2012-13 Media Guide - Washington Capitals - NHL.com

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Brock Myles
Head Equipment Manager
Brock Myles is entering his seventh season as Head Equipment Manager with the Washington Capitals. Myles joined the Capitals after spending eight seasons
in the American Hockey League (AHL), where he served as the head equipment manager for both the Portland Pirates (2001-2006) and the Louisville Panthers
(1999-2001). Prior to his stint in the AHL, Myles worked as the head equipment manager for the Port Huron Border Cats and the Detroit Falcons of the United
Hockey League (UHL).
Myles received his degree in sports administration from Durham College in Oshawa and Sports Equipment and Business from Humber College in Toronto. Myles, a native of Chesley, Ontario,
resides in Alexandria, Va., with his wife Shannon, and their two children. He enjoys golf and traveling and is a member of the Society of Professional Hockey Equipment Managers (SPHEM).
Craig Leydig
Assistant Equipment Manager
Craig Leydig enters his 24th season with the Washington Capitals as Assistant Equipment Manager.
During his tenure with the Capitals, Leydig received numerous professional honors. Leydig oversaw the locker room operations in the 2009 NCAA Frozen Four
Tournament in Washington, D.C. and represented the team in the 1999 NHL All-Star Game in Tampa Bay, Florida. Leydig joined the Capitals from the New York
Islanders, where he served one season as the assistant athletic trainer.
A native of Washington, D.C., Leydig, who is certified in Advanced First Aid and CPR, attended Prince George’s Community College in Maryland.
Dave Marin
Equipment Assistant
Dave Marin returns for his fifth year with the Washington Capitals and second season as the Equipment Assistant.
The 27-year old Marin splits his duties between assisting the Capitals equipment staff with the day-to-day equipment and locker room maintenance, and
serving as the visiting dressing room manager. A native of Alexandria, Va., Marin manages the visiting team equipment upon arrival and assists the visiting
team’s equipment manager with all of his needs while in town.
Prior to joining the Capitals, Marin spent two years as assistant equipment manager with the Columbia Inferno of the East Coast Hockey League (ECHL).