Since being named as General Manager of the Edmonton Oilers on June 9, 2000, Kevin Lowe has been instrumental in the renewed success of the team both on and off the ice. In his seven seasons as General Manager, Lowe has become one of the National Hockey League’s top young executives, helping to build one of the outstanding franchises in the League.. ...more

Steve Tambellini joins the Oilers after 17 seasons as a member of the Vancouver Canucks management team. The 50-year-old native of Trail, British Columbia served as the Canucks’ Vice President and Assistant General Manager for the past three seasons. In his role with the Canucks, Tambellini was involved in all aspects of the team’s hockey operations, including contract negotiations, scouting and minor league affiliates. ...more

The 2007-08 season marks Kevin Prendergast’s 25th season in professional hockey and his 18th as a member of the Oilers since joining the organization in 1990-91. His ninth season as Vice President of Hockey Operations, sees an expanded list of responsibilities for Prendergast following the departure of Scott Howson to the Columbus Blue Jackets.. ...more

Rick Olczyk was named the Oilers’ Director of Hockey Administration and Legal Affairs on June 22, 2007. In his position, Olczyk will work closely with both Kevin Lowe and Kevin Prendergast on various hockey operations duties, including player contracts, negotiations and NHL Collective Bargaining Agreement issues. Olczyk, the 37-year-old younger brother of former NHL forward Ed Olczyk, joins the Oilers from the private sector, where he ran his own legal consulting firm in Chicago, Illinois for the past six seasons. ...more

Craig MacTavish returns for his eighth season as the Edmonton Oilers’ head coach in 2007-08. “MacT” begins the season tied with Minnesota Wild’s head coach, Jacques Lemaire, for the third longest tenure among current NHL coaches. Both MacTavish and Lemaire began their streak of eight seasons with the same team in 2000-01 and trail only Buffalo’s Lindy Ruff, who enters his 11th season with the Sabres, and Barry Trotz of Nashville, who is in his 10th campaign behind the bench of the Predators.. ...more

The 2007-08 NHL season marks Charlie Huddy’s eighth season as an assistant coach with the Edmonton Oilers. He returned to the Oilers, where he began his NHL career as a player, when he was named to the position on July 21, 2000 and renewed his commitment to the organization by signing a multi-year contract on July 2, 2003. ...more

Entering his eighth season as an assistant coach with Edmonton, Bill Moores brings a vast and wide-ranging coaching knowledge to the Oilers as he has served as a coach at the junior, collegiate, international and professional levels. Moores joined the Oilers coaching staff on July 21, 2000 when he signed a three-year contract and then agreed to a second contract in July of 2003. ...more

Ten seasons after playing his last game in the copper and blue, Kelly Buchberger returns to the Edmonton Oilers as a member of the team’s coaching staff. Buchberger, 41, will join Craig MacTavish’s coaching staff as an assistant coach for the 2008-09 season. ...more

A native Edmontonian, Pete Peeters begins his seventh season as the Oilers’ goaltending coach. One of the premier goaltenders during a 13-season NHL career that saw him tend the twine for three teams from 1978-79 to 1990-91, Peeters is responsible for working with the Edmonton goaltenders at all levels of the organization – from draft choices to the NHL. ...more

Brian Ross is in his 12th season as the Oilers Video Coach and in his 21st season with the Edmonton Oilers after joining the team in 1987-88. The 44-year-old native of Edmonton works closely with the coaching staff, overseeing the preparation and breakdown of game footage of both the Oilers and opposition. ...more

With Kelly Buchberger’s move to Springfield, Bob Mancini returns to the Oilers as Development Coach. Mancini, who will be based out of his home in Saginaw, Michigan, will work the with Edmonton’s prospects in both the American Hockey League and ECHL and with Oilers draft picks in the junior and college ranks. ...more

Now in his second season as the Oilers Skating and Skills Coach, Steve Serdachny brings an extensive background of skating and power skating to the Edmonton organization. The creator of “The Steve Serdachny Power Skating and Skill Development System^TM", Serdachny has worked at improving the skating and hockey skill sets of players at all levels. Prior to his current position, he worked at several Oilers training camps and rookie development camps.  ...more

Chad Moreau begins his second season as the team’s Strength and Conditioning Consultant. He is responsible for developing and implementing all aspects of strength, conditioning and nutrition for players throughout the organization. The brother of Oilers forward Ethan Moreau, Chad has developed the off-season conditioning program that is followed by the Edmonton players. During the past several off-seasons a group of Oilers players have spent the summer in southern California training under Moreau’s supervision. ...more