POKEY REDDICK is in his first season as the Goaltending Coach with the Storm. He was named to his position in April 2009. REDDICK, 44 (10/6/64), has worked as a Goaltending Consultant with the Cowichan Capitals of the British Columbia Hockey League for two seasons before joining the Storm. In addition, Reddick -- a Stanley Cup winner with the Edmonton Oilers in 1990 and the 1993 Turner Cup Championship goalie and the playoff MVP in 1993 -- has also worked as a Coach-in-Chief with the Nevada Stars Tier I program and the Las Vegas Outlaws. Reddick has also head coached the Tier I U18 midget major team and has twice brought teams to the USA Hockey National Championships.
Reddick started his Junior A career playing in the Western Hockey League with the New Westminster Bruins and Brandon Wheat Kings, where he was a 1st All Star Team Goalie and a Western Division Player of the Year. Reddick completed a 9-year NHL playing career following the 1993-94 season. Originally signed a free-agent by the Winnipeg Jets in the1982-83 season, Reddick also spent time with the Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers of the NHL. Reddick also played in the IHL with the Fort Wayne Komets and the Las Vegas Thunder; the AHL with the Sherbrooke Canadians, and with the Frankfurt Lions of the DEL, before completing his 19-year professional hockey career.
Reddick won the playoff MVP in 1993 and the James Norris Trophy in 1986, while playing in the International Hockey League. He is a native of Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada.
Pokey and his wife Jana have four children, sons Bryce (a D1 hockey player with Michigan Tech Huskies in the WCHA) and Matthew, and daughters Jenna and Zoe. They reside in Las Vegas, Nevada.