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Snowden named head coach of Phantoms

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Pro Hockey News
Jul 14, 2025 2:33 PM

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In a significant move for the Lehigh Valley Phantoms, the organization has announced the hiring of Jason Snowden as their new head coach. Snowden, who served as an assistant coach with the team last season, brings a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of the players, including notable names like Morgan Frost and Tanner Laczynski. His familiarity with the Phantoms' system is expected to be a positive influence on the team's competitive spirit.

Snowden's coaching career has been marked by his strategic insights and ability to develop young talent, an essential aspect considering the Phantoms' role as a development team for the Philadelphia Flyers. His appointment comes at a pivotal time as the Phantoms aim to build on their successes from the previous season while fostering the skills of emerging stars.

The new head coach expressed his enthusiasm for the opportunity, highlighting the rich history of the Phantoms and the supportive fan base in Allentown. Fans can expect an exciting season ahead as Snowden implements his vision for the team's play style and player development. With the combination of his coaching prowess and the talent present in the roster, the Phantoms are poised for a promising future in the AHL.