Coach Peter Korcsinszky's love for ice hockey originates from his father, who is a true fanatic of the sport. Growing up watching his father, who has been an active member of the Hungarian Ice Hockey Federation and the President of the local hockey club over the past 20 years, left no chance for him to avoid his fate: becoming a hockey player. He got his first pair of skates at the age of 5 and since then has never abandoned them. He played youth travel hockey up to his teenage years, when he was also selected for the Under-16 National Team of Hungary. Shortly after, due to injuries, he decided to turn the focus on his education, ultimately earning a law degree. Throughout he stayed close to the sport, as he started coaching his hometown’s Mite, Squirt and PeeWee teams and was running the International Ice Hockey Federation's “Learn to Play” program. In 2004, after moving to San Francisco, he instantly got connected with the local hockey world. Since then he has been serving as a coach and power skating instructor for the Sabercats In-House/Mite, Squirt and PeeWee program at YBISC. For the past three years he also oversees and coordinates the coaching staff within the Sabercats organization as the Directory of Coaches. It’s been well over a decade since he started teaching youngsters the fundamentals of ice hockey, while incorporating solid work ethics and uncompromised team spirit, and since has never forgotten the ultimate reason that made him fell in love with the sport: HOCKEY is FUN!

Coach Jason grew up in Calgary, Alberta and began skating almost as soon as he could walk.  By age 4 he was out on the ice with a stick chasing the puck around.  As a Native Canadian Coach Jason had hockey running through his blood and was surrounded by Flames chants everywhere he looked.  At age 17 Coach Jason was playing hockey at the ‘AAA’ level and his team was one win away from going to the National Championship.  After graduating high school Jason decided to give back to the game he loved so much by coaching youth hockey.  Coach Jason coached two spring ‘AAA’ Pee Wee teams and has also designed and facilitated 3 years of hockey school camps.  In 2007 Jason moved to San Francisco and first started coaching the Sabercats Squirt A team in 2008 and the Pee Wee team in 2009.  This year is his third year with the organization and looks forward to several more to come. 

Grew up in Kamloops, BC and have been skating since the age of 4. Played minor hockey in Kamloops all the way to first year midgets, in which we were the host team of the Canadian Midget AAA national championship – won the bronze. Went on to play 4 years of juniors in the BCHL before accepting a Division 1 scholarship to Quinnipiac University in 2000. Played 3 years there and was voted the “male athlete of the year” in 2003, as well as the best defenseman in the league in 2003.

Professional Teams
2003-04 - Port Huron Beacons of the UHL
2004-05 - Torino Bulls of the Italian Serie A
2005-06 – Weiden Bluedevils of the German Oberliga
2006-07 – Hannover Indians of the German Oberliga

Career
BNYMellon asset servicing in Boston, MA

Moved to San Francisco in 2009 and currently works for BNYMellon Corporate Trust in the Public Finance Division.

Coach David Duble grew up in North Haven, Connecticut tagging along to rinks with two older brothers and a dedicated hockey coach father at a very young age. He began playing youth hockey at age 7 and traveled throughout the New England and Mid-Atlantic states representing the Greater New Haven Youth Hockey Association from squirts through midgets, winning two Connecticut state championships along the way.  Dave played two years of high school hockey at North Haven High School, picking up another state championship, and two years at Choate School. After playing three years of junior varsity hockey at St. Lawrence University and graduating in 1985, Dave moved west to California. Now in his second year of coaching with the Sabercats, Dave still plays organized hockey while raising two kids, Antonia and Quinby, with his wife Victoria.