Girls Travel

Baltimore native Julia Rodricks grew up playing girls hockey in Maryland, beginning her career with the Baltimore Stars before competing at the Tier I level with the Susquehanna Rapids and Mid Fairfield Stars. She continued her playing career collegiately at the Division III level in the ECAC at Manhattanville College and later at Connecticut College in the NESCAC, where her experience as a student-athlete helped shape her passion for mentorship, leadership, and player development.

Shortly after moving back to Baltimore following college, Julia began coaching with the Baltimore Youth Hockey Club and has been learning and growing alongside the program ever since. She currently serves as the club’s Girls Hockey Director and U19 Head Coach, overseeing player development, recruitment, coach mentorship, and year-round programming for the girls division. Julia is a USA Hockey Level 5 certified coach and has also contributed to USA Hockey player development camps and regional programming.

Nick Rodricks is returning for his fourth season as an assistant coach with the Girls U19 team. Nick is a level 4 USA Hockey coach and has been coaching youth sports for 10 years. Nick grew up playing hockey with BYHC before moving on to attend Connecticut College. At Connecticut Nick was captain of the men's lacrosse team, where his team made two NCAA tournaments in four years. Nick also continued to play his favorite sport (hockey) at the club level while attending Connecticut College. After college Nick played in the European and World Lacrosse Championships for the French National Lacrosse team. 

Nick is incredibly grateful for the opportunity to continue coaching with his sister and couldn't be more excited for another season with the BYHC girls program. Nick lives by the letters H.T.B; Hockey's The Best!

MK returns for a 3rd season with the Baltimore Stars as assistant coach for U19 Girls. MK played for Washington Pride while attending Urbana High School in Frederick, Maryland. She went on to attend Elmira College and play on the NCAA D3 women’s hockey team for 4 years, winning a national championship in 2013 and was a semi-finalist in 2010.

Coach Katelyn Reid started playing ice hockey when she was 12 years old for the York Devils . Her last two years of travel hockey were played with the Philadelphia Junior Flyers. She went on to play collegiate Ice hockey at Stevenson University for four years. Katelyn is returning for her second year coaching the U12 Baltimore Stars girls team after bringing her team to the championship game last season!

Cammi Paladino is a Maryland native and a graduate of Garrison Forest High School, with a lifelong passion for hockey that began at age four with Baltimore Youth Hockey. Cammi started playing with BYH mites and then the Susquehanna Rapids Girls team, followed by time with the Howard Huskies Boys travel team. She then competed with the Montgomery Blue Devils on both the 12U Travel and 14U National teams, before advancing to play for the Washington Pride at the 14U and 16U levels. During her senior year (2016–17), she attended Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy, where she competed in the Canadian School Hockey League. In college, Cammi played ACHA Division I club hockey at Michigan State University. Currently, she plays with the District Renegades in the Mid-Atlantic Women’s Hockey League (MAWHL) as well as in the Gardens Ice House Women’s League. Cammi is excited about the opportunity to give back to the community and contribute to Baltimore Youth Hockey as a coach.