Knights Coach Bruce Cassidy and his wife, Julie Cassidy, have a happy family with two children. The couple now lives in Las Vegas in a $4.9 million house.
Bruce has stated that the reason behind his success is the immense support from his family. Julie likes to stay out of the limelight; however, she is the biggest supporter in his life.
He has a supportive wife and children who motivate him to succeed and achieve his goals.
He started playing in 1982 as a defenceman in the Ontario Hockey League. Cassidy left the Indianapolis Ice of the IHL to become head coach of the Jacksonville Lizard Kings of the ECHL in 1996.
10 Facts About Bruce Cassidy Wife And Family
- Julie Cassidy is married to The 57-year-old Vegas Golden Knights head coach Bruce Cassidy.
- They have two children: Shannon Cassidy and Cloe Cassidy. Both siblings are eighteen months apart.
- Julie and her husband Bruce purchased a Winchester house in 2017 for $2 million. The couple is selling the six-bedroom, five-bathroom home.
- Cassidy and her family recently shifted to Las Vegas after her husband was appointed as coach of the Vegas Golden by replacing Peter DeBoer.
- Her husband’s full name is Bruce James Cassidy. He was born to Leonard, and Louise Cassidy, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, on May 20, 1965.
- Cassidy’s parents were her greatest source of inspiration, and she is incredibly close to her family.
- Her husband, Bruce, was a professional ice hockey player who spent time with the Chicago Blackhawks as a defenseman.
- Bruce defeated finalists John Tortorella and Alain Vigneault and won Jack Adams Award, and became the fourth coach to receive this award.
- Julie also has a stepson, Luke, from her husband’s previous relationship. Luke is a goalkeeper for the Vanderbilt hockey team and a student at Vanderbilt University.
- Her stepson Luke was born in December 2002. The Hockey player attended Kingswood High School in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, and is a Dean’s Scholar.