About Us
Elite mentorship defines 90-TEN Hockey.
About 90-TEN Hockey
Helping players sharpen their Hockey IQ, decision-making, and overall performance through expert coaching and video analysis.
At 90-TEN Hockey, we believe in transforming young athletes into smarter, more skilled players. Our mentorship program focuses on critical thinking, game analysis, and strategic decision-making — ensuring that every player gains the confidence and knowledge needed to compete at the highest level.
With personalized coaching, in-depth video breakdowns, and continuous feedback, we guide players toward achieving their full potential. Whether refining skills, improving game awareness, or preparing for the next level, we provide the tools and support necessary for success.
Meet Our Coaches
Dedicated mentors shaping the future of hockey through expert guidance and strategic coaching.
Derek Toninato
Hockey IQ Coach | Skill Development Coach | Youth Hockey Coach
Derek Toninato was the co-founder, co-director, coach, and skill development pro for the Tulsa Jr Oilers Youth Hockey from 2012-2021. Also co-founding HD Engine, he coaches the 2008 team and co-directs this elite AAA spring/summer program. HD Engine has 8 Elite AAA birth year teams and has grown into one of the premier spring/summer programs in North America.
A native of Green Bay, WI, he played AAA midget hockey in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, as a senior in HS. He played 2 years in the USHL (Green Bay and Omaha), then off to college and graduated from UW-Stevens Point with a business degree as a student-athlete. Derek continued and played four years as a professional, mostly in Tulsa, OK, but also in Kalamazoo, MI, Monroe, LA, and Jacksonville, FL.
A consummate master of skating and hockey skills instruction, Derek is passionate about teaching a love for the sport and enabling player development. He also strives to develop positive character traits in all his players that will last a lifetime.
Recently relocating to Dallas, TX, Derek now trains and coaches in the Tier 1 Dallas Stars Elite and Tier 2 Dallas Penguins youth hockey programs. He and his wife, Grace, and two children, Booker and Liv, reside in Allen, TX.
Kyle McLaughlin
Hockey IQ Coach | Canmore Eagles Skills Coach
Kyle McLaughlin is the assistant coach and director of player development for the Canmore Eagles of the Alberta Junior Hockey League. He also founded Underground Hockey in 2014, running camps and private training for players from minor hockey to the pro level.
A native of Nepean, Ontario, Kyle played Junior A for the Nepean Raiders before competing at the NCAA Division I level as a four-year player and captain at St. Cloud State University. He earned Academic All-American honors and was a finalist for the Hockey Humanitarian Award in 1999.
With over 15 years of coaching experience in the Canadian Rockies, he has led teams in the Canmore Minor Hockey Association and Bow Valley Timberwolves U-13 AAA, winning league and provincial championships. In 2018, he was named Hockey Alberta’s Coach of the Year. He also serves as a mentor for coaches across Alberta.
Kyle currently resides in Canmore, Alberta, with his wife, Carrie, and their two sons, Finn and Will, both elite-level hockey players. When he’s not on the ice, he works as an Emergency Medicine Physician at Canmore General Hospital and has been part of the Calgary Flames medical staff since 2013.
Duvie Westcott
Hockey IQ Coach | Youth Hockey Coach | Former NHL Player
Duvie Westcott grew up in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, and played his youth hockey with the Tuxedo Express and AAA Winnipeg Monarchs. In Highschool he played his junior and senior years for the St. Paul’s Crusaders in Manitoba. He went on to play his Junior hockey in the MJHL for the Winnipeg South Blues and accepted a scholarship from the University of Alaska Anchorage. After a semester, he decided to leave Alaska to join the Omaha Lancers in the USHL with the hopes of transferring to a new College team.
After a successful playoff with Omaha, leading to a Clark Cup championship, Duvie accepted a scholarship to play for St.Cloud State in Minnesota. He played 2 seasons with St. Cloud State and was then signed as a free agent by the Columbus Blue Jackets, where he would go on to play the next 7 seasons with the organization, with a pit stop in the SM Liga in Finland during the 2004 NHL lockout season.
After parting ways with the Bluejackets, Duvie went overseas to continue his career, where he played seasons in the top leagues in Russia, Switzerland, and Germany and was fortunate to play in the Spengler Cup with three different teams, one of them being Team Canada in 2011.
Duvie now lives in Denver, Colorado, and has a daughter, 14, and a son, 10, who he coaches at the Arapahoe Warriors Organization.
Andy Wozniewski
Hockey IQ Coach | Youth Hockey Coach | Former NHL Player
Andy Wozniewski grew up in Chicago, Illinois, playing in youth leagues and AAA programs before advancing to junior hockey in the USHL and NAHL. He earned a full scholarship to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he captained the team in his senior year.
Andy’s professional career began with the Toronto Maple Leafs, where he spent five seasons before joining the St. Louis Blues and Boston Bruins organizations. He later played in Switzerland’s top league with EV Zug and concluded his career with Red Bull Munich in Germany. Throughout his career, he was honored to represent Team USA multiple times in the Deutschland Cup, serving as captain and leading the team to a Gold Medal.
Since retiring in 2015, Andy has dedicated himself to developing young athletes in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, coaching with the Dallas Stars Elite organization. He has worked with players of all levels, from young beginners to juniors and Division 1 college athletes. Drawing from his global experience, Andy believes that while players continue to get bigger, faster, and stronger, the key separator is hockey sense—a skill often overlooked but essential for success. His coaching focuses on training players to read the game like professionals, using real-game scenarios and repetition to sharpen their decision-making on the ice.
Andy now resides in Frisco, TX, with his wife, Alexis, and their two children.