Carolina Hurricanes add female coach to their coaching staff temporarily
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Today the Carolina Hurricanes made an exciting announcement as they have welcomed Allie LaCombe to their coaching staff.
Every team across the NHL is currently running through their prospect development camp. This is where players selected in the NHL Draft or signed as free agents by teams can do drills with coaches from the team they are representing.
Over the years these development camps have also been used as opportunities for young coaches as well. Almost every team will bring in a coach or two to add to their development staff for the week. In the case of the Carolina Hurricanes and GM Eric Tulsky, the team decided to bring in former professional hockey player Allie LaCombe.
Happy to welcome Allie LaCombe to Raleigh!
LaCombe will join the #Canes coaching staff for development camp taking place this week.
LaCombe will join the #Canes coaching staff for development camp taking place this week.
During Allie LaCombe's playing career, she spent 4 years at Syracuse University. Then played one season in the Women's Professional hockey league formerly known as the NWHL. Since then she has been a development coach for the Vancouver Canucks in the past as well as starting a program called the Nashville Warriors Hockey Club.
LaCombe is the co-founder, assistant hockey director and head coach for the Nashville Warriors Hockey Club in Nolensville, Tennessee. She has spent three seasons coaching the program's travel teams, and she also has professional experience providing on-ice skill development to players at the NHL, American Hockey League (AHL), collegiate and junior levels.
Now Allie LaCombe will take her talents and passion for coaching and the game of hockey to Carolina. Throughout the week she will work with various prospects and continue to help them develop on their journey to the NHL.
| POLL | ||
6 JUILLET | 252 ANSWERS Carolina Hurricanes add female coach to their coaching staff temporarily Will Allie LaCombe end up becoming a full time coach in the NHL in the future? | ||
| Yes | 86 | 34.1 % |
| No | 166 | 65.9 % |
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