New GM for the Ottawa 67’s


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June 13, 2017

The new general manager of the Ottawa 67’s has spent more than half of his life within the Ontario Hockey League.

41-year old James Boyd has been hired as the new hockey boss in Ottawa in a move that was anticipated from the moment he parted ways with the Mississauga Steelheads as their GM several weeks ago.

The 67’s had been looking for a new hockey head since Jeff Brown resigned from the dual role of coach and GM in April after three years on the job.

Boyd played four OHL seasons as a gritty winger, suiting up for the 67’s as well as the Kitchener Rangers and erstwhile Belleville Bulls.

Over the past 17 years, Boyd has worked for a number of OHL teams as a head coach, associate coach, assistant coach and GM.

While with Mississauga, Boyd put together the Steelheads unit that won the Eastern Conference playoff title as the no. 2 seed before losing to the Erie Otters in this spring’s OHL finals.


What you think about “New GM for the Ottawa 67’s”

  1. It’s a big addition to the Ottawa 67’s. However, the head coach will be announced in about 10 minutes.

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