Scott Gomez, a significant figure in the NHL Stanley Cup victories of 2000 and 2003 with the New Jersey Devils, remains a notable presence in the world of hockey. His contributions span beyond his playing days, earning him a distinguished spot in Alaska's Sports Hall of Fame.
In an unexpected twist, Gomez embarks on a new journey within the realm of hockey. This time, it's not the NHL spotlight that beckons, but the Junior A ranks of the BCHL. As an assistant coach for the Surrey Eagles, Gomez embraces this change with enthusiasm.
The announcement reverberates throughout the hockey community, marking Gomez's entry as an assistant coach for the Surrey Eagles (@scottycgomez). With 1,079 NHL games etched into his career, the 43-year-old veteran athlete showcased his prowess with teams like New Jersey, Montreal, San Jose, Florida, St. Louis, and Ottawa. Notching 181 goals and accumulating 756 points, Gomez's influence is undeniable.
Guided by head coach Cam Keith and under the mentorship of Scott Gomez, the Surrey Eagles embrace a coaching dynamic that blends experience and fresh perspectives. The team in Surrey, BC, Canada, charts a course of growth and development under their combined influence.
