About Larry Pedrie
Larry Pedrie was an American ice hockey coach and ice hockey player.
Larry Pedrie is an American ice hockey coach and former player. He has held several coaching and administrative positions over more than 35 years at both the professional and amateur level.
Career Pedrie attended Ferris State where he played on the varsity team for four years. In his junior season the Bulldogs jumped up to Division I, finishing the season as CCHA Runners-Up and the following year as conference semifinalists. After graduating in 1981 Pedrie immediately turned to coaching, joining the staff at his alma mater for three seasons before moving on to both Illinois–Chicago and Michigan in the same capacity. In 1990 Pedrie got his first had coaching job with Illinois–Chicago, and produced modest gains the first year. In six seasons with the Flames Pedrie's team lost 20 games each season and lost 10 of 11 postseasons games. The university terminated the hockey program after the 1996 season but Pedrie received several job offers, accepting a position as an advance scout for the Chicago Blackhawks.
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Who was Larry Pedrie?
American ice hockey player and coach
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Larry Pedrie was born in Detroit.
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Larry Pedrie was an ice hockey coach and ice hockey player.
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Larry Pedrie was American.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Larry Pedrie. https://biography.guide/larry-pedrie/
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