Flex Sports delivers high-performance hockey programs built on dedication, discipline, and development. With a focus on game-ready training and academic flexibility, Flex Sport programs empower players to grow, compete, and thrive at every level.
Flex Sports delivers high-performance hockey programs built on dedication, discipline, and development. With a focus on game-ready training and academic flexibility, Flex Sport programs empower players to grow, compete, and thrive at every level.
At Flex Sports, we’re more than just educators, business people and coaches; we’re hockey parents too.
We created this program because we understand the challenges families face: early morning practices, academic pressure, and the constant balancing act between sports and school. Flex Sports was born out of a passion to give young hockey players a better way to thrive through flexible skills programs, camps and also schooling.
Our goal is to provide a flexible, high-performance environment that meets educational and athletic needs without compromise.
By partnering with top-tier coaches, academic professionals, and facilities like Trico Centre, we’ve built a program that supports player development on and off the ice. Whether it’s adding extra ice time without sacrificing schoolwork or creating a schedule that works for your family, Flex Sports is designed for real life. We’re committed to helping young athletes reach their potential—because we’ve been in your shoes, and we believe there’s a better way to grow the game and support our kids.
Jeff is a seasoned coach, former physical education teacher, member of the Canadian Armed Forces, and now follows a life long passion of coaching.
Through years of experience he has developed an advanced training methodology that has developed many elite hockey players. He is the director and owner of JAG Hockey Development. His coaching expertise is highly sought after.
He is currently serving as the head coach of the High River Flyers in the Heritage Junior Hockey League (HJHL). Jeff has mentored several successful players and is dedicated to helping athletes become mentally stronger, recognising the importance of mental resilience in achieving peak performance.
Riley is an assistant coach with the Calgary Canucks, specializing in Player Development and Skills. Born in Calgary, Riley grew up playing for the Glenlake Hawks and Calgary Royals. Riley went on to sign with the Calgary Canucks of the AJHL, following his U18AAA year, where he would spend 3 years capping off his junior career with an AJHL championship, Centennial Cup appearance, and Hockey Canada Most Sportsmanlike Player Award.
Steve Nemeth is one of Canada’s top youth hockey coaches, known for developing elite players through experience and leadership. A former NHL player with the New York Rangers, he began his career in the WHL with the Lethbridge Broncos and Kamloops Blazers. His success led to representing Team Canada at the 1987 World Junior Championships. Nemeth brings a wealth of high-performance knowledge, mentorship, and a winning mindset to every athlete he works with.
Borys is a former professional hockey player and NHL scout with over a decade of experience in player development and coaching. He has trained under Calgary legend Rick Alexander and specializes in puck skills, shooting mechanics, and overall hockey IQ. Borys’s unique perspective—shaped by working with elite athletes across North America and Europe—allows him to assess talent quickly and teach game-changing skills with precision.