Michael Dubus
VARSITY T1/CHSAA VARSITY HEAD COACH
Michael Dubus is the Sabercat Hockey Program President.
He is also the Varsity T1 and CHSAA Varsity Head Coach.
Michael is also a USA Hockey certified coach and works at ACES Hockey Academy
as a middle school math and Spanish teacher.
Before joining the Sabercat Hockey Program, Michael served
as the President of the Washington University in St. Louis hockey club
from 2017-2019.
Playing Experience:
2018-2019 MACHA Bronze Division Champion
2018-2019 MACHA Bronze Division Forward of the Year
2019 MACHA Bronze Division Tournament MVP
Valley Jr. Warriors (EHL) 2014-2015
2013 Colorado State High School Champion
2014 Colorado State High School Frozen Four appearance
2014 High School National Championship Participant
Michael also played for the Arapahoe Warriors Hockey Association for 7 years.
Bryan Heft
VARSITY T1/CHSAA VARSITY ASSISTANT COACH
This will be Bryan Heft's third consecutive season as a member of the Sabercat Hockey Program coaching staff. Bryan is a native of Forked River, New Jersey, and received his undergraduate degree in Management from the University of Texas at Arlington. He is a Senior Manager at Arrow Electronics and a former Emergency Medical Technician.
Coaching Experience:
17 years of experience as a youth hockey coach
USA Hockey Level 4 Certified Coach
8 years in the Dallas Stars Youth Hockey League (Mite - PeeWee levels)
2 years Head Coach - Denton County Spartans JV
4 years Head Coach/Hockey Director - Denton County Spartans Varsity
2 years Assistant Coach - Monument, CO Mini Mites
2019 - 2020 AYHL PeeWee Gold Head Coach
Ryan Hubbart
VARSITY T1/CHSAA VARSITY ASSISTANT COACH
Ryan Hubbart has enjoyed the game of hockey for over 35 years. As a Colorado native, he has witnessed the explosive growth of the sport in Colorado since he first stepped onto to the ice in 1986 as a Hyland Hills Flyer mini-mite. From those early years through High School he spent his summers in Minnesota, Michigan, and New England participating in hockey development programs instructed by former professional hockey players and collegiate coaches. As a member of both his club teams and Team Colorado he had the opportunity to travel throughout the U.S. and Canada playing in many of the most competitive tournaments in North America. After all these years of competition he still claims one of his fondest memories is participating in the annual Fargo, North Dakota Squirt tournament where his Colorado team shocked everyone by defeating International Falls in the championship game. It was during those years he came to respect the foundation on which hockey is built: commitment and team unity. Ryan is a graduate of the University of Colorado at Boulder and has continued to play and coach hockey as the sport has grown in Colorado. Ryan enjoys passing on his knowledge of the game, as well as the sportsmanship and valuable life lessons which evolve from playing hockey. He is proud to be a Sabercat!
