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Thomas Kosten Coaching Bio

Personal Background
Thomas Kosten serves as an Assistant Coach for the McKinney Ice Hockey Club, supporting athletes in the Varsity White division for the 2024–2025 season. Known for his dedication to player development and team culture, Coach Kosten brings a collaborative spirit and a drive to foster both competitive excellence and personal growth among his players. His approach emphasizes hard work, sportsmanship, and integrity, contributing to the ongoing success and positive environment of McKinney Ice Hockey
Thomas Kosten is an integral part of the McKinney Ice Hockey community, distinguished by his commitment to youth development and the overall well-being of his athletes. He is respected for fostering a supportive team environment and is recognized by players and parents alike for his approachable and encouraging demeano

USA Hockey Level 3 Certification
CEP #: 524983

Coaching Experience
- 2025-Present Assistant Coach Varsity II
- 2025: Assistant Coach Varsity
- 2024-2025: Assistant Coach Varsity Bronze
Playing Experience
- 2013: Played for Dallas Oilers Midget Major
- 2004-2012: Played for McKinney Ice Hockey Club/McKinney Lightning from Squirt to Midget Major

Professional Experience
Thomas serves as a Captain/Paramedic with the McKinney Fire Department, a position he has held since February 2002. With over 23 years of experience, he plays a vital role in emergency response, team leadership, and community safety for the city of McKinney. In addition to his primary role, Thomas has also served as a Fire Instructor at Collin College, further demonstrating his commitment to fire service education and training the next generation of professionals.
Education
Thomas attended Collin County Community College, where his education supported both his fire service and instructional careers. His continuous involvement in professional development, including his work as a fire instructor, highlights his dedication to staying current with the latest techniques and standards in emergency services.

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