Scooter Vaughn

Scooter Vaughn | Great Lakes Hockey cultivates the love of hockey to the next generation. From numerous camps around the country to the trendy hockey apparel, GLH is here to provide the best training and style in the game.

I had the pleasure of coaching Scooter for four years while at Michigan. During that time, I watched him grow into a talented and professional young man with a passion for hockey working with young people.

—Bill Powers, University of Michigan Assistant Coach

I had the pleasure of coaching Scooter for four years while at Michigan. During that time, I watched him grow into a talented and professional young man with a passion for hockey working with young people.

—Bill Powers, University of Michigan Assistant Coach

Scooter Vaughn | Great Lakes Hockey cultivates the love of hockey to the next generation. From numerous camps around the country to the trendy hockey apparel, GLH is here to provide the best training and style in the game.

Scooter Vaughan – Placentia, California

  • University of Michigan 2007-2011
  • Retired Pro Hockey Player

Growing up in the warmth of Southern California, GLH instructor Scooter Vaughan is no stranger to putting in the work in the cold. Playing for stickhanding camp guru Jeff Turcotte and the California Wave, Scooter refined his skills which led to him earning a spot with Jon Cooper (Tampa Bay Lightning Head Coach) and the St. Louis Bandits where he played his junior career.

During his junior playing career, Scooter racked up the accolades. He was named to the All-Rookie team, All-NAHL second team, and capped it off with a National Championship in 2007. His play then earned him a scholarship to the University of Michigan. In his four years at Michigan, the Wolverines went on to win two CCHA Regular Season and Playoff titles along with a pair of Frozen Four appearances. Vaughan also excelled in the classroom being awarded all academic and athletic honors twice.