Jarret Reid

Jarret Reid is a former professional hockey player who now works as a power skating hockey instructor at Wave Sports Centre in Burlington, Ontario.

Jarret played professional hockey in the 1990s and was selected in the first round draft to play for the Ontario Hockey League’s (OHL) Sault Greyhounds. While playing for the Greyhounds, Jarret lead the team to the coveted Memorial Cup three consecutive times, and brought the cup home after the 1992-93 tournament. In 1993, Jarret was selected in the 5th round draft to play for the NHL’s Hartford Whalers.  Jarret went on to play in the American Hockey League (AHL) and various European leagues before returning to Canada.

Today, Jarret Reid serves as Director of Power Skating and Skill Development at the Wave Sports Centre in Burlington. Jarret has helped Ontario’s young hockey players develop their hockey skills and learn respect for the game, while making them well-rounded players on and off the ice.