Luc Beausoleil Head Coach

Luc Beausoleil epitomizes a lifetime of commitment to hockey, boasting a diverse background in coaching, playing, and hockey operations. With over two decades of experience, Luc has been a cornerstone as the Hockey Director at Ventura Mariners Youth Program since 2001, where he currently leads both the 14UA and 10UA Teams while nurturing talent across various age groups. His dedication extends to the NHLPA program, where he serves as a Skills and Conditioning Coach, specializing in aiding players dealing with alcohol and drug abuse.

Within the California Titans organization, Luc's coaching tenure from 2012 to 2017 saw remarkable success, including NAPHL Championships in 2010 and 2012 with the 18AAA team. As a player, Luc enjoyed a fourteen-year professional career, highlighted by prestigious awards such as the Murrayfield Racer Most Valuable Player Award in 1998 and multiple recognitions from the Tulsa Oilers, including six Most Valuable Player Awards and the honor of being the CHL leading scorer in 1997. Luc's contributions to the sport were immortalized with the retirement of his jersey by the Tulsa Oilers in 2023.

Educated at College Francais Montreal Quebec and fluent in both English and French, Luc brings a wealth of knowledge to his roles. As the Director of Hockey Operations at Iceoplex in Simi Valley, California since 2001 and the owner of LB Hockey, Luc continues to shape the hockey landscape with his passion and expertise. Luc Beaosoleil's extensive experience and unwavering dedication make him an invaluable mentor for aspiring players and a trusted figure for parents navigating the hockey journey.

Jeff Jarvis brings a wealth of experience and dedication to the realm of hockey, combining a passion for coaching with over two decades of teaching expertise.  While concurrently serving as the Head Coach for the Ventura Mariners Hockey Program's 10U team, the assistant coach on the Mariners 18AA team  and a special educator in the Las Virgenes School District in Calabasas, Jeff's commitment extends to skill development, evident in his role as the Ventura Mariners Skills Coach since 2021,

Jeff's coaching journey is complemented by a robust playing background, including his time at Thayer Academy from 1992 to 1996 and as a collegiate player at Saint Anselm College, in Manchester, NH where he served as Team Captain and competed in NCAA Div. 2 hockey from 1996 to 2001.

Beyond the rink, Jeff's dedication to education is evident. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Saint Anselm College and earned a Master of Education from Rivier University in Nashua, NH, in 2008. His commitment to professional development is underscored by his attainment of a USA Hockey Level 4 Certification and Safe Sport Certification.

Since 2021, he has served as a Special Education Teacher in the Las Virgenes School District in Calabasas, CA, and previously spent eighteen years as a Special Education Teacher in the Manchester School District in Manchester, NH.

Jeff's diverse background in hockey coaching and education underscores his multifaceted approach to mentorship and development. His blend of on-ice expertise and classroom experience makes him a valuable asset to both the hockey community and the field of education.

Born and raised in Thousand Oaks, CA, Adam began playing hockey at four years old, and has spent his life developing a deep passion for the game both on and off the ice. Over the years, he competed through several travel and tier programs, including the California Titans, California Heat, and of course, the Ventura Mariners. He later went on to play college hockey in the ACHA for California Lutheran University before beginning his coaching career. 

In addition to his playing career, Adam has built extensive experience across many areas of the hockey world. He began as an equipment assistant with the Bakersfield Condors as a teenager, and has since worked his way into leadership roles managing hockey operations and facilities, including serving as Director of Hockey Operations at The Plex in San Jose, and his current position serving as president of Ventura Roller Sports, Ventura County’s only roller hockey program.

Adam also brings years of international playing experience as he currently serves as captain of Team Israel’s national inline hockey program. Most recently, the team earned a silver medal at the South American Games in Amparo, Brazil.

As a coach, Adam has worked with players from the 8U age group, through 16/18U levels. Adam most recently lead his 10U team to a championship winning season with the California Heat, where the team took home a SCAHA league title. Drawing from his wide range of experiences in the sport, he is passionate about developing players both on and off the ice while creating a positive and competitive environment for every player. 

Hailing from the passionate hockey enclave of Boston, Massachusetts, Tyler's journey is a testament to dedication and excellence both on and off the ice.

Tyler's playing career commenced at Minot High School in Minot, ND, where he earned accolades as an all-state and all-region player, setting the stage for his ascent in the hockey world. He continued his athletic pursuits at the collegiate level, honing his skills at St. Norbert College before transferring to Arizona State University,.

Transitioning to the professional realm, Tyler showcased his talents in various leagues, including stints in the CHL with teams like Amarillo, Odessa, and Arizona, as well as in the ECHL with Utah. Notably, his skills even earned him a coveted position as a practice goalie for the Arizona Coyotes in the NHL.

Tyler's passion for the game extends beyond his playing days, as evidenced by his illustrious coaching career. He has made significant contributions to the development of young talent, serving in coaching roles with prestigious programs such as the AZ Jr Coyotes AAA, AZ Bobcats AAA, California Titans AAA, and CSUN. Under the mentorship of esteemed coaches like Benoit Allaire of the NY Rangers and Sean Burke of the LV Golden Knights, Tyler refined his coaching acumen, instilling in his players the same dedication and work ethic that defined his own playing career.

In addition to his coaching endeavors, Tyler boasts extensive scouting connections with prominent leagues such as the WHL and USHL, further solidifying his reputation as a keen evaluator of hockey talent.