Bobrowski, Poderzay, Seibel Among Coaches PWHL Minnesota Dismisses

When it's all said and done, Ken Klee and PWHL Minnesota won't have many familiar faces from the 2024 Walter Cup championship team surrounding them when camps upon this Fall.

As previously reported by The Hockey News, Klee dismissed another trio of staff from last year's PWHL Minnesota team on Tuesday.

Those staff including assistant coach Jake Bobrowski, goalie coach Brennan Poderzay and skills coach Johnny Seibel.

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Before to joining PWHL Minnesota, Bobrowski served as the head coach at Elmira College in NCAA Division III. Bobrowski has also served as an assistant with the University of Minnesota and Hamline University.

Prior to the University of Minnesota-Duluth hiring Laura Schuler as their new head coach this week, Bobrowski was considered a finalist for that head coaching position. Klee dismissed Bobrowski from his staff on the eve of Minnesota-Duluth's hiring.

Brennan Poderzay served as PWHL Minnesota's goaltending coach last season, a role he also holds with the University of Minnesota men's hockey team. Prior to joining PWHL Minnesota, Poderzay was promoted to an assistant coach with the Golden Gophers. He spent several seasons as the goaltending coach at Minnesota State prior to joining the University of Minnesota.

Seibel, a Minnesota product founded his own hockey skills organization, Puck Dynasty in 2017.

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