Instructors

Liane Quenneville

Two qualities that make a great coach are attention to detail and a caring personality. Liane has them both. She wants to see every player who steps on the ice with Adult Hockey Skills get better and she takes an invested interest in each participant, sharing with them her vast hockey knowledge.

Liane is fluent in French and English, as well as American Sign Language. She is a graduate of Carleton University where she represented the Ravens as both a varsity hockey player and golfer. When Liane is not on the ice with Adult Hockey Skills she is Mortgage Specialist with RBC. We are proud to have such a talent individual as one of our lead instructors.



Alex Bolvin

A highly skilled forward, Alex is known for his speed and passing ability and has played two seasons with the Carleton Ravens (U Sports) men’s hockey team. He has been a part of the AHS team for the last two years and his offensive insights and skill development are appreciated by players.

In 2016-2017, Alex finished with 21 points in 23 regular season games and added four points in three playoff games for Carleton. He will be a big part of the Ravens’ offence during the next two seasons. During Alex’s first season with the team in 2015-2016, he helped Carleton win the OUA bronze medal and earn a birth to the CIS Nationals in Halifax – the school’s second birth in three years.
Before coming to the Ravens, Alex had an exciting junior career which saw him play for the Quebec Remparts in the QMJHL under legendary NHL goalie Patrick Roy. Alex also spent parts of three seasons in the CCHL with the Gloucester Rangers and Pembroke Lumber Kings. During his time in Junior A, Alex finished with 152 points in only 130 games.



Jason Seed

An expert on defending and positional play, Jason recently finished his third season with the Carleton Ravens (CIS) men’s hockey team. He has been instrumental in solidifying the Ravens blueline as a force to be reckoned with. For the past three seasons, Seed has helped the Ravens earn national recognition for their defensive play.

In 2015-2016, the Ravens finished 1st in the entire CIS for the fewest goals against. In 2014-2015, Jason and the team finished 3rd in this category. And in 2013-2014, the team grabbed 2nd for fewest goals against. The Ravens stingy play was a big part of Jason and his teammates earning the OUA Bronze Medal in the 2015-2016 and 2013-2014. This was followed by a trip to the CIS National Championship in both seasons – which are the first two in the program’s history.

Before coming to the Ravens, Jason played four years of junior hockey in the QMJHL with the Saint John Sea Dogs and the Gatineau Olympiques. His time with the Sea Dogs included two trips to the Memorial Cup, which he won in 2010-2011. He also appeared in the Royal Bank Cup with Summerside Western Capitals in 2012-2013.