Dublin High School Hockey Association

Born in Dublin, Ohio where he played minor hockey through the CAHA organization.  Eric moved away when he was 15 to play in Dayton who had the only tier I program in Ohio.  He captained the team to the National Tournament in Anchorage, Alaska.  After the team folded the next year, he moved again to the Pittsburgh Hornet organization, which played in the Michigan National Hockey League.  For his senior year he lived in Toledo, playing for the Tier II Toledo Cherokee winning CSHL league and playoff Championships, eventually losing in the National Semifinals in New Jersey.  He moved once again playing for the Tier II Billings Bulls of the AFHL.  He led them to the league Championships, playoff Champions and National Semifinalists.  Tired of moving he enrolled at Ohio State, while starting his coaching career as an assistant with the Columbus Crush Jr. B Hockey team.  The Crush qualified for the Playoffs every season, winning one league championship, making it to the National Semifinals.  Eric is a graduate of The Ohio State University where he met his wife Carrie.  They reside in Dublin, Ohio with their three children, Mia 5, Morgan 4 and Trevor 18 months (whose favorite sport is “Hoc”).  Eric and Carrie own a Goddard School in Canal Winchester, Ohio.

Born in Toledo, Ohio, Scott has enjoyed success as a player at all levels of hockey from youth hockey through juniors and college.  Playing for the Toledo Cherokee junior hockey club he won several league titles, a national runner up and, in his last year, 1998, the USA Hockey national championship.   In his senior year at Eastern he was recognized as a leader by being named one of the team captains.  In all 7 years of juniors and college, his teams went to the national playoffs.
Scott Coaching philosophy focuses on establishing team chemistry “it’s the most crucial ingredient for a successful season.”  Skilled individuals in combination with team concepts and sportsmanlike attitudes are a guaranteed formula for success.  Consistent teaching of the game on and off the ice with emphasis on team cohesion will deliver substantial rewards for the team as a whole as well as individual achievement.
Scott believes that a team’s players should be respected for being responsible for themselves, playing cohesively and displaying good sportsmanship at all times.  A game’s final score is not always indicative of a team’s performance and performances will be remembered long after the scores are forgotten.

Born in Tupperville, Ontario where he farmed with his four brothers over 2500 acres.  His playing career started in the Dresden minor hockey system where he eventually played for the Dresden Jr. Kings from 1966-1970.  Dave Chambers brought him to Ohio State to play for the Buckeyes as a goalie from 1970-1973, taking the league title in 1972.  Bobb then moved on to play for the Columbus Seals of the International Hockey League.  His coaching career started at Ohio State coaching his two son’s Eric and Ryan through there young careers with CAHA.  His CAHA teams won three State Championships,  after his success in Columbus he followed his son Eric to Dayton with the Bluehawk tier I bantams where he won District, Regional titles eventually losing to Little Ceasars in the National Semi Finals.  After Eric moved away from home to play, he coached his son’s Ryan’s teams under the Cleveland American organization winning numerous State, District and Regional Championships.  He started the first Jr. Team in Columbus, Ohio named the Crush and eventually became President and Owner.  The Jr. B Crush was in Columbus from 1997 – 2002 and was CSHL league regular season and Playoff Champions in 2000.
They eventually Lost in the National Semifinals in Blaine, Minnesota.  The Crush moved on over 20 players in 5 seasons to the next level.  He is a long time resident of Dublin, Ohio, married to his wife Claudia and has three children Eric, Ryan and Brianna.  He is the Executive Director of Haydocy Automotive.