Dennis Hull
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About Dennis Hull - Former NHL Player and Inspirational Speaker:
Dennis Hull is a fourteen-year veteran of the NHL. His career spanned 13 seasons with the Chicago Blackhawks and one with the Detroit Red Wings, playing in over 1000 games. Dennis was selected to play on six All-Star teams and starred with Team Canada in 1972.
Dennis' biggest thrill in hockey was the first game he played against his idol, Gordie Howe, but the most significant moment in his career came when he was selected to play for the memorable Team Canada of 1972.
Following his hockey career, Dennis returned to school and received a History and Physical Education degree from Brock University. He took up a position with prestigious Ridley College as a history teacher, then moved to the position of Athletic Director at Illinois Tech., a highly rated academic university in Chicago.
What Dennis Hull Talks About:
Dennis Hull's personality and comedic style have made him a well-known and sought after speaker, master of ceremonies and head table guest. The younger brother of Bobby Hull, and a former NHL star in his own right, Dennis draws from a wealth of anecdotes and stories, the topics ranging from sports to family to life in general.
Dennis will readily admit to not being anything other than Bobby Hull’s brother, as long as you add he’s the younger brother! His famous brother is quick to add, When Dennis is cranked up and ready to go, there is no goalie who can stop the shot except by luck and accident.
It is true, Dennis has a rapier wit, and a commentary on life and sports that keeps any audience doubled over with laughter. Like his famous brother Bobby, Dennis played in the National Hockey League from 1965 – 1977, so his insights in to the world of sports are not only personal, but professional. All in all, his presentations score high points for humor and presentation.
