who interviewed for a few vacant head coaching jobs in the OHL, decided to take the head coaching job at Royal Military College, which is in Kingston, Ontario so he would not have to relocate his family. The Paladins finished the 2006–07 season with a 7-16-4-1 record, finishing third in the Mid-East Division. After the season, Hulton resigned from his position. Mississauga St. Michael's Majors (2007-2008) On May 1, 2007, Hulton was hired by the Ontario Hockey League Mississauga St. Michael's Majors as assistant coach and assistant general manager, working under Dave Cameron. The Majors finished 31–32–5, earning 67 points, in his only season with the team, finishing third in the Central Division and fifth in the Eastern Conference. Mississauga was swept by the Niagara IceDogs in the first round of the playoffs. Florida Panthers (2008-2011) Hulton was hired by the Florida Panthers of the National Hockey League on July 9, 2008, as an assistant coach of the club under head coach Peter DeBoer. In his first season with the Panthers in 2008–09, the club finished with a 41–30–11 record, earning 93 points, however, they finished in ninth place in the Eastern Conference, failing to qualify for the post-season. Florida slumped in Hulton's second season as an assistant in 2009–10, as they slid to a 32–37–13 record, getting 77 points, and finishing in second last in the Eastern Conference, missing the post-season once again. In 2010–11, the Panthers finished in last place in the Eastern Conference, posting a record of 30–40–12, earning 72 points. On April 10, 2011, the Panthers fired Hulton when they relieved head coach Peter DeBoer of his duties. Tri-City Storm (2013-2015) Hulton was named head coach and general manager of the Tri-City Storm of the USHL on November 19, 2013. Hulton took over for Josh Hauge, who was fired after starting the season 4–9–2. Hulton coached his first game with the Storm on November 22, as the team lost 2–0 to the Chicago Steel. Under Hulton, the Storm posted a record of 17–26–2, as the club failed to make the playoffs in the 2013-14 season. In the 2014-15 season, the Storm improved tremendously, earning a record of 37-17-6, getting 80 points and finishing in second place in the Western Conference. In the post-season, the Storm swept the Omaha Lancers in the first round, however, in the second round, Tri-City was upset by the fourth seeded Sioux