Mighty Moose Ice Hockey Coaches | Girls & Women Hockey Coach

Your 2025-2026 Mighty Moose Ice Hockey Staff

Meet The Moose Coaches and Staff

Paula Jorgensen - President & Co-Founder

ANA PAULA JORGENSEN

PRESIDENT & FOUNDER

2005 – Present: Mighty Moose Ice Hockey Club: Founder & President

2006-2012 Inter-County Scholastic Hockey League (ICSHL): Director of Girls’ Division

2004-2006: Conestoga Girls Varsity Founder and Manager

Paula founded the Mighty Moose in 2005 with the sole purpose of providing a home for girls and women who wanted to play ice hockey. The Mighty Moose soon became an extended hockey family for its players.

Over the course of the years, our program has grown to a competitive level and although we are proud to have reached that level of competition, we have not turned our back on the developmental side of our program which enables us to help new players and create an internal feeder system for our more competitive levels. Our “Rookies” of today are our skilled players of tomorrow.

Paula is the heart and soul of the Mighty Moose and she nurtures and encourages every single player herself, ensuring they are given the best possible opportunities to develop as hockey players and people.

BOB JORGENSEN

VICE PRESIDENT & FOUNDER

USA Hockey Certified Level 4 Coach

RYAN MUSIAL

HEAD COACH – 19U MAVERICK

I grew up on a street where the teenagers were always playing hockey, and they finally let me join in at age 5 or 6. Hockey wasn’t as prominent a sport at that time, so there were no teams to really play for. In high school a few friends and I petitioned, canvassed, and fund-raised to start a school team, and I had to do almost the same thing to revive a fledgling NCAA D3 club at Widener University. Since then, I’ve played in adult leagues with the friends I’ve made along the way.

As my oldest daughter (of three) grew more and more interested in the sport I’ve found my love of the game expanding from player/spectator to player/coach. As a coach, I have enjoyed watching the players develop both on the ice and off, establishing friendships, sharing in the experiences of major milestones, and building the skills, confidence, and mindsets that will help them become successful adults.