Ray Ferrier #22

Born in Colorado and raised in Alaska I have always loved Ice Hockey but did not get a chance to play until much later in life.  At 35 I was finally able to play my first game and it has changed my life.  I started Puckhead Hockey Club in 2010 and have committed my life to giving everyone the opportunity to play the game that has given so much to so many.   

Gina Caravetta #47

I was born and raised in Southern California; Not your typical hockey town in the late 70’s. I have since relocated to Arizona for the last 14 years as I love the heat and this beautiful state. With my father being from Toronto Canada, the love of hockey was a part of my childhood and a passion of mine my entire life. To me it’s not just a sport or a game it’s a beast inside us like no other, a true love and true passion.

With over 20 years of having season seats with the Los Angeles Kings, “Purple and Gold” still runs through my blood.

Growing up I was always the small one of the family, and being a girl the cards were stacked against me. Hockey was a sport for the boys. Looking back at the time I was sad they didn’t have the support and awareness with Women’s Leagues and Women Hockey as they do now, but hey now is better than never.  

Someone asked me 7 years ago, if I love this sport so much, why wasn’t I playing today?  Since that day I threw myself into Hockey. Looking back it was the best decision I ever made. I’m now playing and living my dream. I play every chance I get, making up for lost years. One of the best parts about hockey is that you can start playing at any time in your life, at any level and it makes you feel young again plus it’s one of the greatest workouts you will ever get.

I felt that if I myself can get so much gratitude and happiness from playing Hockey and taking the plunge, I should be sharing this passion with others, and hopefully helping them have that same feeling too. Plus there is no better way to start raising awareness for something I’ve held near and dear to my heart for so long, and be able to share that with others.  PHC Charities has allowed this to become possible for me to share my love of hockey, while making it possible for others and changing their lives at the same time.  Making Hockey for everyone Possible, and raising awareness of the most amazing sport, team, family and group of friends is one of the most rewarding feelings you can have, and I am grateful that I am able to give that gift to everyone I meet. Hope to meet you someday as well, and see you on the ice.

Noah Dunne #4

Hey, I'm Noah Dunne, a proud Arizonian. I discovered my passion for hockey when I was 13 years old, and it has been an incredible journey ever since. Hockey has become a central part of my life, and I've had the privilege of being a part of Puckhead Hockey since 2010. Through this organization, I've not only sharpened my skills on the ice but also formed deep connections with fellow members who share my love for the sport. The sense of camaraderie and teamwork in hockey is something I truly cherish.

Hockey has taught me the value of dedication, discipline, and pushing beyond my limits, both physically and mentally. It continues to be a driving force in my personal and athletic growth.

I'm grateful for the opportunities hockey has provided me and the invaluable lessons it has taught me. I look forward to continuing my journey in the world of hockey, pursuing my passion, and making unforgettable memories along the way.