Jordan Pietrus has signed a new two year deal with Coventry Blaze Ice Hockey Team.
Pietrus signed last season and played 55 games, scoring 27 goals.
Speaking with Blaze Media Manager Rob Plaister, the 30-year-old said: "Obviously we are looking forward to being home and seeing our folks and friends in the US and Canada but August will soon be here. It's going to be a big summer of preparation and training to make sure I'm ready to get back on the ice and compete for a Championship come training camp. The new season can't come quick enough!
"It took me a little longer then I would have liked to get my legs under me and get my confidence up," reflected the Winnipeg native. "However, once I grew accustomed to the guys, the scheduling and travel, I became more and more comfortable and confident on the ice.
I have read and heard good things about Danny Stewart.
"A few years ago, he and I had conversations about me going to Fife but it didn't end up working out. We spoke last week before I left town and had a great chat about his expectations and things he would like bring to the team next year. From what I hear he is a good guy and as a player he was tough to play against. I imagine he is going to bring a lot of the elements that made him successful as a player to our team as a coach. I am excited for the prospects of next season and the opportunity to play for Danny.”