12U HEAD COACH JASON PERRY

Born and raised in Plattsburgh, Jason began his Hockey Career with the Plattsburgh Youth Hockey Learn to Skate Program all the way through the Midget Program. During the summer hockey seasons, Jason played for the Troy Uncle Sam’s AAA, Boston Bulldogs AAA and the Syracuse Stars AAA Programs.  He continued his career for Plattsburgh High School, where he played his Freshman and Sophomore Season.  Jason also competed in the Hockey Night in Boston Showcase where he was chosen to represent Team New York.  At 16, and a Junior in High School, Jason signed a contract to play for the Green Mountain Glades of the Eastern Junior A Hockey League. In his Junior year of High School, Jason competed in the Empire State Games for Team Adirondack and won a Silver Medal.  

After two seasons with the Green Mountain Glades, and a true Freshman, Jason committed to playing College Hockey for Cortland State University. He played four years at SUNY Cortland and competed in 108 Career Games.  Jason also played Varsity Baseball for SUNY Cortland.  Since graduating from Cortland, Jason resides in Plattsburgh with his wife and three children.  He has been coaching youth hockey from the Learn to Skate Program through the 16U Level for the last 12+ years for both the Girls and the Co-Ed Programs. Jason is an active member of the community where he also coaches both in the Plattsburgh Little League and Clinton County Mariners Programs.

Coach Jason’s philosophy is “Every moment is an opportunity to learn. Become a student of the game. Whether you are practicing, playing in a game, or watching a Plattsburgh State Game, always be learning”. His personal goals are to teach, develop, motivate, and inspire our young hockey players to be the best they can be.   

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The PYH family worked tirelessly together, just like we always do, to build an extra special float for the Plattsburgh City Holiday Parade this year. And boy did we have fun showing it off!! It was a freezing cold good time.

Guess hard work and spreading good cheer really does pay off cause we won a trophy for the best float in 2024! Now that'll jingle your bells! 

January 2025 10U Roadrunners take home the championship banner from the Connor LaFrance Memorial Tournament. 

November 2024 12U Roadrunners take home the Championship title in the Malone Turkey shootout.