AHL: Jussi Ahokas got a contract with the NHL organization, moves to Colorado’s AHL head coach

Finnish hockey coach Jussi Ahokas takes over as the head coach of the AHL club Colorado Eagles. Society announced about it on Friday.

The Eagles are the farm club of the NHL’s Colorado Avalanche. Ahokas moves to the team from the Kitchener Rangers of the junior league OHL. Previous coach of the Eagles Mark Letestu at the end of the season moved to the assistant coach of the NHL club Vegas Golden Knights.

“Jussi has done a great job with every team and league he’s been in. We’re excited to welcome him to the Avalanche and Eagles family,” Eagles GM Kevin McDonald says in the announcement.

An eager one45, piloted the Rangers to both the OHL and the prestigious Memorial Cup championships last season.

The Finn’s achievements also include world championships as pilot of the Finnish U18 and U20 teams. In the SM league, he coached TPS to silver in the 2021–2022 season, but was fired from the club the following season.

By Editor