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Management Bios

1. Peter MacInnis (President )
2. Randy Collins (Ice, Equipment Manager and Assistant Webmaster)
3. David Cicchini (Webmaster)
4. Peter Zezel (Director of Skills Develpment)

Coach & Staff Bios

Peter MacInnis has served the hockey community for the past 35 years. In 1998 he was awarded the "Chamandy Award" which is the highest honour awarded by the Greater Toronto Hockey League for "Outstanding Service in the Fostering and Promotion of youth hockey in the GTHL". In 2002, Mr. MacInnis was awarded the 2001 Toronto Real Estate Board's prestigious "Commercial Division Award of Merit" for his dedication to the commercial real estate profession and his commitment to youth and the community. Later that same year, he was presented with the Jennifer Ashleigh Foundation's "Heather Grand Volunteer of the Year Award", and in 2007 he was awarded the "Cooper Humanitarian Award" for service to youth and minor hockey.

Mr. MacInnis is married with three children, two boys and one girl. Both his boys played and refereed hockey, and he still coaches in the North York Hockey League's house league select program at the 1992 age level. His last year coaching at the AAA level was in 1989, where he took his Don Mills Flyers Bantam team to the finals of the All Ontario Bantam Championships in Ottawa.

Mr. MacInnis is the current President of the Jennifer Ashleigh Children's Charity and has been an active member and supporter of this wonderful children's charity since its inception in 1990. The Foundation assists chronically ill children and their families "when love in not enough" and currently assists 600 families annually in the GTA and throughout Ontario.

Mr. MacInnis has a great passion for the game of hockey, and for the positive impact it has on our young people. "I believe that hockey provides a healthy, safe, and competitive environment, where kids learn to work together as a team, take direction, develop character, build friendships, and acquire lasting memories." "It takes a great deal of courage and sacrifice to play competitive hockey and I have the utmost respect for the kids that play the game".

Randy started coaching in 1980. Since 1984 he has been associated, in various positions, with the Don Mills Flyers organization. Positions include long time stints as assistant coach, manager and trainer with four of Don Mills Flyers more successful teams. Most recently, Randy was the manager of the GTHL Minor Midget Champions (2006).
He is also the Don Mills Flyers Equipment Manager and Ice Coordinator.
Randy holds an Advanced Coaches Certificate for both hockey and lacrosse, along with a Level Three Trainers Certificate.
Randy works in the Markham-area and lives in East End of the city with his wife Nancy.

The native of Sarnia, Ontario, Dave began his coaching career while attending university in Waterloo. Having graduated in 1995 and moved to Toronto, Dave became involved with the Toronto Colts. Since 1999, Dave has been an assistant coach with the Don Mills Flyers, working with teams from Minor Atom to Midget. His teams have had a regular playoff presence, winning some prestigious tournaments and most recently the GTHL Minor Midget Championship (2006). In 2007, Dave was an assistant coach with the Brampton Capitals OHA Jr A Team. Prior to coaching, Dave was a certified hockey referee for thirteen years.

Dave works for RBC in downtown Toronto and lives in East York with his wife Vanessa.

Peter has had a professional hockey career of sixteen years in the National Hockey League. Drafted out of the Toronto Marlies Jr A Hockey Club as the first pick, 41st overall, in the second round of the 1983 NHL Entry Draft by the Philadelphia Flyers.

Peter went straight from junior hockey into the NHL. Peter scored his first NHL goal on a power play with the Flyers at 13:01 of the second period in a game against the Vancouver Canucks October 18th, 1984.

On January 16th, 1991 Peter realized a childhood dream when he was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs from Washington.