Front Office

Kylee is thrilled to join the Wooster Bulls as the new Director of Game Day Operations! Currently, she serves as the enrichment director at Alice Noble Ice Arena, so she is no stranger to the ice. She brings energy, creativity, and passion for engaging patrons of all ages at the rink. Kylee is looking forward to helping create unforgettable experiences on and off the ice for all the new fans!

The Bulls are excited to announce we have hired Bruce Carruth as our Director of Game Day Security!

Carruth, has an extensive background in all types of security and will be leading a team to help keep Bulls games safe and enjoyable for everyone of every age!

Bruces has spent time with College of Wooster, Falcon Investigation Services, Shreve Aux Police Officer, Brighton Volunteer Fire, and has spent over 35 years of servicing his community!

A native of Cobourg, Ontario. Jordan developed through the Cobourg minor hockey system and the Quinte Red Devils AAA program before advancing to junior hockey, where he spent four seasons, including three with the Wooster Oilers.
Jordan continued his playing career at Eastern Michigan University, where he competed for four years and served as team captain his final three seasons. After hanging up his skates, he transitioned into coaching. He began his coaching journey as an assistant with the Kingsville Kings of the GMHL. He then returned to his alma mater as Associate Head Coach at Eastern Michigan University, a role he held for four years. Most recently, Jordan served as Head Coach and General Manager of the Wooster Oilers for two seasons. Jordan currently resides in Wooster, Ohio, and he has one son.

Keegan “Keegs” brings over two decades of experience in sharpening and edge geometry to the Bulls, hailing from Battle Ground, Indiana. Although his opportunities to play hockey were limited growing up, Keegs has always had a passion for the sport. His journey into skate sharpening and equipment management began in Harstad, Norway, while serving in the United States Marine Corps. Where he leaned and observed a hockey shop in realtime.

After relocating his family to Ohio, Keegs established a pro shop in his garage, eventually founding Keegs Hockey. Now located within the Battery Hockey Academy in Plain City, Ohio, his shop services thousands of players worldwide. Keegs Hockey is more than just a full-service pro shop—it’s a research and development hub focused on enhancing player performance and injury prevention. In addition to his duties with the Bulls, Keegs will still serve as the owner and CEO of Keegs Hockey, where his innovation and expertise continues to shape the future of hockey gear.

Keegan works with a lot of NCAA and pro players along with players in the NHL.

Bennett, a native of Grand Island, NY played four years in the Ontario Junior Hockey League and six years of professional hockey in the SPHL and ECHL.

We are excited to have Shane as part of our staff and the knowledge of professional hockey he brings to our organization.

Grant is a native of Canada and is a skills Coach for the Chatham University Men’s Ice Hockey Team.

He was drafted by the Oshawa Generals of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) in 1982. He decided to take the college route after being awarded an athletic scholarship for soccer at Alderson Broadus College (West Virginia).

After college Grant played 2 seasons with the Markham Waxers (OPJHL). Eventually he made into the AHL with St. John’s.

In 1997 Grant accepted the position of Director at the Ice Zone in Youngstown, OH. Grant started a Junior A-Level Hockey team out of Youngstown, called the Phantom Rocket. This program has grown into today's current USHL’s Youngstown Phantoms.

Grant runs a hockey academy and spends time with players in Wooster. Grant Springer Hockey Academy is a well know academy known for working with first class players. His academy works with JT Miller of the New York Rangers.

Grant and his family reside in Youngstown, OH.

Trappas, a native of Macomb Twp Michigan, grew up playing AAA in the Detroit area for Little Caesars, Honeybaked, and Belle Tire. He then played three seasons playing in the GOJHL for the Lambton Shores Predators being named assistant captain in his last season.

Trappas will use his evaluating skills and knowledge of hockey to help the Bulls find top tier players in the state of Michigan!

Dr. Scott Mollison is a highly esteemed orthopedic specialist at Bloomington Orthopedic Specialists in Wooster Community Hospital. He is Board Certified and a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgery. Dr. Mollison earned his medical degree from the University of Manitoba, Canada, and completed his residency in Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. Furthermore, he pursued a fellowship in Sports Medicine and Upper Extremity Reconstruction at the Pan Am Clinic in Winnipeg, MB, Canada. With his extensive training and expertise, Dr. Mollison is dedicated to providing exceptional orthopedic care, specializing in sports injuries and complex upper extremity reconstructions.

Dr. Ranney joined Milltown Family Physicians in July of 2007, following his commitment to the United States Air Force. Dr. Ranney resides in Wooster with his wife and three children. He enjoys tennis, coaching soccer, church and traveling.

The Viola Startzman Clinic is a modern, welcoming community health center dedicated to providing high-quality, affordable health care to everyone in our community. We believe in a comprehensive approach to your well-being, offering multiple services for your physical, dental, and mental health needs.

A native Clevelander, Keith Kokinda has over 20 years of experience as a play-by-play announcer. He as been doing play-by-play on Ohio State University men's and women's hockey along with several other sports on Big Ten Plus since 2018. He also covers high school sports for OH Report and is an All-Ohio State Fair Youth Choir alumnus.
"I am looking forward to being part of the Wooster Bulls' inaugural season for my first season of doing play-by-play on minor professional hockey," Kokinda said.

I grew up outside of Wooster and went to Northwestern High School. After that, I moved to Pittsburgh to attend The Art Institute of Pittsburgh, where I obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Digital Media Productions.
After college, I ended up in Buffalo, working with the Buffalo Sabres Hockey team. I edited highlights and filmed interviews with coaches and players that aired on New York's MSG Network (like the ESPN of New York).
In 2019, I moved back to Ohio and started a video production company with a college friend. We focused on weddings and music videos."

We are excited to announce we have hired Cade Cracas as our team sports writer and radio play by play announcer! Cade comes to the Bulls with lots of experience in sports writing and play by play. Cade has worked with Bally Sports Great Lakes, Lake Erie Crushers, Akron City FC, and Akron Rubberducks.

"I’m excited to join the Wooster Bulls and help lead the written efforts of the organization as the teams sports writer! From calling games at Ashland University to working with multiple organizations including WMFD-TV and Bally Sports, this next chapter covering semi-pro hockey is a beyond exciting. I can’t wait to bring the action, the stories, and the energy of Bulls hockey to fans all season long!”

Patrick joins the Bulls with over 20 years of experience presenting in the corporate world and MCing events!

Patrick Erlenbach grew up in Columbus, Ohio, and has been a lifelong fan of Columbus hockey—from the days of the Chill and Buckeyes to cheering on the Blue Jackets. Over the past five years, he’s built a presence as an online content creator, sharing his passion for hockey across various esports communities. He joined the Wooster hockey community when his son became part of the Bantam program in the Wooster Youth Hockey Association last season. Now, he's excited to bring that same energy and enthusiasm to support local hockey with the Wooster Bulls.