U18 Female Prep

Jersey NumberFirst NameLast NameShootsCatchesPositionHeightWeightBirthdateHometownHome Province
77GracieBagnall-DubrasLD5'8"November 8, 2006LadnerBC
91JordanBaxterRF5'7.5"March 14, 2005CoquitlamBC
21EllieChouRF5'0"February 2, 2006SurreyBC
18AudreyChurchLF5'5.5"May 10, 2007Coquitlam BC
32TaylerCohenLG5'6"March 21, 2006RichmondBC
13MollyColeLF5'6"December 28, 2007LangleyBC
29MaisieCopeLG5'6"June 27, 2007VictoriaBC
22EllaDunnRF5'6"July 15, 2005RichmondBC
15AbbyHamelRF5'6"July 23, 2006Coquitlam BC
10Scarlett JonesLF5'8"January 18, 2006ColdstreamBC
14LaineyJoyceLD5'9"March 5, 2005VancouverBC
11HollyMagnusRF5'3"July 2, 2006VernonBC
79LondonMcDavidLF5'6"March 29, 2007Maple RidgeBC
26Jaylyn MorrisLD5'7"September 30, 2005Maple RidgeBC
8BrookeNorkusLD5'8"August 8, 2004Prince GeorgeBC
88KatieOlfertRF5'8"December 10, 2007West KelownaBC
12VanessaSchaefer LF5'5"March 21, 2005VancouverBC
2AnjaliSimmsRD5'6"February 19, 2005CalgaryAB
17MikaylaTottenRD5'7"January 1, 2006SecheltBC
7SarahWebsterLF5'2"July 15, 2005CoquitlamBC

Mark Taylor
U18 Female Prep Head Coach

Taylor joins the Delta Hockey Academy as the new U18 Female Prep team. Taylor has a long history of coaching female hockey, most recently with the Greater Vancouver Comets Major Midget female program, where he led the team to 5 straight league titles. In 1976, Taylor was named MVP in the BCHL at the age of 17 with 49 goals and 79 assists. He won a national championship with the University of North Dakota in 1980; that season Taylor was named to the NCAA all-American team and won MVP (now called the Hobey Baker award). Taylor is the second all-time leading scorer in UND history. Following his university career, Taylor went on to play 12 years of professional hockey with the Philadelphia Flyers, Pittsburgh Penguins and Washington Capitals. In his 1983-84 season with the Pittsburgh Penguins, Taylor scored 24 goals and 31 assists in 59 games. Following his career in the NHL, Taylor dedicated himself to coaching and to building the business once owned by his grandfather – Hockey Hall of Famer Cyclone Taylor.

Sasha Lutz
Director of Finance
U18 Female Prep Assistant Coach

Sasha Lutz joins the academy as a new assistant coach while current assistant coach Kate Wheeler [Quinnipiac ‘12] is on maternity leave. Lutz attended MacEwan University for two years before transferring to the University of Alberta where she played with the Pandas for three seasons and led the team to a national championship in her final season as the captain. Lutz graduated with a Bachelor of Kinesiology majoring in Sports Performance in 2017. During her studies at the University of Alberta, Lutz focused on strength and conditioning at the High Performance and Training Research Centre where she had the opportunity to train varsity athletes, professional athletes and female minor hockey players. After graduation, Lutz worked for the Sports Corporation’s administrative team before heading to Australia to continue her hockey career in the Australian national league.