Neil Darragh

Neil Darragh

First, a little bit about me. I am a father of four boys (Aged 23, 21, 17 & 14 ). My love of the game started at a young age growing up in Brampton playing hockey at various levels including Tri-County back in the day.

My volunteering in minor hockey started in 2009 with Georgetown Minor Hockey Association and I have been a Development 1 Coach, Level 1 Trainer, Level 2 Referee, a member of the new rink Fundraising Committee in HHRA since then. I was awarded the 2011-2012 Jr. Coach of the Year in Georgetown Minor Hockey Association coaching a Novice AA Team to many titles and OMHA and Tri-County Playoffs. I have coached teams at all divisions from AA to House League and continue to give back as both a Head Coach and Referee in the community.

My son, who plays Jr A hockey with the GMHL Tottenham Railers, brings his skill and development to my team as an assistant coach.

As tHead Coach for Halton Hills Minor Hockey, my position plays a pivotal role in the development of your kids on and off the ice as both individuals and great teammates. Over the season, I will ensure that players, coaches, and volunteers have the resources they need to succeed.

We will ensure that your children have a positive environment, enrich their personal and team development, provide a safe and secure experience and have fun continuing to develop to their full potential.×

Steve Brown

Steve Brown Bio

Hockey Coach – 25 Years of Experience!

Born and raised in Georgetown, Steve developed a deep love for hockey from a young age. He played minor hockey in the Georgetown Rep Program through his childhood and teenage years, gaining a solid foundation in the game and the values of teamwork and dedication. With 25 years of coaching experience, Steve has led teams to great success, including two OMHA championships. His coaching style blends discipline, skill development, and a passion for the sport, creating an environment where players not only excel on the ice but grow as athletes and individuals. Steve’s commitment to the game and his players is reflected in every team he’s coached, helping to shape the next generation of hockey talent.×