Canada Cory Clouston
1-time USports University Cup Champion 1
Date of Birth
Position
F
Age
55
Height
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Place of Birth
Weight
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Nation
Shoots
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Youth Team
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Status
Retired

Brother: Shaun Clouston
Nephews: Connor Clouston, Kale Clouston

Team Staff profile of Cory Clouston also available

Cory Clouston Statistics

S Team League GP G A TP PIM +/-   POST GP G A TP PIM +/-
1988-89 Sherwood Park Crusaders AJHL 46* 29* 44* 73* 110* -* |
1989-90 Univ. of Alberta CIAU 24* 5* 6* 11* 26* -* |
1990-91 Univ. of Alberta CIAU 36* 10* 4* 14* 32* -* |
1991-92 Univ. of Alberta CIAU 38* 13* 17* 30* 34* -* |
1992-93 Univ. of Alberta CIAU 17* 5* 6* 11* 36* -* |

Cory Clouston Career Totals

League Years GP G A TP PPG PIM +/- | Years GP G A TP PPG PIM +/-
AJHL 1 46* 29* 44* 73* 1.59* 110* -* | 0 * * * * * *
CIAU (USports) 4 115* 33* 33* 66* 0.57* 128* -* | 0 * * * * * *

Cory Clouston Career Highlights

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Awards by season
Player Biography and Trivia

First ever coach of the Grande Prairie Storm, while still in the RMJHL, in 1995-96, and coached after the team transferred to the AJHL, until the end of the 1998-99 season, ending up with a .627 win percentage (2nd only to current coach-GM Mike Vandekamp’s .676, as of Feb. 09).

Later coached: Kootenay Ice (WHL) assistant coach (1999-2000), Kootenay Ice (WHL) head coach (2000-01, 2002-07 - compiling a .637 winning percentage with 209 wins, 146 losses; and the Ice made the playoffs each of those five seasons), Binghamton Senators (AHL) head coach (2007-09, leaving midseason Feb. 09), and Ottawa Senators head coach (2009-present, taking over in Feb. 2009)

Two-time WHL coach of the year, Canadian Hockey League coach of the year in 2004-05. Assistant coach of Canada's national under-18 squad that won the 2005 U-18 Junior World Cup, and coached the gold-medal winning Canadian squad in 2006

He holds a bachelor's degree in recreation administration.