Welcome to Brett Holmberg Development
Athletic programs tailored to your needs.
Hockey and Soccer Instructors
Darcie Lappan - Hockey
Darcie grew up playing minor hockey with both the Kingston Ice Wolves and Belleville Bearcats. She then played junior hockey for the Ottawa Lady Sens and Kingston Jr. Ice Wolves. She represented Team Ontario Blue in the 2017 National Women’s U18 championship. In 2019 she represented Team Ontario in the Canada Winter Games. She then attended both Colgate University and Clarkson University to play Division 1 ice hockey. She won 2 ECAC championships while at college. She currently plays professional hockey in Sweden for MODO.
Kelsey Dunn - Hockey
Kelsey grew up playing minor hockey in Sudbury for the Sudbury Lady Wolves. In her final year before university, she billeted and played for the Durham West Jr. Lightning (OWHL). She then went on to play for the Queen’s University Women’s Hockey Team (OUA), where she recently completed her fourth year as a forward. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Kinesiology (BScH) at Queen’s University while also obtaining a Certificate in
Disability and Physical Activity (DIPA). Her coaching experience includes working with the Women’s Hockey Academy in Sudbury, ON.
Jacob Ball - Soccer
CCAA National Champion 2024
2x CCAA All-Canadian 2023-2024
3x OCAA 1st Team All-Star 2022-2024
2x OCAA Scoring Champion 2022-2023
2X SLC Athlete of The Year 2022-2023
CCAA Tournament 1st Team All-Star 2024
OCAA Finals Player of The Game 2024
CCAA Semi Finals Player of the game 2024
Most CCAA Post Season Goals in Canada 2024
Most Assists in OCAA 2024
Top 10 All-Time in OCAA Scoring
Former Team Ontario U16 Player
Josiah Kraayenbrink - Hockey
Josiah developed his game through minor hockey with his hometown rep team, the Huron Perth Lakers AAA. His minor hockey highlights include winning an OHF Championship in U15 and an Alliance title with Stratford before advancing to junior hockey. He played Junior C at 16, spent two seasons with the Listowel Cyclones (GOJHL), and moved to the States to play in the USPHL Premier during the COVID-19 pandemic. He concluded his career at the Junior A level with the Caledon Admirals (OJHL) in 2021-22. Josiah transitioned from player to coach with another top-end Hockey Development school from 2021 to 2023. He is currently pursuing a Fitness and Health Promotion degree while interning as a strength and conditioning coach with the Kingston Frontenacs, Queen’s Varsity Sports, and the St. Lawrence college Basketball team.