RE-SIGNING: Combs signs up for 2024/25 season
The Glasgow Clan, sponsored by Aspray Glasgow West are delighted to announce the re-signing of forward Charlie Combs for the 2024/25 campaign.
Combs, who previously played with Glasgow’s Scottish rivals Dundee Stars, signed for the club from Danish side SonderjyskE last summer.
And the 27-year-old American couldn’t hide his delight at committing to another season in Glasgow where he has made quite the impression.
“I am really excited to have signed back with the Clan,” he said “I love the direction the club is going in and want to be part of the success to come.
VIDEO: Welcome back, Charlie Combs
“Also, playing in front of the Purple Army has been an unbelievable experience and it shows we have very passionate fans who bring a great atmosphere every night.
“I also love playing under Jason Morgan and since he brought me in, he has given me everything I need to succeed, and I want to reward him and the club by hopefully bringing trophies to Glasgow.”
Combs had a delayed start to the season after picking up an injury in the first pre-season game against the Cardiff Devils back in September.
But since returning to action last month, he’s made up for lost time with 13 points – seven goals and six assists – from his 14 appearances in purple.
Head coach Jason Morgan was delighted to have Combs back for another season and says his attitude off the ice is as impressive as what he can do on it.
“We’ve been able to come to terms with Charlie Combs and we’re pleased to have him back for next season,” Morgan said.
“He’s an elite level player, and every time the puck is on his stick he’s dangerous offensively, and a great guy to have around the locker room.
“Charlie brings a great attitude to work as well as enthusiasm, plus his incredible goalscoring and passing ability. He’s a tremendous asset on the powerplay and we’re delighted to have him back.
“He had the injury bug earlier this season and since he returned, we’ve been able to see what he can do and what he brings to the team.”
