Central Florida Hockey Club is excited to promote Paul Vincent Hockey Elite Skills Program at the Orlando Ice Den run by Current Solar Bear Players Anthony Bardaro and Aaron Luchuk.  Also Joining the Staff is current New York Rangers Skills Development Coach Colin Downey.  Click on the image to sign Up Today and Reserve your Spot! 

February 25, 2024 – Central Florida Hockey Club (Orlando Youth Hockey Association, Inc.) is proud to congratulate the 2023-2024 10U A - Orange and 10U A - Black Teams on their State Championship Wins! 

April 18, 2023 – Central Florida Hockey Club (Orlando Youth Hockey Association, Inc.) is pleased to announce the hiring of Alain Lemieux as its new Hockey Director for the 2023-2024 season with Sondra Pacey to lead the Lady Bears girls’ program in their inaugural season with CFHC.  

With over 30 years of professional experience spanning from the National Hockey League (NHL) to the successful development of revolutionary camps and youth hockey programs across North America, Alain is uniquely accomplished to continue building on the successful 36-year legacy of the organization.

Alain’s move to Orlando allows him to bring his experience and love of the game to his hometown of Orlando, where he remains dedicated to providing all players the opportunity toshowcase their talents and compete at their highest level.

CFHC would like to give special thanks to Sondra Pacey and Stoan Pacey for their many years serving as CFHC Hockey Directors.  Our club would not exist today without their leadership during some very historic times for hockey in Central Florida and their passion and love for the game of hockey makes the club what it is today.

We look forward to an exciting 23-24 youth travel season and the remainder of our spring training program leading into tryouts May 1st.

About Alain: 

Drafted by the St. Louis Blues in the early 1980’s, Alain’s offensive skills became widely recognized throughout the NHL, resulting in a six-year career with the Blues and the Quebec Nordiques.

Upon his retirement from the NHL, Alain blended these experiences with the demand for professional youth hockey instruction in cities throughout the country. His projects have had tremendous following and support, most notably brother and Hockey Hall of Fame superstar, Mario Lemieux. Additionally, this USA Hockey level 4 coach has served in numerous leadership roles on-ice and off, including his time as consultant with the Pittsburgh Penguins youth hockey program, Lithuania Youth Hockey, and as the Director of his namesake, the Alain Lemieux Hockey Schools.

Alain’s professional merits distinguish him as a leader in youth hockey development including not only a AAA bid to the 2010 National Championship but also selection as EJEPL All-Star Head Coach for two consecutive seasons (’15,’16) and EJEPL AAA Coach of the Year (’15), to name a few. His unique brand of on-ice training and his ability to challenge and motivate players has also resulted in successful junior hockey careers for many of his former youth players, earning them spots in the USHL, NAHL, and the USPHL Premiere League.