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Nolan, Ted was born on April 7, 1958 in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada.
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Ted Nolan
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Ted Nolan, Canadian professional sports team executive, former professional hockey coach. Named Sault Ste. Marie Citizen of Year, 1990-1991; recipient Order of Ontario, 1993, National Aboriginal Achievement Award, 1994, Jack Adams Award, National Hockey League, 1997. President, Chief Executive Officer Ted Nolan Foundation.
Education
Doctor of Laws (honorary), Laurentian University, 2002.
Career
Left wing Detroit Red Wings, 1981—1984, Pittsburgh Penguins, 1985—1986. Head coach Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds, 1988—1994.
Assistant coach Hartford Whalers, 1994-1995. Head coach Buffalo Sabres, 1995—1997. Head coach, director hockey operations Moncton Wildcats, 2005—2006.
Head coach New York Islanders, 2006—2008. Vice president hockey operations Rochester Americans, since 2009.
Achievements
Membership
President, Chief Executive Officer Ted Nolan Foundation.
Connections
Married Sandra Nolan. Children: Brandon, Jordan.
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Nationality
Canadian
Awards
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Named Sault Ste. Marie Citizen of Year, 1990-1991. Recipient Order of Ontario, 1993, National Aboriginal Achievement Award, 1994, Jack Adams Award, National Hockey League, 1997.Named Sault Ste. Marie Citizen of Year, 1990-1991. Recipient Order of Ontario, 1993, National Aboriginal Achievement Award, 1994, Jack Adams Award, National Hockey League, 1997.