August 7, 2019
The Delisle Chiefs of the Prairie Junior Hockey League (PJHL)
are currently seeking applicants for an ASSISTANT COACH
position for the upcoming 2019-20 season.
This is a great opportunity to join a successful Junior B hockey
program. If you are a current coach looking to get some
experience at the Junior level or, a former player who is
looking to get involved in the coaching side of the game, this
could be the job for you.
Applicants must have either coaching experience or hockey
playing experience at a minimum of Midget level but
preferably Jr B or higher.
Duties of the successful applicant may include but are not
limited to the following.
? A end practices on a weekly basis based on game schedule.
? Work with specific individuals and groups of players to give
instruction and correction.
? Have the ability to manage in-game bench duties including
team systems tactics, individual play tactics and ice-time
management.
? Have the ability to work with other hockey operations staff
for hockey related duties as well as management staff for off
–ice duties.
? Have the ability to break down video and provide feedback.
If you are someone who has thought about coaching but
would like to discuss more details about this position, please
don’t hesitate to inquire for more information. For former
players, this could be the opportunity you need to get back
into the game.
All interested applicants or those looking for more information
regarding the posi on can email
Head Coach and General Manager, Eric Ditto at
eric@delislechiefs.com. You can also reach him by calling or
texting at (306) 281-5118. Closing date for inquiries and
applications is Sunday, August 25th, 2019.

August 6, 2019
Delisle, SK - The Delisle Chiefs of the Prairie Junior Hockey
League (PJHL) are pleased to announce, Anthony Radke
(Spiritwood, SK) has been hired as an Assistant Coach for the
2019-20 season.

Described as a heart and soul type of player, the Spiritwood
native was a 4-year player with the Chiefs from 2014 to 2018
and was the 7th captain in franchise history. He was a reliable
penalty killer who also put up 116 points (47 goals, 69
assists) in 145 games.

Radke bled blue as a player with Delisle and is honored to be
back with the Chiefs. “I’m very excited to be back with the
organization. I’ve thought of this team as a second family for
a long time. I’m looking forward to the start of the season.”

Delisle Chiefs Head Coach and G.M. Eric Ditto said that
Radke’s attributes from his playing days should lend to an
easy move to coaching. “As someone who played for me in
the past, he has the leadership skills to easily transition to
coaching. I look forward to seeing his experience as a captain
turn into a leadership role of a different kind.”

Building familiarity from within is also something that Ditto
sees as positive in adding Radke. “Anthony is going to be a
great fit for our staff. His passion for the game and the Chiefs
is clear. He’s a guy who knows our league very well and
knows what I expect as a coach.”