Yevhen Alipov, boasting extensive experience playing for both Ukrainian and foreign clubs, transitioned to coaching after his illustrious playing career. Since 2005, he has coached various clubs and national teams, including "Galac", "Sokil-99", and "Kompanion-Neftegaz". Since 2012, he has served as a coach-teacher at Kryzhynka, where he imparts his wealth of knowledge to nurture the next generation of hockey players.

Oleksandr Sukhenko, a coach at Kryzhynka and a graduate of "Sokil", boasts an illustrious playing career with top clubs in Ukraine and abroad. Since 2009, he has been mentoring at Kryzhynka, guiding his protégés to victories both domestically and internationally. Notably, under his tutelage, Kryzhynka-Capitals clinched youth championships.

Oleksandr Fedorov, a graduate of "Sokil" and a seasoned goalkeeper, has been coaching at Kryzhynka since 2018. With a journey from Ukrainian clubs to international stages like the Olympic Games, he now imparts his knowledge to the junior and youth national teams of Ukraine, shaping a new generation of goalkeepers.

Ihor Yurchenko, began his career at Kryzhynka and went on to play for "Sokil", "Tallex", and "Trafford Metros" before returning to win a championship with "Berkut". A participant in world championships, he later served as director of Kryzhynka and now holds the position of deputy and coach, passing on his invaluable experience to the youth.

Oleksiy Madera, originally from "Sokil", transitioned from HC "Lokomotiv 2" to "Generals", showcasing his skills across various leagues and countries from 2004 to 2017. Since 2017, he has been coaching groups born in 2009 and 2018 at Kryzhynka, utilizing his extensive experience to foster the growth of young hockey players.

Oleg Nikulin, an instructor and methodologist at Kryzhynka, began his hockey journey in Kyiv, representing teams like "Chervony Eskvavator" and "Mashinobudivnyk". Transitioning to coaching, he started at "Chervony Eskvavator" before moving to Kryzhynka and "Sokil". With experience gained in North America and Switzerland, he returned to Kryzhynka in 2007, where he continues to train future champions.

Ihor Arkhypenko, both a graduate and director of Kryzhynka, began his journey in the SEHL with the same team. Transitioning from player to coach, he has made a remarkable impact on the development of young talent for professional hockey. Igor advocates for the seamless transition of young athletes into the realm of adult hockey.

Kyrylo Zhovnir, a graduate and the youngest coach at Kryzhynka, began his hockey journey in Kremenchuk before playing for Generals, Dynamo, and Donbas, where he clinched Ukrainian championship titles. With success in the WSHL and on the national team, securing gold at the World Championship, he now nurtures the development of youth born in 2014 at Kryzhynka.

Vadym Kir'yan, a renowned coach-selector at the Kryzhynka, began his journey in hockey at Sokil Kyiv. From 1995 to 2009, he coached at Sokil guiding the team born in 1996 to become champions of Ukraine. Subsequently, from 2011 to 2017, he played a pivotal role in the "Hockey Academy-College" project of the FHU, managing "Brovarskyi Vovki" and "Shershnyi" (Bohuslav), contributing to the establishment of a hockey school in Kovalivka. Since 2020, he has been collaborating with Kryzhynka at the Olympic College.

Oleksandr Mukhanov, a former defenseman and master of sports, known in Ukraine and abroad, a gold and silver medalist of the championships of Ukraine, has been developing young hockey players born in 2013 in Kryzhynka since 2021, using his rich experience for their growth.

Yuriy Pavlov, a senior coach at Kryzhynka, embarked on his hockey journey with Avangard before making history as the first player from Kyiv to join Dynamo. Serving as captain during the 1969/70 season, he concluded his remarkable playing career in 1979. Having spent three seasons in Dynamo and Sokil in the top league (77 matches) and eight in the first division (370), he now devotes himself to nurturing young talent, with one of his notable pupils being Dmytro Hristych.

Oleg Polkovnikov, a product of "Sokil" Kyiv and one of Ukraine's most renowned players, competed in the Austrian Championship and represented the national team at the World Championships. Since 2011, he has been leveraging his wealth of experience to hone his coaching abilities at Kryzhynka, shaping a new generation of hockey talent.

Viktor Prylipko, a former player of "Sokil" and HC "Brest", transitioned into coaching at Kryzhynka in 2013 after an injury halted his playing career. Despite his youth, Viktor boasts significant coaching experience, guiding groups born in 2010 and 2015 and nurturing the future of Ukrainian hockey.

Ruslan Borysenko, hailing from Chernihiv and a product of "Sokil", now coaches at Kryzhynka. He braved a 140 km journey for training, playing for "Sokil", "Kompanion", "Donbas", and the Ukrainian national team, with stints in Kazakhstan and France. He trained the "Kryzhani Vovki" and currently assists at HC "Dnipro" (Kherson) and with the junior national team.

Vasyl Bobrovnikov, an honored sports worker and former captain of "Sokol" and national team veteran, brings his wealth of experience to coaching at Kryzhynka since 2017. With a background that includes the 2002 Olympics, he now manages the youth team, imparting his knowledge to the next generation while actively supporting the Armed Forces as a volunteer.