Pilot Mound, MB – Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (PMHA) is pleased to announce the hiring of Madison McManaman as the Academy’s newest Dorm Parent, where she will work alongside longtime Dorm Parent Sherri Morrow to support student-athletes living on campus.
McManaman brings a strong background in residence life, high-performance hockey, and athletic administration to her new role. Having grown up playing elite-level hockey in Prince Edward Island and later contributing to coaching through video analysis and analytics support, she understands firsthand the discipline, structure, and mental preparation required to succeed in competitive hockey.
A graduate of Olds College of Agriculture & Technology, McManaman holds a Sports Management Diploma as well as a Personal Training Diploma. Throughout her career, she has gained extensive experience supporting students in residence settings, mentoring young athletes, coordinating large-scale events, and leading sports administration initiatives. Her diverse experience provides a well-rounded perspective on the development of student-athletes both on and off the ice.
“We are excited to welcome Madison to the PMHA family,” said PMHA General Manager Nichole Collins. “Her background in hockey, student support, and athlete development makes her an excellent addition to our residence team. Working alongside Sherri Morrow, she will play an important role in creating a positive and supportive environment for our student-athletes.”
Drawing from her experience as an athlete, residence mentor, and sports administrator, McManaman is passionate about helping young athletes achieve balance in their academic, athletic, and personal lives. She is committed to fostering a welcoming environment where students feel supported, challenged, and empowered to reach their full potential.
“I am thrilled to join Pilot Mound Hockey Academy,” said McManaman. “Having lived the student-athlete experience myself, I understand the importance of having strong support systems in place. I look forward to building connections with the players, helping them navigate daily life at the academy, and contributing to their growth both on and off the ice.”
McManaman’s addition further strengthens PMHA’s commitment to providing a first-class residential experience that supports student-athletes as they pursue excellence in hockey, academics, and personal development.
Please join us in welcoming Madison McManaman to Pilot Mound Hockey Academy.
