The Good Life – November-December 2015

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Eades left the University of North Dakota and took over as head coach of the Sioux Falls Stampede. While there, Eades team made the USHL Playoffs all three years, winning the USHL Cup in his last season. “I don’t think there’s anyone out there who puts more pressure on themselves to win than I do.” — Cary Eades CE: I came back to UND after playing professionally for a few years. I learned a lot from those guys, I’ve been really lucky. I’m now in my 32nd or 33rd year of coaching, and it’s been a great profession, with not too many stops along the way. I coached in Dubuque, Iowa, Warroad, Minnesota, back to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and now here. GL: You’re coming from Sioux Falls, where you had a lot of success. What are some of the challenges the Force will face this year? CE: There are always challenges in coaching, especially when you’re transitioning into a new situation. There are a lot of unknowns. Players have to get to know me and get used to my coaching style, my nuances, my pet peeves, and what makes me happy. Early on in his coaching career, Eades was referred to as the, ‘Latin American dictator,’ by some of his colleagues. While he says his style of coaching has softened since then, Eades still demands certain things from his players: a winning attitude, hard and work and focus every day. He’s also a stickler for punctuality, meaning that if a team meeting starts at 11:00am, you’re there at 10:59:59. CE: It all starts with effort and work ethic. We want our players focused, and to bring their lunch buckets and work boots to work every day. The USHL is a tough league, and the season is more of a marathon than a sprint, and that takes adjusting to. Nowadays, I’m a little bit less of a dictator and take a more democratic approach. Player input, especially with today’s generation is crucial. They ask why, and I think, if you take 22
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