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Growing up in Scarborough, Ontario Canada, Lowden played youth hockey through Juniors in Toronto. Recruited by Ferris State University, he played NCAA Division I hockey for four years. He was selected to the Ferris State University Hall of Fame in 2003 and currently holds the record for total points and goals scored in a career at Ferris State University. Following graduation in 1987, Lowden played professional hockey in Germany for six years. Lowden's coaching career started with youth hockey and high school. He accepted a position as Athletic Director for Davenport University and put in charge of building an athletic program. Davenport's ACHA DII hockey program was the first athletic program in 2002-2003. Davenport University will sponsor 16 athletic programs in 2007-2008. Paul Lowden currently lives in Ada, Michigan just outside Grand Rapids. He has been married for almost 19 years to his wife Lisa and has three children. Daughters Kristyn 15, Kaitlyn 14, and  their son Kyler 4 ½.
Paul Fioroni played four years of junior hockey while attending Olds College before deciding to turn pro with the Lake Charles Ice Pirates of the WPHL. After moving around from different teams in the minors, in hope of a call up to the AHL, Paul found his home in Lubbock when he signed with the Cotton Kings in the 2000-01 season. He served as an alternate captain for 6 years and team captain for 2 years. Although Fioroni is infamous as a big penalty guy on the ice, his off-ice benevolence has attracted attention as well. While playing with the Cotton Kings, through the Mac-A-Roni fund and the 24 Foundation, Fioroni raised tens of thousands of dollars for the Make a Wish Foundation and for local families and children in need. For this, Fioroni was awarded the CHL Man of the Year in two consecutive years and is the only player ever to receive this award twice. Fioroni is employed by Interim Healthcare and is pursuing his business degree at Wayland Baptist University. He resides in Lubbock, Texas with his wife Tiffany and daughter, Kyleigh.
McLean played with the Victoria Cougars and the Calgary Centennials until being drafted at 19 by the Calgary Cowboys in the first round of the 1974 draft.  Drafted also by the New York Islanders that same summer, McLean chose to sign with Calgary.  He continued playing professional hockey for five more years finishing his playing career with the Milwaukee Admirals.  As a coach, McLean has worked with all levels of players from Learn to Play right up through the collegiate level.  While coaching in Grand Rapids, McLean recognized an absence in the area of a level after Midget AAA.  To address this, McLean co-founded the Grand Rapids Owls Junior B program which still today grooms many players for Junior A and college hockey.  McLean has found his forte is coaching at the college level.  He has been head coach at Grand Valley State University in Michigan since 2005. McLean resides in Grand Rapids, Michigan and is supported by his loving wif Jady and four childen: Brianne 27, Stu 24, Tony 15 and John 15.
Mike Goicoechea has worked with professional hockey since 1998 as an Athletic Trainer and Director of Sports Medicine. After working the first season for the Abilene Aviators (WPHL) Mike was asked to move to Lubbock by Cotton Kings first head coach Alan May, former NHL tough man (Dallas Stars, Washington Capitals).  He has since worked with UMC, Covenant, and HealthSouth with the Lubbock Cotton Kings, Lubbock Lone Stars, numerous area high schools, Texas Tech, Wayland Baptist, and South Plains College. Mike was chosen for two Central Hockey League all-star teams as head athletic trainer.  At Texas Tech, he has taken on many hats with the ACHA D2 team.  Mike is the Head Athletic trainer/equipment manager.  He is now working in the technology sector and is co-founder of Cielo Systems International, which is a wireless broadband systems integrator. His position with the company is vice president of operations. Mike resides in Lubbock, Texas and is supported by his wife Becca of seven years, and two children Mia (2) and Elic (4).