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Media Release Contact: Dominic Hennig Director, Broadcasting & Communications May 17, 2016 Dominic@Flintfirebirds.Com (810) 519-9347 for IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Release Contact: Dominic Hennig Director, Broadcasting & Communications May 17, 2016 [email protected] (810) 519-9347 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Flint Firebirds Hockey Operations Staff Announcement Toronto – The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) is pleased to announce the appointment of longtime OHL General Manager and Coach George Burnett as General Manager of the Flint Firebirds and Joe Stefan as the Assistant General Manager and Director of Player Development. Each have signed three year contracts. “The League is entrusting George Burnett with the hockey operations of the Flint Firebirds and we believe his experience will provide the players, parents, billets and team staff with stability and expertise,” said David Branch OHL Commissioner. “Burnett will be backed by a strong team in hockey operations, including Joe Stefan who is well known to Flint Firebirds players and families.” George Burnett, 54, is a native of Port Perry, ON and has spent his life managing, coaching and playing hockey. His junior hockey coaching career began with the Oshawa Generals in 1989 and has included coaching in both the AHL and the NHL. Most recently, Burnett was the Coach and General Manager of the Hamilton Bulldogs and which followed 9 years with the Belleville Bulls. He played for the OHL’s London Knights and the CIS’s McGill Redmen. “I am excited to be joining the Flint Firebirds organization and dedicating 100% of my time to the management of the team,” said George Burnett. “The Flint Firebirds have a bright and promising future and I look forward to being part of the team and the Genesee County community.” In addition, the League announced that Joe Stefan is returning to the role of Assistant General Manager of the Firebirds with the added responsibility of Director of Player Development. Joe Stefan, 50, a native of Brantford, ON began his OHL coaching career with the Plymouth Whalers as an assistant in 2007 after joining the club’s staff as a scout in 2005. He worked seven seasons behind the Whalers’ bench also holding the title of associate coach. As a player, Stefan competed for the OHL’s Brantford Alexanders and the Hamilton Steelhawks from 1983-86 before a minor pro career that included four seasons in the IHL and more than 10 seasons in the British National League. “It is great to be returning to the Flint Firebirds and having the opportunity to work with George Burnett,” said Joe Stefan. “I look forward to continuing to work with the team, players and families on their ongoing player development.” An announcement on coaching is expected imminently. -30- Flint Firebirds Hockey Club, Member of the Ontario Hockey League and Canadian Hockey League 3501 Lapeer Road, Flint, Michigan 48503 www.flintfirebirds.com .
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