Avangard's Farm Team Coach's Kids to Travel to Omsk
Expanding on Louis Robitaille's Journey to Siberia
Today, June 3rd, Louis Robitaille, a seasoned coach with an impressive background in youth development, touched down in Omsk, Siberia. Proudly by his side was his wife, ready to embark on this new adventure together. Their children are eagerly awaiting their arrival, expected to join them once the training camp officially opens.
Before his departure, Robitaille spoke highly of his upcoming destination, citing positive conversations with former coach, Guy Boucher. His sentiments were echoed upon his arrival, as he reportedly admired Omsk and Russia. This quotes were shared through news agency TASS.
Throughout his career, Louis Robitaille honed his skills in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL), working tirelessly with five different teams—Drummondville, Val-d’Or, Victoriaville, Gatineau, and the Cape Breton Eagles.
His recent stint with the Cape Breton Eagles, spanning two seasons, saw him leading the team to a commendable record of 72-49-5-5. During this time, he joined an elite group of coaches, achieving the significant milestone of surpassing 300 wins—a feat only 24 coaches in QMJHL history have achieved.
Now, Robitaille steps away from the QMJHL to dive into the All-Russian Hockey League (VHL), where he will serve as the head coach of Omskie Krylia. The VHL acts as a stepping stone to the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL), Russia's premier hockey league, offering an exciting new challenge.
Robitaille's involvement with Canadian youth national teams remains unclear, but his extensive experience in the QMJHL speaks volumes about his devotion to nurturing young talent. More details about this aspect of his career are currently unavailable.
Stay tuned as we follow Louis Robitaille's journey as he conquers the Russian hockey scene alongside his loyal family.
Louis Robitaille, with his extensive youth development experience, is venturing into a new chapter, as he prepares to coach sports, specifically hockey, in Russia's All-Russian Hockey League (VHL), with his wife by his side. This move follows his successful two-season tenure with the Cape Breton Eagles in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL), where he exceeded 300 wins, marking a significant achievement.
