COACHES
USA NEWS: TOP STORY… READ HERE
BRAND NEW INDOOR TURF – OPENING OCTOBER 2026. LEARN MORE HERE
USA NEWS: TOP STORY… READ HERE
BRAND NEW INDOOR TURF – OPENING OCTOBER 2026. LEARN MORE HERE
Sheldon Woltiski is the Founder of Colorado Extreme and United Sports Academy, focused on expanding youth hockey access across the Roaring Fork Valley and beyond. A former NCAA Division I hockey player at the University of Alabama-Huntsville, he brings a background in competitive athletics and entrepreneurship. He previously founded The Select Group and rebuilt it after the dot-com crash into a company exceeding $300M in revenue. Today, he leads with a mission to make hockey inclusive, affordable, and transformative while building life skills through sport.
Katie Woltiski is the Founder and Head of Education and Enrichment at United Sports Academy. A former NCAA Division I soccer player at North Carolina State, she brings firsthand experience balancing academics and athletics at a high level. She is focused on supporting student-athletes through education, wellness, and personal development. Katie is committed to helping young athletes build resilience, healthy habits, and success in school, sport, and life.
Jeff Winchester is a former collegiate and professional hockey defenseman who played NCAA Division I hockey at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. During his time with the Chargers, he appeared in over 100 games and served as an alternate captain in his senior season. He went on to play professionally in leagues including the ECHL, CHL, and SPHL. Following his playing career, Winchester transitioned into hockey leadership and player development roles, including work with Colorado Extreme Hockey.
Chris Moses joins Colorado Extreme as Hockey Director with over 20 years of experience in competitive play and development. A Buffalo native, he played Junior B, Junior A, and NCAA Division III hockey at Elmira College, where he was a two-year team captain. In 2025, he was named CHSAA Coach of the Year after leading Pine Creek High School to its first-ever state championship.
Luke Fulghum brings over 20 years of elite playing and coaching experience to USA. A Colorado Springs native, he played in the USHL, represented Team USA, and went on to win back-to-back NCAA National Championships at the University of Denver in 2004 and 2005. He followed that with a 10-year professional career spanning 500+ games and 500+ points across North America and Europe, earning honors including ECHL All-Star and EIHL MVP. Since retiring, he has spent 12 seasons developing players at the Tier I and Tier II levels — with athletes advancing to junior, collegiate, and pro hockey.
Christian is a Minnesota native who played high school hockey at Academy of Holy Angels, one of the state’s premier programs. He has built a reputation as a focused, detail-oriented coach emphasizing skating, puck skills, and game awareness. At United Sports Academy, he has worked with athletes across multiple age groups, combining high-level instruction with mentorship and accountability to develop complete players.
Isaac is a Colorado native who competed at the AAA and AA levels before playing juniors in the USPHL, NA3HL, and EHL. He earned First Team All-State, Defensive Player of the Month, and a spot on Team Colorado. Isaac began coaching at 13 and built his career around player development, with a specialty in systems using a European-style approach. He believes a strong systems foundation is the key to every successful hockey player.
Maddy Moses played at Elmira College, where she earned a spot in the 100-point club and ECAC/UCHC All-Team honors every season. After graduating, she coached with the Colorado Rampage and Pine Creek High School — helping lead Pine Creek to a state championship in her second season. She also brings six years of experience as a certified personal trainer.
Tyler is a Glenwood Springs native who started playing golf around 5 years old. Even though he never competed in high school he ultimately moved to Texas and joined the Professional Golf Management program at Sam Houston State. There he competed for the program’s club team and worked at multiple country clubs in the Houston area where his focus was teaching. Tyler competed in mini tour events including local and state qualifiers where he was trying to turn professional full time. Ultimately, Tyler made his way back to the Roaring Fork Valley with a Finance Degree and over 1,000 teaching hours for both junior and adult golfers.
Chris Sullivan is a lacrosse coach and former NCAA Division I player who grew up in Milton, Massachusetts, and Tucson, Arizona, where he developed his passion for the game outside traditional lacrosse hotbeds. He attended Deerfield Academy before playing four years at the University of Denver, building his foundation on elite competition, discipline, and resilience. Today, Chris serves as the Head Coach for Bells Lacrosse Club and the Boys Division Lead Coach for Aspen Lacrosse Club. He specializes in “competitive compounding training,” dedicated to inspiring mountain town athletes to unlock their full potential on and off the field.
Alex Bernhardt grew up in Madison, Wisconsin, and played collegiately at the University of St. Thomas in the Twin Cities, where he also worked as a youth skills trainer with Pegasus United. He went on to play professionally with FC Denver, making deep runs in the U.S. Open Cup against some of the region’s strongest clubs. At USA, Alex builds a competitive environment where players are pushed to challenge themselves, make mistakes, and develop into technically confident, mentally resilient athletes capable of playing multiple positions.
Maybelline (May) Beiring is a hockey coach and former NCAA Division I player who grew up in Calumet, Michigan, where she developed her love for the game on outdoor rinks. She played in boys’ leagues before joining a U19 women’s team at a young age and later moved to Lansing, Michigan to pursue high-level hockey opportunities. May went on to play four years at Brown University, earning her degree in 2021 and receiving the “Best Teammate” award three times.
