LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The Henderson Silver Knights have hired Alex Loh as an assistant coach, General Manager Tim Speltz announced.
Loh, 41, joins the staff of first-year head coach Joel Ward. He has been a member of the Vegas Golden Knights organization since 2022, when he joined as an assistant coach with the Savannah Ghost Pirates, the Golden Knights’ ECHL affiliate at the time. Loh took over as interim head coach in Savannah midway through the 2023-24 season before leading the Tahoe Knight Monsters as head coach for the past two seasons.
Record in Tahoe
In two seasons as head coach of the Knight Monsters, Loh compiled a 76-55-13 record and led the team to two playoff appearances.
“We are excited that Alex will be joining our team in Henderson,” Speltz said. “He has developed into a tremendous teacher of the game, bringing excellent results for our ECHL affiliate in Tahoe and growing with each season behind the bench. We look forward to him working with even more of our prospects and contributing to a winning group in Henderson.”
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Loh’s background
Prior to joining the Golden Knights organization, the Morrisville, Vermont native spent seven seasons with the ECHL’s Adirondack Thunder, serving as an assistant coach from 2015-18 and as head coach and director of hockey operations from 2018-22. He also worked in the AHL for the Portland Pirates as a video coach from 2012-15.
“I am thrilled to be joining the Silver Knights,” Loh said. “I have been fortunate to work with Vegas and Henderson for four seasons with Savannah and Tahoe, so I know what a special organization this is.”
Current Silver Knights staff
Loh joins a coaching staff that includes assistant coach Jamie Heward and goaltending coach Fred Brathwaite, both of whom have been with the Silver Knights since the team’s inaugural season. Video coach Sumit Singh also returns for his fourth season in Henderson.
“He is a talented young coach who produced strong results in Savannah and Tahoe, and with players that will be part of our plans in Henderson,” Ward said. “We know he will be a valuable voice for our team.”
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