GRAHAM RETURNS TO PROWLERS IN BIGGER ROLE

GRAHAM RETURNS TO PROWLERS IN BIGGER ROLE

PORT HURON, MI – The Prowlers organization is happy to announce Matt Graham will be returning to wear #51 for the Prowlers for this upcoming season. Graham, heading into his 5th season of professional hockey, will also be taking on more responsibility with being named Player-Assistant Coach for the Prowlers.

When asked how Coach Pace Jr. made his choice on his assistant coach; “It just happened that Matt was looking to stay in town this summer, and it couldn’t have been a better fit. Matt is more than qualified for the position, both on and off the ice. He shows up with a great attitude every day and I’m looking forward to having him push the guys this year with a solid work ethic.”

Graham earned his bachelor’s degree in Sports Management from Becker College in Massachusetts and has years of professional hockey experience in North America and Europe, making him a great choice to help lead the team.

The Rancho Cucamonga, California native is feeling at home working for the Prowlers. “It’s been fun & exciting so far this summer and I know it’s going to be a challenge with more responsibility on my shoulders this year.  We’re all in this together and we have a great group of core guys returning, which is going to help make my job easier. I’m excited to get the season started”

Graham is coming off a career high in points with 66 in 49 games for the Prowlers in the 2017-18 season. With an average of over a point per game in his professional and college careers, Graham will be one of the go-to guys on the Prowlers offense this season. The team is confident he will be one of the league’s top penalty killers, along with having a presence on the team’s power play.

Your 2017-18 Regular Season Champion Prowlers will open up the season on the road in Carolina, but will return to Port Huron for their home opener November 9th against the Elmira Enforcers. Get your full season or individual game tickets by stopping by the McMorran box office or giving them a call at 810-985-6166.