Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League

Hockey Operations

Brett Pilkington

Head Coach & General Manager

brett@warmanwolverines.com

Brett was born and raised in Calgary, Alberta, and is now proud to call Warman home with his wife Lindsey and their two kids — Allie and Brodie.

Hockey has been a big part of Brett’s life for as long as he can remember. He grew up playing with the Calgary Royals, went on to play Junior A with the Olds Grizzlies, then played NCAA Division I hockey at Bowling Green State University — where he also earned his degree in Communications. After college, he chased the dream and played four years of pro hockey across the ECHL, UHL, and AHL.

These days, Brett loves being on the other side of the bench, helping develop young athletes and sharing his passion for the game. Outside the rink, you’ll usually find him spending time with his family, watching his kids play sports, or enjoying the outdoors — especially golfing or out on the lake.

Nick Doyle
Assistant Coach

Nick Doyle joins the Warman Wolverines as Assistant Coach, bringing a mix of grit, skill, and a true player-first mindset to the team’s bench.

Nick played four seasons in the MJHL with the Portage Terriers and Waywayseecappo Wolverines, suiting up for 196 games and racking up 106 points and nearly 300 penalty minutes. He knows what it takes to win — and has the MJHL Championship ring from his time in Portage to prove it.

After juniors, he continued his career at the college level, playing for both Minot State and the University of Las Vegas. In just 56 games, he tallied 46 points and helped both programs reach the ACHA National Final — twice.

Nick’s passion for hockey led him into coaching, where he spent time in Las Vegas working with youth teams from 10U to 16U. He’s all about development, leadership, and building a strong team culture.

Now in Warman, Nick is fired up to help shape the Wolverines in their first SJHL season and be a positive role model for the next generation of players.

Story Navrot
Equipment Manager & Trainer

Story Navrot brings a wealth of experience both on and off the ice to the role of Equipment Manager and Trainer. A former Division I hockey player with Minot State University, Story earned a Bachelor of Science in Corporate Fitness and Wellness Management with a minor in Strength and Conditioning. After concluding her hockey career at Minot State,

Story spent two years in the UK working as a Corporate Wellbeing Advisor and Personal Trainer, further honing skills in athlete health, fitness, and performance. Now based in Warman, Story combines a lifelong passion for hockey with expertise in training and wellness to support the team’s success.

 

 

Mark Peterson
Director of Player Personnel

Mark lives in Saskatoon with his wife and three kids. He is a principal in Saskatoon Public Schools. Hockey has been a part of Mark’s life since he was three-years old, growing up in Wynyard, Saskatchewan. Mark has spent the last 15 years coaching hockey at a variety of levels. He spent the past three season as the head coach of the Saskatoon Contacts. Before that he spent 6 seasons with University of Saskatchewan Huskies as an assistant coach. Mark is currently the Head Coach of Team Saskatchewan for the 2025 WHL Cup and has been involved in the Sask First program for the past 4 years as a coach.He is excited about the opportunity to work with Brett and the rest of the Wolverines staff, players, with a focus on finding future Wolverines.

Shane Kerslake
Goalie Coach

Shane Kerslake is a seasoned goaltender coach with over 17 years of experience developing elite talent. As the co-owner of Focus Goaltending, he has dedicated his career to refining the skills of aspiring goalies at all levels. Shane has spent 10 successful seasons as the goaltender coach for the Saskatoon Blazers U18AAA, where he helped guide the team to two league titles and a bronze medal finish at the 2023 Telus Cup. His commitment to excellence has made him a respected figure in the hockey community. Shane looks forward to helping guide the Wolverines goaltenders in their inaugural season.