freelance writer - author - hockey coach/mentor
Richard K. Bercuson
 

Me the writer:


- Author of Assume the position: one guy’s journey through prostate cancer and Inside Coaching Hockey

- Ottawa Citizen columnist and essayist

  1. -Humour & freelance writer for Bounder, M2,  MONITOR & other magazines and publications

  2. -Former sportswriter Montreal Gazette, Sunday Express, Hockey News

  3. -Short story writer - winner of Canada’s Arthur Ellis Award given by Crime Writers of Canada for best short story

  4. -Winner of other humour writing awards

  5. -Playwright - produced and wrote several plays

  6. -Editor of The Walnut, newsletter for Prostate Cancer Canada Network Ottawa


Me the hockey guy:


  1. -over 35 years in coaching at all levels of minor hockey, plus stints in Jr. A, B, C, college hockey and Europe

  2. -Guest coach, Canadian national team (Calgary) and assistant to Team Ontario at world under-17 tournament

  3. -Canadian national coaching certification program instructor

  4. -Coach Mentor for various hockey associations

  5. -former Director of Coaching for Ottawa District

  6. -Owned, directed and taught hockey schools in Canada and U.S.

  7. -Author of numerous hockey program manuals


Me in real life:


  1. -teacher and co-head of English at St. Nicholas Adult High School, Ottawa

  2. -avid runner with a bunch of marathons and half-marathons under the belt, with perhaps a few more to go - no idea why

  3. -always ready for the next great challenge, particularly if it involves food and dry red wine

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- Interviews & Reviews


Inside Coaching Hockey


Other writing


About me



Links:


Prostate Cancer Canada Network Ottawa (PCCN Ottawa)


Prostate Cancer Canada


Ottawa District Hockey Association


National Capital Junior Hockey League


Embrun Panthers




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Last site update:

Jan., 2011












 

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