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Edge School: Brent Devost Affiliate Program Director

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August 29, 2011
Posted in Alberta Edition, Minor

Brent Devost has over 20 years of coaching and player development experience. Brent began coaching while still engaged in a successful college career at Red Deer College, where he achieved all-conference status and academic/athletic excellence recognition. He has worked as head coach, scout, manager and mentor of players as young as five-years-old to players entering the National Hockey League.
 
In addition to his extensive coaching experience, Brent holds a Bachelor of Education (University of Calgary). He brings over 15 years experience as teacher, educator, administrator and coach in private schools in Alberta and Quebec (Edge School in Calgary and McGill - Selwyn House in Montreal).
 
Devost’s background in both hockey and education proved invaluable in becoming the Founding Chairman of the Canadian Sports School Hockey League (CSSHL). He also served as the inaugural Director of High School Hockey on Hockey Calgary’s Board of Directors.
 
As Founder of the Edge School for Athletes (Calgary) in 1999, Devost brought his two passions together – education and sport – to create one of the world’s premier sport academies in just 12 short years. As Program Director, he is excited at the opportunity to replicate that successful model at the Edge School Skill Academy Fort McMurray.
 
In combination with his role as CEO, Brent was the Head Coach and Hockey Director at Edge School for the first six  years of the school’s existence before he moved solely into an administrative role to grow the school to where it is today. Devost coached the likes of Joe Colborne – Toronto Maple Leafs, Tyler Myers – Buffalo Sabres, Dan Bertram – Boston College Alumni/Team Canada WJT, Thomas Hickey – LA Kings and former Captain of WJT and Eric Kroshus - Harvard, to name a few high-profile Edge alumni.
Brent has also benefited from working with some top quality coaches such as his former coach and good friend Mike Babcock in Detroit and the duo of Guy Boucher and Martin Raymond in Tampa Bay, whom he coached with during his year at McGill University.
 

Brent Devost Coaching Highlights

  • NCCP Advanced Level 1 Certification
  • McGill University – CIS Hockey Assistant Coach (1997-98)
  • NHL Montreal Canadiens – Training Camp Coach (1997)
  • WHL Spokane Chiefs – Scout and Training Camp Coach (1993-98)
  • Edge School for Athletes - Skill Academy Coach and Hockey Director (1999-2006)
  • Men’s Prep Team (Midget AAA)– Head Coach (2003-04, inaugural year of the program)
  • Team Canada – Guest Coach – with Andy Murray and Mike Johnston – exhibition series vs. Japan (1996)
  • Minor Hockey Calgary
  • Royals Midget AAA - Southwest Athletic Association – Mac’s Champions (1994)
  • Blazers Midget AA - Northeast Athletic Association – Coach of the Year (1995)
  • Northstars Midget AAA - Northeast Athletic Association – Mac’s tournament silver medal (1996)
  • Spring Elite (Southern Alberta Selects) – Head Coach and Director of Coaching – Minor Peewee/Major Peewee/Minor Bantam Coach (1993-95)
  • “Timbits” Initiation Program – Coach – 2007-2011

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