Stan Bowman, president of hockey operations for the Chicago Blackhawks, resigned Tuesday following the release of an investigation’s findings related to the NHL team’s handling of sexual assault allegations.

With the departure of Bowman and Senior Director of Hockey Administration Al MacIsaac, the last executive present for the 2010 Stanley Cup-winning team are gone from the organization in the wake of accusations that Brad Aldrich, the team’s video coach at the time, sexually assaulted team personnel during the campaign, according to an ESPN report.

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