Career
He has become one of the most successful Junior Hockey coaches in the United States. He has amassed an overall record of 437-179-60 and helped over 200 Junior hockey players reach the college hockey ranks. In 1997 he was hired as an assistant coach for the AWHL/NAHL Bismarck Bobcats where he remained until 2002.
The following season he served as Assistant Coach for the USHL Chicago Steel before accepting a position with the Lone Star Cavalry of the NAHL in 2003.
He took over as Head Coach after the teams move to Santa Fe, New Mexico in 2004. In 2007 the team once again moved, this time to Topeka, Kansas where he has built the program into the most successful franchise in the cities history with a 284-90-38 record and a.736 winning percentage.
He has also served as General Manager of the Topeka RoadRunners since 2007. Under his guidance the Topeka RoadRunners were named NAHL Organization of the Year in 2007-2008.
In 2009-2010 he received the prestigious honor of being named the NAHL General Motors of the Year.
He has coached his teams to the NAHL League Regular Season Title once, NAHL South Division Regular Season Title three times, made it to the Division Finals six times and advanced to the Robertson Cup Tournament twice. Scott Langer began his career in junior hockey as a defenseman for the Bismarck Bullets and Bismarck Express (AFHL/AWHL). At the height of his junior career, 1994-1995, he was named to the AFHL All-Star team
After completing his junior hockey career in Bismarck, Scott moved behind the bench coaching at the Bantam Associate of Arts level
1997-1998: Bismarck Bobcats AFHL Assistant Coach 1998-1999: Bismarck Bobcats AFHL Assistant Coach 1999-1900: Bismarck Bobcats AFHL Assistant Coach 2000-2001: Bismarck Bobcats AFHL Assistant Coach 2001-2002: Bismarck Bobcats AFHL Assistant Coach 2002-2003: Chicago Steel USHL Assistant Coach 2003-2004: Lone Star Cavalry NAHL Assistant Coach 2004-2005: Santa Fe RoadRunners NAHL Head Coach and General Motors 2005-2006: Santa Fe RoadRunners NAHL Head Coach and General Motors 2006-2007: Santa Fe RoadRunners NAHL Head Coach and General Motors 2007-2008: Topeka RoadRunners NAHL Head Coach and General Motors 2008-2009: Topeka RoadRunners NAHL Head Coach and General Motors 2009-2010: Topeka RoadRunners NAHL Head Coach and General Motors 2010-2011: Topeka RoadRunners NAHL Head Coach and General Motors 2011-2012: Topeka RoadRunners NAHL Head Coach and General Motors 2012-2013: Topeka RoadRunners NAHL Head Coach and General Motors 2013-2014: Topeka RoadRunners NAHL Head Coach and General Motors 2014-2015: Topeka RoadRunners NAHL Head Coach and General Motors 2015-2016: Topeka RoadRunners NAHL Head Coach and General Motors 1994-1995 Named to the AFHL All-Star Team.
