The New Mexico Goatheads have announced that Zack Stortini, a former NHL player, will be their first head coach. Stortini, who played for the Edmonton Oilers and Nashville Predators, was drawn to the job by the people within the organization.
Stortini’s Vision for the Team
Stortini promised fans an intense program and an exciting brand of hockey. He highlighted his understanding of the challenges players face as they work toward their goals and emphasized the importance of building strong relationships with the players.
The next step for the Goatheads is finding the right staff and players. Stortini said that the team is looking for players who are not only skilled on the ice but also good people off the ice.
The New Mexico Goatheads are set to play their first game on Friday, October 16.
Original reporting: KOAT Albuquerque — read the source article.
