Tina Carrabba

Owner

Professional Hockey Trainer

History:

Class of 1996′ Billerica Memorial High School –

• 4 year varsity soccer and tennis

Chelmsford Lions Select Hockey 1990-1996 3 National Championships  Tina was recruited to play hockey at University of New Hampshire in 1996.  Tina played from 1996-2000.  While at UNH the team won the ECAC Championships twice and a National Championship in 1998.  While at UNH she coached for Dover youth hockey pee wee boys program as well as a member of the DARE program for youth hockey players.  After graduating Tina became the first girls high school hockey coach at Billerica High School and is still coaching.  Tina coached for the u12,u14,u19 girls programs and ran the mite development and mite minor team in Hudson nh for 3 years then progressed to being the mite and squirt coordinator for the New England Bulldogs.   Recently Tina has earned Coach of the Year for the Merrimack Valley Conference for the second time and was inducted Into the Hall of Fame at University of New Hampshire with the National Championship team.

Rachel is from Monroe, NJ.  She played Tier I Girls’ and High School Boys’ ice hockey at Notre Dame High School in 2012 while in NJ.

Rachel then played for New England College’s DIII collegiate women’s ice hockey program, where she was leading scorer and in points for her Junior and Senior years.  She also graduated with a Minor in Sports and Recreational Management with a concentration in Coaching.

Rachel has now been coaching at TC’s and for the U14 Major 1 National Bound East Coast Wizards Girls’ program in Bedford, MA since 2018

Hockey Instructor

Specialty – All hockey skills including treadmill and assessments

In High School Olivia (“Liv”) was selected as a top defense man of the Elite junior Prospect League (EJPL) to compete on an All-Star team before continuing on to her collegiate hockey career.

Hello, my name is Tyler Becker, I’m excited to be a part of TC’s Coaching Staff. I have played professionally all over Canada and the United States. As a player, my strengths were always passing, skating and shooting.

I started coaching when I was in high school. I have continued to coach and consult throughout my college and professional career. I have worked with some of the best minds in hockey. I have a passion for player development. And have helped push players to all levels including the NHL. I have I would like to pass the same knowledge onto you so that you can become the best player possible all while having fun doing it.

With over 20 years of experience coaching Ice hockey, Coach Radley Jones has enjoyed success with teams and individuals alike.

Originally from Connecticut, Radley has coached at every level from Mite – High School.

Over the years, his youth hockey teams have won:

Three CT State Championships (1 Pee Wee, 2 Bantam),
Two New England Regional Championships (1 Pee Wee, 1 Bantam), Three USA Hockey National Appearances (2 Pee Wee, 1 Bantam).

Radley’s teams have also:

Competed in the International Silver Sticks Tournament,

Earned 10 different medals (6 Gold, 2 Silver and 2 Bronze) at the CAN/AM Youth Hockey Tournament in Lake Placid, NY.

Players learning from Radley have gone on to play at various prep schools for a “PG” year and in the NCAA at schools such as Boston College, Northeastern, Union and Scared Heart.

After a long high school hockey career, Radley chose a career in golf and graduated from Methodist University in NC. Radley now resides in Plymouth, MA with his wife and three children.

Coach Radley brings a sharp technical eye to his positive and specific/technical coaching style.

His ability to break down skills makes learning easy to understand.

If you need help with a skill or overall hockey concepts, Coach Rad is your path to success.

Coach Scott is a graduate of Matignon High School where he captained his team to a High School State Championship and was a HNIB All scholastic.

Scott is also a graduate and a four year player from the University of New Hampshire and was an inaugural member of the Hockey East college hockey division. 

Scott continued to play professional hockey following his UNH career as a member of the Boston Bruins organization with the Maine Mariners in the American Hockey League and Johnstown Chiefs in the East Coast Hockey League. He also played with the Chicago Blackhawks minor league affiliates in the International Hockey League. 

Currently, Scott is the assistant coach for the Westford Academy girls’ varsity hockey team and looks forward to working with your athlete here at TC’s!!