Glasgow Clan Ice Hockey Club has parted ways with their Head Coach Corey Neilson after 2 years.
Neilson joined Glasgow in April 2024 after spending time coaching in Germany, Norway and Slovakia.
The Canadian is well known for his success with other Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL) clubs such as the Nottingham Panthers, where he played and coached for over 10 years.
Glasgow Clan Posted a statement on Tuesday Evening: “Glasgow Clan can confirm that the club and Head Coach Corey Neilson have mutually parted ways.
“The club would like to thank Corey for this time, hard work and dedication to the club over the past two season and we wish him all very best for the future.”
Clan currently sit 8th in the league table. They won their game against Dundee Stars at the weekend after a losing streak.
In the wake of Neilson’s departure the club have stated: “Assistant Coach Mike Sirant will take over in interim as the Club explore options for a replacement.”
Glasgow’s next game is on the 28th of January at home against Neilson’s old team, the Nottingham Panthers.
