TRENTON GOLDEN HAWKS ANNOUNCE NEW GM & COACH 

TRENTON, ON – The Trenton Golden Hawks are excited to announce that Connor Armour has been appointed as the club’s new General Manager and Head Coach.

Armour joins the Hawks at the pinnacle of his coaching career; fresh off being named the 2025-26 OJHL Coach of the Year. With a reputation built on elite player development and postseason success—including leading his teams to the Eastern Conference Final in two of the last three seasons, Armour is the ideal leader to guide Trenton into a new era of dominance.

A Proven Track Record of Development:

A native of Bowmanville, Ontario, Armour’s philosophy is rooted in the “Player-First” model. He has a proven track record of moving athletes to the NCAA, CHL, and U SPORTS levels, most notably mentoring NHL draft pick Trevor Hoskin. This commitment to advancement aligns perfectly with the Golden Hawks’ mission to remain the premier destination for elite hockey players in North America.

“Trenton is a destination point for players and coaches alike,” says Trenton Golden Hawk Management. “We are an organization with amazing sponsorship, unparalleled city support, and the best fans in the league. Connor understands the prestige of this logo and has the technical expertise to keep us at the top of the standings while navigating the changing landscape of the game.”

The New Front Office Synergy:

Armour will work in lockstep with the recently appointed Director of Hockey Operations, Michael Camilleri. While this marks the first time the two have worked together, they share a unified vision for the Hawks.

“Michael and I are coming at this with the same goals,” says Armour. “We both respect the reputation this organization has built. Trenton has always been a premier destination. The fans here are passionate and have high standards for this team, and those standards will be met. I can’t wait to get started.”

A Legendary Foundation:

Before his coaching success, Armour was a standout player, holding franchise records for games played and points during a five-season tenure in Cobourg before playing NCAA hockey at Adrian College. He currently resides in Bowmanville with his wife, Shannon, and their son, Dallas.

 

WELCOME TO THE HAWKS CONNOR!!

 

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