Coach Maddox has had a passion for Ice Hockey since growing up in suburban Boston, Massachusetts and watching Bobby Orr win Stanley Cups for the Boston Bruins.  He started playing at age four on the neighbors pond rink and played organized hockey from mite through High School and College Club Hockey.
 
He started his coaching career during his senior year of college at Penn State, and had the opportunity to coach Joe Paterno's youngest son, Scott, in Squirt travel hockey.  He has worked with all ages from mite to High School, house league to travel teams.  Among his coaching experiences, Coach Maddox cites his work with the Indianapols/Scarbourough Ontario Peace Games working with the winning Squirt and Peewee teams in Toronto, Ontario as one of his career highlights.
Coach Maddox coached The Fishers Falcons Bantam All Stars from 2006 thru 2008 and, most recently, was Assistant Coach for the Noblesville Hockey Club for the 2010-11 season.

Coach Maddox has officiated Ice Hockey for 25 years, working games at the High School, Junior, College, and Professional level.  He is currently a USA Hockey Seminar instructor for officials.
 
Coach Maddox resides in Avon, Indiana with his wife, Carolyn, and sons Cam and Ryan.

Assistant Coach: Trevor Lindsay

Coach Lindsay was born in North Bay, Ontario, Canada, and raised in Sarnia, Ontario. Growing up in Canada, meant that hockey was going to be a major part of his life, as it is with most Canadian kids. He started skating at age 3 and began playing organized hockey at age 4. Coach Lindsay played AAA hockey from Atom (ages 5-6) to Midget AAA and Juvenile AAA (ages 18-19). Growing up in Sarnia, allowed Coach Lindsay to have experienced playing with a lot of players that eventually went on to play in the NHL.

Coach Lindsay relocated to Indiana and attended Ball State University to pursue a degree in Exercise Science and Wellness. Upon finishing his degree, he moved to Indianapolis, where he now resides. While living in Indianapolis, Coach Lindsay still plays adult hockey and has been a hockey official for 4 years. He has officiated youth hockey, high school, as well as adult hockey.

Assistant Coach:  Doug Fagan

Coach Fagan's passion for the game of hockey began to develop at age four in the Perry Youth Hockey Association on the south side of Indianapolis.  He is proud of the fact that the first goal he scored in his career was on his own goalie!  This experience fueled the fire, and Coach Fagan excelled in travel hockey from squirt thru bantam, eventually playing four years of varsity high school hockey with The Perry South Stars.  He was captain his senior year, sang the National Anthem before home games, and eventually played on Team Indiana to conclude his youth career.
 
During high school, Coach Fagan began his coaching career assisting his father with The Perry South Stars Squirt A team.  His senior year, while working at the ice rink, he also assisted with the Squirt AA team, and helped lead practices for the South Stars Junior Varsity team.
 
Looking for a new challenge in college at Marion University, Coach Fagan turned to cycling.  He was a National Silver and Bronze medalist competing on Marion's road and track cycling teams.  He remains active in cycling, enjoys training hard, and is still a regional elite level road cyclist.
 
After a long layoff from the sport, Coach Fagan began officiating games and playing adult league hockey.  He quickly rediscovered his burning passion for the sport of hockey and, perhaps more importantly, for teaching the game to others.
 
 Coach Fagan lives in Broadripple with his wife Amanda, and son Oliver.