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Nolan is a resident of Winchester, living with his wife, Andrea, and their four children: Cam, Ella, Beau, and Quinn. He works as an Account Manager in medical device sales for Integra LifeScience.
His passion for hockey began in Arlington, Massachusetts, where he played town hockey and stood out at Arlington High School, earning recognition as a GBL All-Star and Co-Player of the Year. Nolan further developed his skills with the Valley Jr. Warriors in the EJHL and later competed at the University of Maine in Hockey East. He was not only a key player on the Black Bears' nationally ranked hockey team but also a starting pitcher for the Maine Black Bears baseball team, where he helped capture two America East titles and advance to the College World Series Regionals in 2005 and 2006. After his time at Maine, Nolan moved on to play professional hockey in Europe.
For the past four years, Nolan has concentrated on coaching young hockey players, leading mite hockey programs in Winchester and overseeing a development program in Arlington. Coaching his son has deepened his passion for the sport, allowing him to emphasize team-first principles and personal growth. Nolan is excited to join the Jr Falcons organization and is committed to establishing a strong foundation in their inaugural season.
Andrew Guard is a Philadelphia native with a lifelong passion for hockey. He grew up playing youth hockey with the Philadelphia Little Flyers, highlighted by competing in the prestigious Quebec International Peewee Tournament. Andrew continued his development at Vermont Academy before concluding his playing career at Northeastern University.
Off the ice, Andrew is a seasoned beverage industry entrepreneur with more than 20 years of experience building and scaling consumer brands. He is a co-founder of Culture Pop and Winch & Pulley Beer Co., among other ventures, and currently serves as CEO of Right Coast Brands, a Framingham-based beverage manufacturing and accelerator platform that supports both emerging and established beverage companies.
Andrew lives in Framingham, Massachusetts with his wife, Alexandra, and their two sons, Jack (10) and Henry (5), who both play town hockey. He is proud to coach in the local community, bringing his competitive playing background, leadership experience, and team-first approach to helping young players grow their skills, confidence, and love for the game.
Sean has deep roots in Waltham, growing up just a block from the Bentley University Arena and spending over 20 years playing and coaching in Waltham Youth Hockey. A 2002 Waltham High School graduate, Sean was a standout multi-sport athlete, serving as captain in football, hockey, and lacrosse. He earned league all-star honors and was named an All-Scholastic Athlete. Notably, Sean played a key role in Waltham’s appearances in the Division 1 Super Bowl and the 2002 Division 1 Hockey State Championship.
Since returning to his hometown, Sean has been actively involved in Waltham Youth Hockey for over seven years, primarily overseeing the U8 developmental programs. He brings more than a decade of coaching experience, having guided his son and daughter’s U10 and U12 teams. Sean is passionate about teaching hockey and is eager to instill that same love for the game in the 2014 Jr Falcons.
Sean lives in Waltham with his wife, Katlyn, and their two children, all of whom are actively involved in town and club sports including hockey, lacrosse, and soccer.
He is committed to creating a fun, competitive environment where the 2014 boys will be challenged to grow as players, foster lifelong friendships, and deepen their love for the game of hockey.