“Development is the name of our game.”
May 18, 2023 – The Second Annual Don Mills Flyers Alumni Golf Tournament is proudly sponsored by Gitch Sportswear and will be held on ?Tuesday, July 18th at the exclusive Angus Glen Golf Club in Markham, Ontario.
Tee times start at 1:30pm and the event will include a pre-round lunch, post-round dinner, an awards ceremony, a silent auction, and the...
May 15, 2023 – Even being forced to watch from the sidelines could not keep the smile off Marcus Lagana’s face. Lagana was the only member of the Windsor Spitfires’ 14-player draft class not to take to the ice on Saturday at Saturday’s Orientation Camp at the WFCU Centre, but that was no surprise.
A knee injury more than six month...
Jan 11, 2023 – They were members of the talented Don Mills Flyers team, and now minor hockey teammates Brandt Clarke, Brennan Othmann and Shane Wright are together again at the World Juniors.
2022-23 National Junior Team
Three players, one minor hockey team and a legacy that continues to be built. After first joining forces in minor ...
Dec 1, 2022 – This Giving Tuesday, the U13 Don Mills Flyers put their team skills to work off the ice for a different kind of goal. In the same amount of time it takes to play three periods, the boys assembled 257 sandwiches for Club Sandwich, an organization that distributes homemade sandwiches to 9 East End missions serving the homeless and food insecure. The ...
Nov 2, 2022 – NHL, OHL, and National Program Hockey non player success
Nov 2, 2022 – Safe Sport Reporting
To help ensure that we are a safe space for raising concerns, Hockey Canada has established a new, fully independent, and confidential reporting mechanism for all individuals regarding any incidents involving Hockey Canada sanctioned programming. This reporting mechanism is known as the Independent Third Party an...
Director
Randy has been with the organization for over 30 years.
He has had a hand in just about everything to do with hockey with the Don Mills Flyers.
Assistant Coach and Assistant General Manager
Dave first got involved with the Flyers in 2000 working with a number of different coaching staffs over the years. Dave is an instructor in Hockey Canadas National Coaches program and was recently the assistant coach with Ontario's gold winning team at the Canada Games.
Dave joined the DMF Hockey Operations staff as Assistant GM in 2023 and will work closely with GM Gus Stathopulos to broaden the scope and delivery of our overall program for teams and players.
General Manager
Gus has been with the Flyers as a parent, team manager, and GM for over 30 years. He brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the role as GM and has been instrumental in making the Don Mills Flyers one of the top development clubs in the GTHL.
Known for his honesty and integrity, Gus is well respected in the hockey community and brings a strong and well thought out management style to the hockey club.
Chairman
Peter has been with the Flyers since 1976 and has coached and managed teams at different ages and levels of play from house league to AAA. He was first appointed as President in 1989 .
His steady hand and an old fashioned way of doing things has kept the Flyers on solid footing during his Presidency. He credits the Flyers success and strong development record to a quality program, excellent coaching, and the best GM in the GTHL.
By Lois Kalchman – Special to The Toronto Star - 2007.10.06
One team, 18 Stanley Cups.
When was the last time a Toronto team had something like that to brag about?
The Don Mills Flyers, a very unusual minor atom hockey team of 8- and 9-year-old boys, can trace their ties to all 18 cups through family connections.
By Lois Kalchman - The Toronto Star – The Toronto Star - 2007.10.24
It took three years but the Don Mills Flyers peewees finally defeated Toronto Red Wings peewees 2-1 this past week.
"It was a great game," says coach Bobby Marshall who played for Don Mills Flyers in his minor hockey career. "The kids did everything we asked them to do. The...
By Marc Paulichenko – Hockey Now (Ontario Edition) Vol. 6 No. 11 Issue 58 2007.12.01
Don Mills Flyers Bantam AAA head coach Gary Tamane is pegging his team as underachievers this season.
Currently at the bottom of the standings with just six points, the Flyers (2-12-12) are trying to look at the brighter side of things despite their results...
By Ryan Wolstat - The Toronto Sun Minor Hockey Beat – Most organizations with track records like the Greater Toronto Hockey League's Don Mills Flyers get reputations as sterile, hockey factories. But the Flyers, who have produced an average of about an NHLer-a-year during their 40-year history, are as much about having fun as they are about learning the intricacies of the sport.
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