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  Annie Fowler was born and raised in Eastern Oregon and graduated from Southern Oregon University in 1988 with degrees in communication and journalism. She has been at the Herald since March of 2000 and began covering the Tri-City Americans in 2002. She still enjoys a good game of football, but these days she gets her fill by watching her son play for Southridge High School. |
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News from the Prince George Citizen:
Former Prince George Cougars head coach Drew Schoneck is unemployed no more.
Schoneck, fired by the Cougars in the middle of the season, has surfaced as the head coach and general manager of the Tri-City Storm of the U.S. Hockey League, a junior A circuit.
The Storm, freshly-purchased by Las Vegas businessman Kirk Brooks, are located in Kearney, Nebraska, and play out of the 5,000-seat FirsTier Center, which Brooks also owns.
"It's been in the works for about three weeks," said Schoneck, a former Tri-City American defenseman.
Schoneck, who has been living in Pasco since he left the Cougars, agreed to a two-year contract plus an option. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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