Cara Gardner Morey steps down as Vancouver Goldeneyes GM to fill team’s head-coaching vacancy
Summary
Cara Gardner Morey is stepping down as general manager of the Vancouver Goldeneyes to become the team’s head coach. She chose to return to coaching after one year of building the team and will lead the team with some new top players this season.Key Facts
- Cara Gardner Morey was the Vancouver Goldeneyes’ general manager during their first PWHL season.
- She has decided to leave the GM role to become the team’s head coach.
- Gardner Morey coached Princeton women’s hockey for 14 years before joining the Goldeneyes.
- The Goldeneyes were the first PWHL team to be eliminated from playoff contention last season.
- Brian Idalski was fired as the previous Goldeneyes coach.
- The PWHL will begin searching for a new general manager for the Goldeneyes.
- The team recently added U.S. Olympic defender Caroline Harvey, picked first in the PWHL draft.
- Gardner Morey led Princeton to a record 26-win season and their first ECAC tournament title in 2020.
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