Lyle Seitz
NHLOA Alumni
Career Statistics
Biography
Lyle Seitz is a highly respected figure in the world of ice hockey, known for his extensive career on the ice and his leadership in development and administration.
A native of Canada, Seitz enjoyed a distinguished officiating career in the National Hockey League (NHL), as a linesman. His on-ice tenure was marked by consistency, professionalism, and deep knowledge of the game, earning him recognition among players, coaches, and peers alike.
Following his NHL career, Seitz transitioned into management and leadership roles aimed at advancing the sport of hockey. He has served as Director of Hockey Operations for multiple elite leagues, including the Champions Hockey League (CHL) and the ICE Hockey League (ICEHL), where he has overseen operations, education, and development programs across Europe’s top professional competitions.
Renowned for his communication skills and collaborative approach, Seitz has been instrumental in strengthening relationships between officials, leagues, and teams. His commitment to integrity, fairness, and continuous improvement has helped elevate officiating standards internationally and contributed significantly to the global growth of the game.
Milestones
First NHL Game
October 07, 1992 Olympic SaddledomeFinal NHL Game
April 07, 2010 Jobing.com ArenaAllStar Games
International Games
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