Jeff Mason appointed Head Coach and General Manager at Dundee Stars
The former defenceman has been the assistant coach of the Belfast Giants for the past three seasons
Last updated 9th May 2022
Dundee Stars have announced the appointment of Jeff Mason as the new General Manager and Head Coach of the club.
The former defenceman has been the assistant coach of the Belfast Giants for the past three seasons, and most recently won both the Premier Sports Elite League and Challenge Cup with them. Mason was born in Massachusetts and had been at the Giants for more than a decade.
He joined them as a player in 2010 and, apart from a brief stint in Norway in 2012, remained there for eight seasons. Mason clinched two Elite League Championships and a Challenge Cup as a player for the ‘teal’ side before retiring from playing in 2018.
He takes over from Omar Pacha, who departs the club after 5 years in charge.
The newly appointed Head Coach and General Manager said:
“I am extremely excited to become part of the Stars family. I am grateful to the Ward family for the opportunity they have given to me to continue the great work that has been done within the club over the past five years.
I am already working to best prepare us for the 2022/2023 season and I can’t wait for it to begin”.
Dundee Stars Director, Steve Ward said:
“We are delighted to have Jeff join our club as both our Head Coach and General Manager.
A lot of work has been done both on and off the ice over the past five years to develop the organisation and we believe Jeff is the ideal candidate to continue this.
It is a very exciting time to be a Dundee Stars fan and we are excited to have our fans be part of that journey with us”.