BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jim Rogers, Founder

in memoriam

Cole Rice

Mark Pragliola

Mark brings over three decades of leadership and innovation to his role as President of the VOSHA Board of Directors. With a professional background in digital and technology workforce experience, Mark currently serves as Director at Discover Financial Services, where he leads initiatives that enhance collaboration, productivity, and security for thousands of employees.

Throughout his career, Mark has spearheaded transformative projects, including the deployment of a modern workplace platform for over 10,000 customer contact associates and the implementation of biometric authentication across the enterprise. His strategic vision continues to shape the future of end-user computing and employee experience.

Mark holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Information Systems from the University of Phoenix and is a proud U.S. Navy veteran. His commitment to service extends beyond the workplace—he actively volunteers with Habitat for Humanity and is deeply dedicated to the growth and success of youth hockey in Arizona through his leadership at VOSHA.

Angie Rice

Angie has a Bachelor's Degree in Family and Human Development from Arizona State University and is currently pursuing her Master's Degree in Sports Psychology. She has worked and volunteered in both non-profit and for profit sectors and has extensive experience in leadership and business operations. She has over 15 years of experience in the field of child development and specializes in program management, communications, and overall organization operations. She currently works as the Program Manager for Sunshine Therapy Services where she oversees clinicians who provide therapy services to children with diagnosed or suspected developmental delay.

She loves to connect with people of all ages and bring others together to create positive progress.  Angie has been a Titan parent since 2019, served as Team Manager for four seasons, and currently holds the position of program Administrator for the organization. She is passionate about the mission of the organization and growing the VOSHA footprint while preserving its family focused foundation.

Moriah Hernandez

Moriah has a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism and Mass Communications from Arizona State University. She is the former general manager of almost 5 years at AZ Ice Arcadia. She currently works for Lumen Technologies in Senior Business Operations and Communications. She has been a volunteer and active member of VOSHA since it's inaugural season in 2018. She is committed to helping foster the growth and development that VOSHA was built on many years ago. She grew a working relationship with the late Jim Rogers and is dedicated to helping VOSHA carry on his legacy!

Kat Tynan

Kat currently serves as a Business Liaison Manager with Wells Fargo. She has 23 years of business experience with a focus on the auto finance industry. She is also a travel hockey mom of over 12 years. She has been a part of many organizations across the state and out-of-state. Her son is currently an 18U who is playing Tier 3 Juniors in the EHL out of Boston, MA. She is excited to be a part of shaping a positive and enjoyable experience for our players and families here at VOSHA.

Cole Rice

(term exp. 2026)

Cole has been an active Titan parent since VOSHA's second season in 2019. Over the years he has served in several capacities including Dryland Coach, serving as the Titans AAHA representative at the state level, and assisting on the ice with various age groups. He has also volunteered countless hours with our intro to hockey programs and is a VOSHA advocate both on and off the ice. He is passionate about the mission of the organization and focusing on all around development. He is a Registered Nurse with a BSN, and is NASM (National Academy of Sports Medicine) trained.

Outside of the rink, he is a UM Nurse Manager for Medica with experience in various leadership roles. His background includes over 20 years of Customer Service, 13 years in Registered Nursing, and ten years in Health Care Administration and leadership. He played several sports growing up including travel baseball and rowing. His ability to look at things objectively and make decisions based on what is safest and best for the players, families, and organization as a whole, makes him a positive and impactful asset to the organization.

Steve Majercak

(term exp. 2026)

Coach Steve grew up in Arizona where he has been playing hockey since 1973. He has been coaching travel hockey for over ten years and has been involved with the Titans organization since the inaugural season. He has served as a co-discipline chair and coached several different age groups. Coach Steve has also been involved from the parent side as his son Kaden played youth hockey in the Valley beginning in 2010 and now coaches for the Titans. Kaden played for 4 of the Valley's organizations, which gave him first hand experience with many things that both help and hurt youth hockey.  He is a dedicated Titan supporter, believes in the mission of the organization, and is dedicated to helping players master the fundamentals of hockey.

Morgane Diven

(exp 2027)

Morgane Diven has been an active member of the VOSHA Titans community since its founding year in 2018. As the mother of a second-year 12U player, she has served as Team Manager at the 8U and 10U levels, working closely with several coaches while supporting team logistics, coordinated communication, and volunteering in different fundraising and event capacities. Her years of involvement have given her a strong understanding of the Titans’ culture of teamwork, family, and long-term player development.

Outside of the rink, Morgane is a clinical pharmacist at the Phoenix VA Medical Center, where she specializes in informatics and the use of data to improve outcomes for Veterans and the health system. She previously served on the Board of Directors for the Children’s Museum of Phoenix as well as national pharmacy associations. In addition to being a hockey parent, she was also raised in youth sports including competitive dance, rowing and collegiate softball. Morgane values the Titans organization not only for its commitment to developing strong hockey players, but also for fostering character, resilience, and a love of the game.