Rome was not built in a day, and it sure wasn’t built by one person. At AD Goaltending, we understand that knowledge and expertise from many parts of the player development process are required. This is why we are excited to bring forth individuals who are ambitious in the discovery of what the future goaltending looks like.

Anthony D’Aloisio

FOUNDER

Anthony brings over a decade of coaching experience. He has served as an advisor to the Dallas Stars Elite Hockey Club as well as operating privately. He also brings 2 years of professional hockey experience as well as 4 years of collegiate experience at USM, where he broke the school’s single-season and career shutout records. Anthony also accumulated 10 NEHC honors, including all-rookie team his freshman season.

Anthony brings an intellect to the game that anyone can appreciate. His teaching of the technical and analytical aspects of the game is second to none. He has also worked with MIT alum and NHL staff to create programs to track trigonometric data in shots from any point on the ice. This, combined with his work ethic, adds an exciting analysis of the game that can pioneer the next age of goaltending.

Currently the Goaltending Director for the Dallas Stars Elite Girls, Team Dallas, Texas Tigers, and Texas Heat, Anthony brings a new-age approach to goaltending. Having worked in partnership with Sports Science Solutions, Anthony has worked with hockey’s most advanced biomechanical systems and with the data of 40 NHL players, 20 Olympians, and 15 Stanley Cup Champions.

In his neuromechanic studies with Human Performance Group, Anthony follows the latest in injury prevention with HPG’s work with NFL, MLB, and NCAA D1 case studies. A pioneer in hockey, he is the first to combine Relay INMS technology into performance and recovery in the sport. It is truly a blessing to be privy to the next-gen of technology in this form.

We are excited to officially add Greyson D’Aloisio to our staff as our Director of Engineering and Technology.

Greyson is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) where he majored in mechanical engineering and minored in computer science.

An athlete who was a ferocious offensive lineman as a multi-year all district member in Texas high school football; earning a spot at MIT.

Greyson works full time with Howmet Aerospace assisting with the production of engines for multiple types of aerospace vehicles.

Greyson has built multiple models for AD Goaltending already to assist us in our knowledge of geometry and physics within the game of hockey.

He also doubles as my little brother.

We are excited to officially add him to our team in furthering athletes in injury prevention and player development.