Retired NHL Player + U.S. Olympian

Experience That Matters

An ice hockey player wearing a red jersey with the number 42, black shorts, red and white socks, and a red helmet, skating on the ice during a game.

Arizona Coyotes

Aaron Ness knows what it takes to reach the next level because he has lived it.

The Journey

From Roseau To The Professional Game

From Roseau High School and Minnesota Mr. Hockey to the University of Minnesota, the NHL, 15 professional seasons, two Calder Cup championships and the 2022 U.S. Olympic Team, Aaron has experienced nearly every stage of the player-development journey.


State High School Hockey Champion

2007

Roseau Rams


Minnesota Mr. Hockey

2008


University of Minnesota

2008–2011

Golden Gophers


More than 800 professional games

Professional Career

Across 15 seasons


72 NHL games

NHL

New York Islanders · Washington Capitals · Arizona Coyotes


U.S. Olympic Team

2022

Beijing Olympic Games


Two-time Calder Cup Champion

2023 + 2024

Hershey Bears


From Player To Mentor

A hockey player wearing a Hershey Bears jersey celebrating with arms raised after winning a championship, holding a large trophy above his head, in an ice rink with fans and other players in the background.

Bringing That Experience To The Next Generation

Now retired, Aaron brings that experience to the next generation—helping players develop their skills, understand the game, compete with confidence and prepare for what comes next.


TAKE THE NEXT STEP

Develop your game. Understand the game. Earn your next level.

Tell Aaron about the player, their current level and where they want to take their game.