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Coaching Staff

Sergei Bautin

 

EEHA Hockey Director

Sergei is an NHL vet and Olympian that has a vast knowledge of the sport of hockey. He helps players of varying experience and ages reach the next level. Coach Bautin teaches his players to be smart, tough and to work hard, offering experience and techniques that can only be picked up by competing with the best players in the world. 
 

 

Olympic Gold Medallist, XVII Winter Games, Albertville 1992
NHL Draft: 1st Choice’ 1992, 17th pick
Played 160 games in NHL 1992- 1995:
Winnipeg Jets, Detroit Red Wings, San Jose Sharks
Played 90 games for National Russian Team including three World Championship, 1992- 2000

Trey Spiller

Goalies Coach
“Assume the worst, be the best”
 
Playing Experience
Saint Louis University - ACHA                                                   2006-2011
ACHA Regional Champions
Saint Louis Jr. Blues - CSHL                                                       2004-2006
2005 National Champions
Houston Hitmen - Midget AAA                                                2002-2004
Regional Qualifier
 
Education
Saint Louis University                                                                2006-2011
Bachelor of Science Business Administration
Major Concentrations: Information Technology, Marketing, & Entrepreneurship
 
Coaching Experience
Evolution Elite Hockey Academy                                             2012-Present
Program Goalies Coach
Saint Louis University - ACHA                                                   2006-2011
Saint Louis University Goalies Camps
Personal Trainer                                                                        2007-2009
20 Minutes to Fitness
Bill Howard Goalie Seminars                                                    2004-2006
Assistant Goalie Instructor
Houston Hitmen – Midget AAA                                                2002-2004
Hitmen Power Skating and Training
 

Alexei Gusarov

 

“Since making his NHL debut in 1990-91, defenseman Alexei Gusarov has been a fine positional player with an ability to make useful passes on offense. A veteran of several years in the Soviet League, he adapted quickly to the rigors of the NHL season and accepted a variety of roles to keep himself in the lineup.

Born in Leningrad, Gusarov played with the local SKA club before joining the powerful Central Red Army of Moscow. He was a top player on the club for seven years and helped the USSR win the gold medal at the Calgary Olympics in 1988. The talented blueliner was selected 213th overall by the Quebec Nordiques in 1988 and looked solid in 36 games as a rookie in 1990-91.
The steady rearguard provided stability on the Nords' blueline and was part of the club's resurgence from the league's doormat to a first place finish in the Lockout-shortened regular season in 1995. The next year Gusarov remained with the franchise when it relocated to Colorado. During the 1996 post-season, he provided savvy and nine assists while helping the Avalanche win the Stanley Cup. He took a regular shift on the powerful club until the early stages of the 2000-01 season.
The veteran blueliner was traded to the New York Rangers in December 2000, but the team disappointed and was out of the playoff race by the March deadline. Gusarov was picked up by the St. Louis Blues as they prepared to make a statement in the Western Conference playoffs. He was a useful player in 16 games as the Blues reached the semifinals before bowing out to the eventual Stanley Cup champion Avalanche.
After competing in 607 games, Gusarov retired from the league following the 2000-01 season. He retired as one of the few members of the Triple Gold Club, having won the 1989 IIHF World Championship, the 1996 Stanley Cup, and the Olympic gold medal in 1988.”