Center in Antioch, with the goal of growing the game of hockey, along with promoting people all ages to participate and gain a passionate for the sport much like his.
Nick is USA Hockey Level 1 Certified.

Originally from Virginia, Clayton grew up playing goalie in his youth program there and while in high school, he then traveled to North Carolina to play a higher level of travel hockey. Once graduated, he went on to play junior hockey in Dallas, Texas and Cape Cod, Massachusetts for two seasons. Following his last year of junior hockey, he went on to play five years of college hockey at Liberty University where he acquired his Bachelor and Master's degrees in Sport Management. Clayton currently oversees the Adult Hockey Program at Ford Ice Bellevue and is a goalie coach for the Nashville Predators Goalie School.
Clayton is USA Hockey Level 1 Certified.

Originally from the northern suburbs of Chicago, Andrew is a former goaltender who played AAA hockey with CYA and Team Illinois before competing in Illinois High School Hockey for four years at Loyola Academy. He completed a post-graduate year at Pomfret School (CT) and was subsequently recruited to play NCAA Division III hockey at Middlebury College (VT). He later transferred to Vanderbilt University his sophomore year to pursue a degree in Communications and Business. At Vanderbilt, Andrew served as team captain and president of the club hockey team from 2022 to 2024. Upon graduation, he transitioned into coaching and currently serves as Head Coach of the Vanderbilt Club Hockey team. He was also Co-Head Coach of the Centennial Cougars during the 2024–2025 season.
Andrew is a USA Hockey Level 1 Certified.

Born and raised in New Hartford NY, Riley developed a passion for ice hockey early on, playing for Syracuse Nationals and other youth teams before competing in Prep school at Bishop Kearny Selects Academy for all four years of high school. She attended SUNY Plattsburgh for three years before transferring to Utica University earning a B.A. degree in Communication and Media and a minor in Coaching while playing NCAA DIII Women’s Ice Hockey. She also found a love for sports broadcasting at Utica where she called hockey and lacrosse games.
Riley is USA Hockey Level 1 Certified.

A native of North Carolina, Noah brings a diverse background in the sports industry and a lifelong passion for hockey. He grew up in the rink, watching his father and brother compete across the country, and laced up his own skates at an early age before eventually channeling his competitive spirit into baseball. He is deeply committed to growing the game at the grassroots level and plays an active role in making hockey more accessible. Before joining the Preds, Noah spent time with the Carolina Hurricanes, where he sharpened his skills in fan development and community outreach.
Noah is USA Hockey Level 1 Certified.

Hanna grew up in Michigan and began skating at age eleven. She was a competitive skater for many years, competing in free skate, ice dance, showcase, and synchro. In high school, Hanna was captain of Middle of the Mitt High School Skating Team and went on to skate for Western Michigan University's Open Collegiate, Collegiate, and Intercollegiate Skating Teams while attaining her Bachelors in Tourism and then her Masters in Geography, which is when she also completed her Master's Thesis, The Potential Growth of Synchronized Skating in the Midwestern Section of US Figure Skating. Hanna began coaching in 2014 and has filled many roles throughout her years on the ice, from Learn to Skate instructor to private coach to lead choreographer and competition director. Currently, Hanna oversees all figure skating programming and Learn to Skate at Ford Ice Clarksville and serves as the director of Austin Peay State University Skating Team.
Hanna is available for private lessons.
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