Bryce O’Hagan to Brantford
From veteran Ontario Hockey League goalie to rookie OHL goalie coach. Bryce O’Hagan, who stopped pucks in more than 100 career OHL games for both the Soo Greyhounds and Peterborough Petes, has been hired by the Brantford Bulldogs as their new goalie coach.
O’Hagan first came into the OHL in 2007. With a December 27, 1991 birth date, O’Hagan was only 15 years old when he made his OHL debut with the Greyhounds.
Hailing from Burlington, the 34-year old O’Hagan has run his own goalie development business for a number of years. And it is O’Hagan’s long time link and commitment to the goalie position that made him attractive to Brantford president of hockey operations Spencer Hyman to become the new goalie coach for the OHL Bulldogs.
“Bryce brings an incredible level of passion, enthusiasm, and energy to our organization.” relayed Hyman. “His commitment to developing goaltenders and building meaningful relationships makes him a tremendous addition to our staff..”
