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Our Development Model

Currently there are only 100 officials whom have the privilege of working the NHL. Our goal is to make the pool of officials better for all levels. After a ten-year career officiating pro hockey, I am taking on a new role of recruiting and developing officials at all levels. Working Youth Hockey, College Hockey, Minor Pro, and the NHL. These are tough tasks but with the proper training, guidance and support our goal is to develop and advance officials through their careers. - Gene Binda Jr.

Our Officiating Coaches

  • Director of Development Eugene Binda Jr. | Contact
    Mid-Atlantic Mike Schubert | Contact
    Massachusetts Mark Riley | Contact
    Long Island Eric Ernst | Contact
    Buffalo Chris Ciamaga | Contact
    New Hampshire Chris Rousseau | Contact
    Vermont Andy O'Brien | Contact
    Rhode Island David Costa | Contact
    Connecticut Luke Galvin | Contact
    Maine John Melancon | Contact
  • Buffalo Jason Ellis | Contact

Meet Our Director of Development

We pride ourselves in developing the best officials through our program. Our goal is to develop locally to to build a solid national program.

Eugene Binda Jr.

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Supervisor of Officials (ECO)

Eugene Binda Jr. has worked ten seasons in professional hockey for the Southern Professional League, East Coast Hockey League, and the American Hockey League. His journey started when he was asked to live in Omaha, Nebraska to work the USHL a premier Junior Hockey League. He worked the finals that season in the USHL and went on to live in Ontario, California to work the East Coast Hockey League. He worked two seasons for the ECHL and worked the Finals in 2009 and 2010.  He was also selected to work the ECHL ALL-Star Game in 2010. He was in the AHL for eight full time seasons working over 500 games along with working the Conference Finals in 2013 and 2014. As his pro career came to an end he continues to work Division 1 College Hockey for the NCHC and Atlantic Hockey. He was selected to work the NCAA Frozen Four in 2016 and 2018 with the NCHC working a Semi Final game in both seasons.
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  • Home
  • About
  • Development
  • Our Camps
  • Contact
  • Useful Links
  • Photos
  • Videos
  • MNQB Zoom Link
  • Pathway to College Hockey Officiating