Sammy Gahagan, the Edmonton Elks’ director of US scouting, will not return for the 2024 season.
Gahagan made the announcement on his Twitter account on Saturday. The precise nature of his leaving is unknown.
“Dear Edmontonians,
As the New Year approaches, I wanted to let you know that my time in Edmonton has come to a close. I wish the guys nothing but the best and am confident that they will deliver. Thank you to everyone in Edmonton who made my stay in the city comfortable and enjoyable. I’ve met some very fantastic people over the last two seasons, and I’ll remember your hospitality for the rest of my life. Thank you very much, Elks.”
Sammy Gahagan, the Edmonton Elks’ director of US scouting, will not return for the 2024 season.
Gahagan made the announcement on his Twitter account on Saturday. The precise nature of his leaving is unknown.
“Dear Edmontonians,
As the New Year approaches, I wanted to let you know that my time in Edmonton has come to a close. I wish the guys nothing but the best and am confident that they will deliver. Thank you to everyone in Edmonton who made my stay in the city comfortable and enjoyable. I’ve met some very fantastic people over the last two seasons, and I’ll remember your hospitality for the rest of my life. Thank you very much, Elks.”
According to 630 CHED’s Dave Campbell, chief of staff and special teams assistant Mike Daniels will also leave the company.
Prior to joining the Elks in 2022, Daniels was a coach and player at Chris Jones’ old mater, South Pittsburg High School in Tennessee. He previously served as a military police investigator in the United States Army and for the Tennessee American Water Company.
The Edmonton Elks will kick off their 75th anniversary season against the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Saturday, June 8 at 7:00 p.m. ET.
