Scott grew up in the small town of Winchester, WI. A multi- sport athlete all growing up he developed a love for hockey. After high school, Scott answered the call to serve his country for the United States Navy.

Once he returned home, he started to coach youth hockey and led his team to their first state championship. The success followed while coaching AAA and junior hockey levels. During the 2017-18 season, Scott led the Ironwood Fighting Yoopers (USPHL) to a winning record and the programs first playoff appearance. From 2020-2023 as the Director of Scouting for the Hudson Havoc (USPHL), Scott was an instrumental part to the teams success in finding top tier players to build a team that went to 2 National Tournaments and ranked #2 in the country. Scott is a wealth of knowledge for the game. He has had the opportunity to help on NCAA benches and has been trusted with countless hockey decisions to teams all over the country.

In addition to Scott recruiting players, he also plays a role with the advancement of players. Scott’s heart is in development and he has helped numerous players reach their goals on the ice and off the ice with numerous NCAA Commitments.

Scott now works remotely from Park Falls, WI raising his three kids and coaching them in the youth programs.  

Born in Edmonton, Alberta, and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Jeff Baidoo eventually made Minnesota—The State of Hockey—his permanent home. After attending Waseca High School, he settled in Maplewood, Minnesota, where he remains deeply involved in the hockey community. He is an active member of USA Hockey’s Advisement Team and serves as an Equity Advisor for Minnesota Hockey, roles focused on advancing inclusion and enhancing the social impact of the game.

He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Resources, with an emphasis and supporting program in Communication Studies, from the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities. His passion for hockey and education led him to complete every hockey-focused course offered by Sports Management Worldwide, where he joined the faculty as an Adjunct Instructor in 2021 to mentor and guide aspiring professionals in the field.

In April 2022, after eight years in the front office of the Minnesota Wild, he accepted the role of Director of Partnership at Meet Minneapolis. In this capacity, he serves as a liaison to local businesses and plays a key role in sharing the dynamic and diverse story of Minneapolis—highlighting the city's many assets as a great place to live, work, and visit. 

Kevin oversees research and coach development at Cascade Hockey, where he imparts knowledge on the evolving intricacies of the sport to both players and coaches. In addition, Kevin provides consultation services to numerous top-tier amateur and professional athletes in Colorado, focusing on enhancing their individual skills and performance.

Kevin grew up in Winnipeg, Manitoba where he played all of his minor hockey. Drafted in the third round of the USHL futures draft in 2004 by the Omaha Lancers he elected to stay at home to play his junior hockey. He played in the MJHL for the Winnipeg South Blues winning the league championship in 2006. Kevin then earned a NCAA Div 1. full-ride scholarship to the University of Alaska-Anchorage where he received his Bachelors Degree in Business Marketing. Turning pro in 2010, He played parts of four years under the Vancouver Canucks and Winnipeg Jets organizations before heading overseas in 2013. Since then, he has played 11 seasons in various countries: Switzerland, Sweden, Germany and Russia. Kevin has represented Team Canada at five different occasions on the international stage.

Currently, he is playing in his 15th professional season in Düsseldorf, Germany. 

Cal is known for his leadership, love of being at the rink, and as a penalty killing specialist. He’s established many great relationships and connections through his career as a player and is excited to embark on a new journey helping the next generation of young athletes. 

A Winnipeg native, Cal played both junior and university hockey locally in Manitoba. After winning the MJHL Championship with the Winnipeg South Blues in 2006, he went on to play four seasons for the University of Manitoba Bisons. Cal captained the team competing for the USports (formerly CIS) National Championship in 2010 and graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) degree from the Asper School of Business.

Following his university career, Cal played six professional seasons split between the Texas/Fort Worth Brahmas of the former Central Hockey League (CHL) and Brampton Beast of the ECHL. During the 2013-14 season, Cal was the recipient of the CHL Man of the Year award, presented annually to the player who best exemplifies strong leadership qualities, while making significant humanitarian contributions to his community. The following year, he was awarded the ECHL Community Service Award' for his efforts for community and charitable causes.

Cal currently lives in Brampton, ON, with his wife and two children. He continues to be involved as an on-ice development coach with the Brampton Canadettes Girls Hockey Association.

Ryan Barkey - Scout

Ryan grew up in Stouffville Ontario, part of the GTA (Greater Toronto Area). His love for hockey started at a young age and became his main passion. From playing in the old Maple leaf gardens, to the Olympic arenas in Lake Placid, the memories made have fueled his passion to be involved with hockey through out his life.

As a player, coach and life long student of the game, Ryan has a keen eye for player development. He believes strongly in Breakouts model of supporting athletes mental and emotional health, as this can be a difference maker in elite athletes.

Ryan now resides north of Winnipeg MB with his family where his passion for the game has been renewed, coaching and running his kids around from rink to rink.