Coaches

Ron Leef is a highly accomplished hockey coach with a rich background in both playing and coaching the game. He played two years in the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) before attending a tryout with the Vancouver Canucks. Following that, Leef embarked on a successful six-year career in the International Hockey League (IHL) with the Fort Wayne Komets, where he established himself as a pure goal scorer. During his time with the Komets, Leef achieved significant milestones, including being named the 1982 Fort Wayne Rookie of the Year and amassing 57 goals and 120 points in the 1982-1983 season. His exceptional performance on the ice led to his induction into the Komets Hall of Fame, a testament to his impact on the team’s history With over 18 years of coaching experience, Coach Leef has become a respected figure in the hockey community. 

He has coached at various levels, including youth, high school, AAA, and college, bringing his wealth of knowledge and passion for the game to each coaching role. In addition to his coaching endeavors, Ron Leef owns and runs Gotta-Getta Goal, a hockey skills training program based in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Gotta-Getta Goal specializes in shooting lessons and other hockey skills training for players of all levels. Leef’s program provides an opportunity for players to improve their skills under the guidance of an experienced coach who understands the nuances of the game at the highest level. If you’re looking to elevate your hockey skills or simply want to learn more about the program, Ron Leef’s Gotta-Getta Goal offers a fantastic opportunity to train with a seasoned professional who is dedicated to helping players reach their full potential.