The Kamloops Blazers announced today that Cory Clouston has decided to step down from his position as Associate Coach.
“I feel fortunate to have been able to go work with my brother the last two years,” commented General Manager / Head Coach, Shaun Clouston. “Cory brought a level of professionalism and commitment to our team on a daily basis. He played a key role in making sure our players were well prepared for each and every game.”
Cory Clouston joined the Blazers in October 2019 and helped the hockey club win back-to-back B.C. Division Championships during the 2019-20 and 2020-21 seasons.
“Leaving the team was a difficult decision, but one I had to make for personal reasons,” said Cory Clouston. “I want to thank Tom Gaglardi and Matt Bardsley for the opportunity to join the Blazers. It was a very rewarding two seasons working alongside my brother, Shaun, and the rest of the hockey operations staff. I want to thank all of the players for their dedication and commitment they displayed on winning back-to-back BC Division championships and wish the organization the best in the upcoming season,” concluded Cory Clouston.
“We respect Cory’s difficult decision and wish him all the best moving forward. Thanks Cory,” concluded Shaun Clouston.
The Blazers will announce their new Associate Coach on Thursday, August 12th