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Coach
Doug Quinn
Playing
Experience
Doug Quinn
played his entire minor hockey in Red Deer, Alberta playing Bantam AAA as
well as Midget AAA. At age 17 he moved to Nanaimo, British Columbia to
play for the Nanaimo Islanders in the WHL where he was drafted 90th
overall by the Vancouver Canucks in 1983. The next 2 years, Doug played
for the New Westminster Bruins and finished his junior hockey career with
the Lethbridge Broncos playing in the Eastern Conference All-star game.
In the 1986-87 season,
Doug moved on to the University of Calgary, where he played from 1986-91
graduating with a BA in economics and a Management minor. Doug was named
top Defenseman in the CWUAA as well as the University All-Canadian for 3
consecutive years (1989-91). Doug also played a some games for the
Canadian National Team during the 90-91 season. Doug retired from
competitive hockey after the 1991 season and continues to play senior
adult hockey in Red Deer.
Coaching Experience
Doug coached for various hockey
schools during his playing career. His coaching career started in 2002-03
season as an assistant coach for 15 year old elite team in Red Deer. For
2003-04 and 2004-05 seasons, Doug was head coach of the 15 year old elite
team, winning the league championship in both years.
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