Stacey grew up in Irvine, California and moved to Victor with her family in 2005. She studied at Irvine Community College and focused on Criminal Justice. Stacey played soccer in high school and was a top runner on the 1993 Irvine High School state champion cross country team.  Stacey was the Sea View League Champion in track & field her freshman year and set a record for the mile at Irvine High School of 5:20 in 1993. Stacey has been a part of the Cutthroat family since the beginning, when her oldest son took the ice in 2012. Since then, she has been a team manager, a talented team photographer, and joined the team professionally as interim Youth Hockey Director during the 2022 – 2023 season.  After making significant strides in summer programming and coach benefits, Stacey joined the team in a full time capacity July, 2023.  Stacey is passionate about youth sports and has acquired a particular love for hockey. When hockey season is over, Stacey supports her daughter’s love for rock climbing and chases her son around Wyoming to watch him play baseball while making time to squeeze in visits with her oldest son who’s attending Boise State University. Stacey’s all in approach is proving to be a true asset to the Cutthroat program.

Hans was born in Alliance, Nebraska, and grew up in Michigan, Minnesota and finally Jackson, Wyoming. He began his hockey experience in Minnesota playing youth hockey and even going to the State Championships as a squirt. Other than a few outside rinks in Jackson there was no organized hockey in Jackson Hole so he took up cross-country ski racing. He did play some hockey when he lived in Montana, but picked it back up in Teton Valley in the early pond hockey days.  He has been coaching youth hockey for the last 5 years, and playing goalie for the last few years in the adult league.  Hans received his B.S. in Motion Picture and Television Production at Montana State University in 1990 and took a job in Missoula, Montana with the USFS Missoula Technology and Development Center producing training films and technical guides.  He returned to Jackson and Teton Valley and started a carpentry and construction company. In 2007 he accepted a job with Teton County Fire Department, where he became a certified fire-fighter, engineer and EMT.  Not long after starting he achieved his Paramedic licensing in Idaho and Wyoming and became a Captain with the Department.  He retired in 2019 to concentrate on his family and support his wife’s education and new career as a Certified Nurse Midwife. He is married with two young children and enjoys hunting, fishing and camping with his family, and of course trying to play as much hockey as time allows. This is his 2nd season as Rink Manager.