Jeremy Hoy , founder and current Performance Director for Finish First Sports Performance, is a CSCS (Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist) with the NSCA (National Strength and Conditioning Association), with a college degree in Exercise Science from Slippery
Rock University (one of the nation's best programs).  

He has experience working at the Olympic Training Center, Duquesne University, Robert Morris University, as well as other coaching positions with athletic teams such as the former Pittsburgh Forge (NAHL).

Coach Hoy has directed many summer performance clinics, speed and agility camps and team programs such as the RMU Hockey Academy, Pittsburgh Penguins Hockey Camps, etc. 

Coaches and athletes claim he is one of best coaches in the country for ice hockey specific programming.  He has trained over 50 Division 1 hockey players and currently coaches some of Pittsburgh’s best young hockey stars. 

He is also a highly sought after speaker/clinician and lectures each year on speed training and training for ice hockey at the NSCA PA Annual Clinic. Coach Hoy currently mentors aspiring strength and conditioning coaches and has mentored coaches such as the former off ice instructor for the Shane Clifford Goalie School, Mr. Chris Lucas.

Peter Aubry played 4 years NCAA Division I at Mercyhurst College. After attending training camp with the Calgary Flames, Peter completed his first pro season in the ECHL with the Johnstown Chiefs.  He then moved on to the Elmira Jackals and was the starting goaltender for the Eastern Conference in the 2004 United Hockey League All-Star game. Peter returned to the ECHL where he led the Alaska Aces to the 2005 Conference Finals. Last year he was voted the Fans’ MVP of the Cardiff Devils in the United Kingdom Elite League, where they captured the Challenge Cup.  This season he will be the starting goalie for the Moskitos Essen of the German Bundesliga.

David Currie just completed his third season in the ECHL. He has spent time with the Johnstown Chiefs, Victoria Salmon Kings, and the Dayton Bombers with whom he will play the 2006-07 season. Prior to his pro career, David played four years of Major Junior hockey in the Ontario Hockey League for the Peterborough Petes.

Justin Eddy played four seasons of NCAA Division I hockey at Quinnipiac University and upon graduation he was signed by the Washington Capitals.  His first pro season he played for both the Portland Pirates of the American Hockey League and the South Carolina Stingrays of the ECHL.  During the 2005-06 season, Justin played for the Utah Grizzlies of the ECHL and has since signed in Italy for this coming year.

Kevin Reiter is entering his third season of professional hockey. He played his first two pro seasons with the Missouri River Otters of the United Hockey League after graduating from the Division I University of Alaska-Anchorage where he starred for four seasons.

Mike Wall currently plays in the Anaheim Ducks system. After attending the Ducks 2005 training camp, he was signed on September 29^th to a three year contract. Prior to his signing, Mike played Major Junior hockey for the Prince George Cougars and the Everett Silvertips of the Western Hockey League.  With Everett, he won the Canada Post Cup Award for most three star selections in the WHL.

Rob Madore has just completed his second midget AAA season with the Pittsburgh Hornets of the Midwest Elite League where he guided them to the final four of the National tournament. In June, Rob was selected 12^th overall by the Chicago Steel in the United States Hockey League draft.