Coach Judd grew up in Bloomington and played youth and Varsity hockey for Jefferson Senior High School. Allison continued her education at Bethel University and played hockey. Judd has five years of coaching experience at the high school level. She has coached youth hockey/AAA hockey for about eight years. Judd brings a passion and understanding of the sport. Allison works full-time as a Sales Analyst. In her free time she enjoys hanging out with her husband Scott and their dog Minnow.

Coach Ketcher grew up and played hockey in Mound. She started playing hockey at 3 years old and continued to play at Mound until her Senior year where she transferred to Eden Prairie and finished out her high school career there. She went on to play Division 1 hockey at both Bemidji State University and ended her career at Robert Morris University in Pittsburgh, PA. Although, she doesn’t have a lot of experience coaching hockey, she brings a lot of hockey knowledge from playing and watching hockey her entire life. Coach Ketcher also owns her own Remodeling company and enjoys staying involved with the Mound community by volunteering her free time at the Westonka Food Shelf.

During his playing career, Chris Berenguer was a defenseman for Hamline University, leaving a legacy in the MIAC. In 2011, he received the prestigious Sid Watson Award, bestowed upon the top player in NCAA D-III hockey. That same year, Berenguer played a pivotal role in leading the Hamline Pipers to victory in the MIAC regular-season and conference tournament with his exceptional skills at both ends of the ice. With an impressive career that included three-time First Team All-American honors, MIAC Player of the Year, and a total of 116 points (37 goals, 79 assists), Berenguer's impact as an offensive force and defensive stalwart solidified his status as one of the greatest players in Hamline University and MIAC history. After his career at Hamline, he played professionally with Trenton of the ECHL.