Current Coaches (Windsor Minor Hockey Association)

I am very excited to be taking on the role of Head Coach for the upcoming Novice AA season. I would like to provide you with some information about myself and my approach towards the game of hockey.
The 2018-2019 season will be my first season as  head coach for the Novice AA group. I have played and coached hockey for more than 30 years at the Minor, Junior and University level. I graduated from the University of Windsor in 2005 (B.H.K.) and 2006 (B. Ed.). I am currently teaching Physical Education, Special Education Mathematics and I also have a specialist certification in Physical Education.
I am very passionate about the game of hockey. I strongly believe in the process of developing player skills, building character, and making hockey fun. Whether this a player's first, second or third season of travel hockey, I will ensure a safe and positive learning environment for all players to learn and develop.
I am looking forward to a successful season that is full of fun, learning and success on and off the ice.

FATHER OF 1

COACHED IN HOUSE LEAGUE FOR 9 YEARS. A NUMBER OF CHAMPIONSHIPS WON

ALSO COACHED TRAVEL THE PAST 2 YEARS. BLUEWATER CHAMPS AND TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS AS WELL.

"I LOVE COACHING KIDS THE GAME OF HOCKEY AND THE EXCITEMENT THEY BRING. I LOOK FORWARD TO TEACHING THE YOUNGER GENERATION THE COACHING SIDE OF HOCKEY AS WELL. THEY ARE WMHA"S FUTURE LEADERS"!

My name is Scott Senay, I played hockey for 15 years in the WMHA. I have coached at the tyke level for 3 years, I was on ice helper for Riverside Novice AE team. I was also trainer for Windsor Novice Major AA and head coach for Atom Minor AA this past season. 

I would like to thank WMHA for selecting myself as an ambassador of their prestigious organization. I spent the majority of my minor hockey in the black green and white (1992 thru 2003) playing at the highest level minor hockey for Windsor Minor. I bring a positive, enthusiastic, and hardworking approach to these young athletes.

My job as a coach is to inspire, mold and teach the essential skills needed to possess the ability to raise these young athletes to the next level in their journey thru sport.I look forward to the upcoming season and seasons to come. 

Nothing will come easy, hard work, dedication and team play is the equation to success.

Kerry Knight

-Travel coach since 98-99 season 
-2years AE and the rest of time A/AA 
-4years Patterson Spring leaugue
-Coached teams Atom thru Midget

I am a husband, father of two boys who live and breathe hockey, and minor hockey coach. When my boys entered the Windsor Minor Hockey Association in 2011, I knew I had to be a part of it too. I was fortunate to have been  invited to help a team that lost one of its coaches, and the rest is history. I have loved every minute of working with the Organization, Players, Coaches, and Parents.

My goal as a coach is to use the medium of hockey to build a foundation for all of our players to be the best leaders they can be. Proper structure, planning and execution, hard work, dedication and commitment, as well as good communication, while having fun, will build them up to become the future ambassadors of the WMHA.

Mike Benson

3 children playing WMHA this upcoming year 
Elementary School Teacher
Coach Baseball, Lacrosse and hockey 
Former WMHA AAA player 

2016-18.  Lakeshore girls hockey. Running skills, conditioning & goalie instruction.   

Windsor Minor Boys Atom minor.  Coached team to 2 tournament Nations Cup & Lg championships.  

Windsor Minor Atom House league victorious in Christmas Day Tournament & Day of champions. 

Windsor Minor Novice. Christmas Day Tournament champions 

Experienced Head/Assistant Coach who has coached at several different levels and age groups over the past 20 years ranging from Atom ‘A’ through Midget Major ‘AAA’.  I believe in being involved in minor hockey for the benefit of the girls and boys that love to play the game.  
As a coach I have always taken great pride in helping to develop a players skills both on and off the ice to help them be the best player possible as well as have success outside of the rink. 

I have been coaching for 10 years, the last 5 have been with Windsor Minor Hockey Association.  My most recently as an assistant coach with the Midget Minor AA Team. Over the last 5 years, we’ve won the Bluewater finals twice and been finalists once.

I have been involved, both playing and coaching competitive sports all my life.  I have been fortunate enough to learn from many of my coaches along the way. I continue to learn and evolve as a coach with every year that I am involved with minor hockey.