Todd Reid – General Manager
Todd Reid brings over 25 years of experience as a coach and general manager at the Junior A and AAA levels. Throughout his career, he has held key roles with several Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL) organizations, including the Cobourg Cougars, Trenton Golden Hawks, and Wellington Dukes. He has also contributed at the U SPORTS level as an assistant coach with the University of Ontario in Oshawa.
Todd has achieved significant success as a general manager and coach, capturing the Buckland Cup and Dudley Hewitt Championship twice with the Wellington Dukes, earning opportunities to compete at the Hockey Canada National Championships. More recently, he led the Trenton Golden Hawks to a Buckland Cup victory in 2025. His coaching philosophy centers on building a championship culture while prioritizing player development and advancement to higher levels of hockey.
As a player, Todd began his minor hockey career in Stirling, where he captained his Peewee team to an OMHA Championship. He progressed to the Quinte AAA U18 program before joining the Wellington Dukes, where he was recognized as an All-Star and received the Helen Baitley Award for excellence in academics and leadership. He continued his playing career at the U SPORTS level with the Guelph Gryphons, winning the Queen’s Cup in 1994.
Off the ice, Todd dedicated many years as a secondary school teacher with the Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board, where he developed a strong passion for supporting student-athletes. Now working full-time in hockey, he looks ahead to his next chapter with the Nepean Raiders. In this role, Todd is committed to fostering individual player development both on and off the ice, with a focus on building character, resilience, and performance. His holistic approach to development—emphasizing physical, mental, and personal growth—has been a cornerstone of his Hockey career.
Nathan Hisko, Associate General Manager
A native of the Ottawa Valley, Nathan joins the Nepean Raiders with an immense background in several facets of hockey and education. Nathan has spent several decades in the world of hockey and brings a wide variety of perspective and analysis to the Raiders program. Having played minor hockey in Petawawa, Ontario and finishing his competitive playing days at Nipissing University, he turned to other components of the game. He completed 20 seasons as a referee while coaching at various levels, most recently with the Upper Ottawa Valley Aces program.
In 2017, Nathan wanted to continue his involvement with the sport through a different lens. This led him to the world of scouting, working for Neutral Zone, an independent scouting service based out of Vermont. In 2020, he was hired as a scout with the Sarnia Sting of the OHL, becoming the club’s Director of Scouting Operations in 2024. He was part of their franchise record-setting playoff run in 2023 that culminated in a conference final loss.
Working with student athletes has always been a passion of his as he has coached a multitude of teams in a variety of sports over his 22 years as a teacher in Renfrew County.
Cameron Doigkoo, Marketing, Event Coordinator and Game Day Operations
Cameron oversees all marketing, sponsorship, and event operations for the Nepean Raiders, playing a key role in community engagement, game day promotions, and planning special events and charitable initiatives throughout the season. She has also contributed to social media content for both the Raiders and the CCHL on platforms like TikTok and Instagram to help grow the game and connect with fans.
Chris Morris, Academic Advisor
My name is Chris Morris, and I will be the Academic Advisor for the Nepean Raiders Jr. A team for the 2024-25 season. I have been teaching in the Ottawa Catholic School board for over 25 years. Currently, I am the Department Head of English at Lester B. Pearson Catholic High School and have been there for 23 years. I have previously held a similar position within the CCHL. I am excited about this opportunity and look forward to a successful year of mentoring a great group of young men.
