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The Music City Marauders (MCM) focuses on helping every player take their game to the next level. A place for passionate hockey players, MCM believes in long-term development which starts with purposeful practices, focusing on progression for both individual and team success, and pushing players to be creative. MCM believes development must be intentional - consistency creates advancement, preparation builds confidence, and standards drive results. Each player’s hockey journey is a unique path and our USA Hockey certified, experienced coaches are dedicated to helping players reach their full potential.

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THE ORGANIZATION

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

  • Fast-paced practices with a purpose, focused on long-term player development.

  • High intensity sessions that focus on accurate skill demonstration along with clear and concise teaching.

  • No shared practice ice, allowing for more focused reps.

  • Coaches invested in the players’ goals and their individual development.

  • Provides players with the opportunity to learn and develop while competing with top programs across the country.

  • Goalie-specific training with a low coach-to-player ratio, emphasizing individualized development and game-situation execution.

  • All teams will play a highly competitive, independent schedule. Our coaches and managers work together to put the best possible schedule to help each team improve. MCM teams have played and competed against some of the top teams and events nationally.

VISION SERIES

Learn more about the Music City Marauders and what differentiates the program by watching the full vision video.

More videos, including interviews with board members, parents, and coaches can be found on the Music City Marauders YouTube channel.

THE PEOPLE

Hockey is a highly-skilled sport that requires a high level of dedication, perseverance, and enthusiasm to grow and develop. Player improvement takes time, practice, and strong motivation to succeed. Our coaching philosophy starts with accurate skill demonstration with clear and concise explanations. With a focus on skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship, the Marauders fosters a challenging environment where players can thrive.

Jordan French
Andy Sutton
Matt Eddinger

Jordan French

Hockey Director, Head Coach

Originally from Texas, Jordan played junior hockey in the NAHL prior to transitioning into full time coaching. Jordan has successfully coached hockey teams at every age and every level. In addition to coaching Tier I (AAA) teams within the Dallas Stars Elite and Nashville Jr. Predators organizations, Jordan is now entering his sixth season as a Head Coach with the Music City Marauders.

Andy Sutton

Head Coach

Andy is a 16-year National Hockey League veteran. After completing a long and respected professional career, Andy has dedicated the past decade to serving and elevating hockey players through the Verbero brand and his broader hockey initiatives. He has served as an assistant coach in the Nashville Mavericks Mite program and this will be his first season with the Music City Marauders.

Matt Eddinger

Head Coach

A native of New Hampshire, Matt Eddinger has been involved with youth hockey in Nashville since moving to the city and playing Bantam AA in 1999. Since finishing playing ACHA hockey for MTSU, he has coached 11 seasons from the mite level to HS to Junior at all levels from A to AAA. This season, Matt will be returning for his fifth season as a Head Coach with the Music City Marauders.

Jake Stronach

Jake Stronach

Jake grew up playing high level travel hockey in Toronto and captained top teams that made both the Ontario finals and International Silverstick finals. Jake coached a 10U team for two seasons in the Toronto area, and has officiated hockey for 14 years. This will be Jake’s fourth season as a Head Coach with the Music City Marauders.

Head Coach

President

Registrar 

Treasurer

Scheduler

Safesport

Isaac Thompson (2013, 2016 Parent)

Leigh Shoup (2014 Parent)

Johnny Kim (2015 Parent)

Jami Feasel (2010 Parent)

Kira Mann (2015, 2017 Parent)

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