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Edmonton, Alta. \u2013 <\/strong>The Edmonton Oil Kings announced today that long-time Head Equipment Manager Rogan Dean has taken a new position with the Edmonton Oilers as an Assistant Equipment Manager.<\/p>\n

Dean, from Fort Saskatchewan, Alta., is the longest serving staff member of the Oil Kings, having been with the club for the entirety of the team\u2019s 19-year modern history, joining the club in 2007 when the team rejoined the Western Hockey League as a volunteer trainer\u2019s assistant, before taking the full time Head Equipment Manager position the next season.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a>In those 19 years, Dean was a key cog behind the scenes for the Oil Kings as the team won three Ed Chynoweth Cups as WHL Champions, and the 2014 Memorial Cup as CHL Champions during his tenure.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s hard to put into words how much Rogan has meant to the organization over the last 19 years,\u201d said Oil Kings President and General Manager Michael Chan. \u201cThe title of Equipment Manager does not quite capture the impact he has had on every player and staff member that has walked through our dressing room doors. He has been a big brother, a mentor and a much-needed voice of reason to many over the years. Nobody has been more proud to represent the organization and uphold what it means to be an Edmonton Oil King – loyal, committed, passionate, driven. Rogan leaves a lasting impact on so many people as he moves on to the next level, and we could not be happier for him as he enters this new chapter of his career.\u201d<\/p>\n

During his 19-years with the club, Dean worked over 1,400 games between the regular season, playoffs, and Memorial Cup.<\/p>\n

Dean has also spent time with Team Canada, including the 2011 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament.<\/p>\n

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During the 2021\/2022 season, Dean worked his 1,000th WHL game.<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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The Edmonton Oil Kings are looking to hire a Video Coach and Hockey Operations Coordinator.<\/p>\n

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OEG Sports & Entertainment delivers North America\u2019s leading sports and entertainment experiences to connect our fans to their passions. Located in the heart of the ICE District, OEG owns the 5-time Stanley Cup Champion Edmonton Oilers, the WHL\u2019s three-time Memorial Cup Champion Edmonton Oil Kings, and the AHL\u2019s Bakersfield Condors. OEG operates Rogers Place, North America\u2019s premier and most technologically advanced sports and entertainment venue. The 18,647 seat, $480 million arena is among the most technologically enabled sports facilities in North America as well as the first LEED Silver-certified NHL Facility in Canada.<\/p>\n

Our vision is to be a Global Leader in Sports & Entertainment. Together, we inspire our fans by connecting them to their passions, which is ours as well! We play hard as a team, and with devoted integrity towards our common purpose. We have commitments to innovation and growth, combined with performance excellence that ensures a fair return on investment. We develop our people to be leaders in our industry, and we invest in our communities. Through our world class talent, we strive to\u00a0WIN. ON and OFF the ICE.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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About the Role:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Reporting to the President of Hockey Operations & General Manager \u2013 Edmonton Oil Kings, the Video Coach & Coordinator, Hockey Operations will be responsible for all video requirements of the hockey club and support the organization in a variety of administrative areas.<\/p>\n

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Your Focus in this Role:<\/strong><\/p>\n