Jack Johnson joins Ohio State Women's Ice Hockey as associate head coach

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Jack Johnson joins Ohio State Women's Ice Hockey as associate head coach
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Jack Johnson, who concluded his 19-year NHL career with the Columbus Blue Jackets, will be the new associate head coach for the Ohio State Women’s Ice Hockey program. Johnson, a former standout at the University of Michigan, played a significant portion of his NHL career in Columbus. He will be returning to the city after also serving as a professional scout for the Vancouver Canucks. Ohio State has seen success in women's ice hockey, reaching the Frozen Four in six consecutive tournaments and winning two championships.

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  • Jack Johnson spent eight seasons with the Columbus Blue Jackets.
  • Johnson won a Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche in 2022.
  • Ohio State has reached the Frozen Four in six straight tournaments.
  • Johnson will coach in one of the NCAA's elite women's programs.
  • He previously worked as a professional scout for the Vancouver Canucks.
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Now, Jack Johnson will call Columbus home for at least another year, joining the Ohio State Women's Ice Hockey program as an associate head coach. The post 19-Year NHL Veteran to Coach NCAA Ice Hockey appeared first on HEAVY.

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