Peter Horachek

Head Coach

Photo courtesy of Peter Bronsteen.

*Shoots :*	?
*Height :*	6'1"
*Weight :*	205 lbs.
*Birth Place :*	Stoney Creek, Ontario
*Birth Date :*	January 26, 1960
*Titans Coaching Debut :*	October 12, 2001
*Destination :*	Hired by AHL's Milwaukee Admirals 5/22/02

COACHING RECORD
Season	Team	League	Games	W	L	SOL	PTS.	PCT.
2002/2003	Milwaukee Admirals	AHL	80	32	27	14 - 7	85	.531
2001/2002	Trenton Titans	ECHL	72	46	16	10	102	.708
2000/2001	Orlando Solar Bears	IHL	82	47	28	7	101	.616
1999/2000	Orlando Solar Bears	IHL	82	47	23	12	106	.646
1994/1995	Flint Generals	CoHL	74	34	34	6	74	.500
1993/1994	Flint Generals	CoHL	64	32	23	9	73	.570
1992/1993	St. Thomas Wildcats	CoHL	60	27	27	6	60	.500
1991/1992	St. Thomas Wildcats	CoHL	60	24	29	7	55	.458
1990/1991	Nashville Knights	ECHL	64	29	31	4	62	.484
1989/1990	Bergen Djerv	Norway	30	18	12	0	36	.600

PLAYING RECORD (Right Wing)
Season	Team	League	GP	G	A	PTS.	PIM	+/-
1988/1989	Flint Spirits	IHL	63	10	22	32	37	----
1986/1987	Saginaw Generals	IHL	77	30	34	64	26	----
1985/1986	Saginaw Generals	IHL	79	21	32	53	16	----
1984/1985	Flint Generals	IHL	77	38	30	68	30	----
1983/1984	Flint Generals	IHL	82	34	52	86	34	----
1982/1983	Flint Generals	IHL	51	27	28	55	23	----
1982/1983	Rochester Americans	AHL	1	0	0	0	0	----
1981/1982	Rochester Americans	AHL	52	8	14	22	37	----
1980/1981	Rochester Americans	AHL	63	20	26	46	61	----
1979/1980	Rochester Americans	AHL	0	0	0	0	0	0
1979/1980	Oshawa Generals	OHA	68	35	67	102	43	----
1978/1979	Oshawa Generals	OHA	67	15	35	50	32	----
1977/1978	Oshawa Generals	OHA	66	22	26	48	23	----
NOTE: Horacek only appeared in playoff games for the Rochester Americans during the 1979/1980 season.

Photo courtesy of Peter Bronsteen.
NOTES: Peter Horachek was announced as the 3rd Head Coach of the Trenton Titans on 8/14/01. He was selected as one of the co-coaches for the Northern Conference team in the 2002 ECHL All-Star Game. Horachek was named the IHL Coach of the Year for the 2000/2001 season after guiding the Orlando Solar Bears to their first Turner Cup Championship. Unfortunately, the franchise ceased operations with the demise of the IHL. Prior to two seasons as their Head Coach, Horachek served as an Assistant Coach for the Solar Bears for 4 seasons (1995/1996 - 1998/1999). He was named Coach of the Year for the 1991/1992 season with the St. Thomas Wildcats of the Colonial Hockey League (now known as the United Hockey League). In addition to serving as Head Coach for St. Thomas and Flint, Horachek was an Assistant Coach for the IHL's Saginaw Generals (1987/1988) and Flint Spirits (1988/1989). As a player, he appeared in over 500 games at the AHL/IHL level. On 10/14/79, Horachek notched a hat trick for the OHA's Oshawa Generals in a span of just 2 minutes and 54 seconds (franchise record: at 11:35, 12:22, 14:19 of the 3rd period vs. Kitchener). Horachek left the Titans on 5/22/02 to become Head Coach of the AHL's Milwaukee Admirals. On 6/19/03, he was named as an Assistant Coach for the NHL's Nashville Predators.

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