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ALUMNI COACHES and ADMINISTRATORS the Spectrum of Former Hockey East Players Securing High-Level Coaching and Administrative Positions Is Ever-Expanding ALUMNI COACHES AND ADMINISTRATORS The spectrum of former Hockey East players securing high-level coaching and administrative positions is ever-expanding. Below is a partial list of former players that are now in high-level coaching and administrative positions. Individuals listed in bold competed in Hockey East play. NHL Head Coaches NHL Assistant Coaches Name Team Final Letter Name Team Final Letter John Hynes New Jersey Devils BU ‘97 Bob Corkum New York Islanders Maine ‘89 Mike Sullivan Pittsburgh Penguins BU ‘90 Kevin Dean Boston Bruins UNH ‘91 John Tortorella Columbus Maine ‘91 Joe Mullen Philadelphia Flyers BC ‘79 Jay Pandolfo Boston Bruins BU ‘96 College Head Coaches Dwayne Roloson Anaheim Ducks UML ‘94 Name Program Final Letter Joe Sacco Boston Bruins BU ‘90 Norm Bazin UMass Lowell UML ‘94 Peter Belisle UMass Boston UConn ‘95 Division I Assistant/Associate Coaches Rick Bennett Union PC ‘90 Name Program Final Letter Mark Dennehy Merrimack BC ‘91 Mike Ayers Boston College UNH ‘04 Bob Deraney Providence (W) BU ‘87 Greg Brown Boston College BC ‘90 Brian Durocher Boston University (W) BU ‘78 Brendan Buckley UConn BC ‘99 Alumni in the NHL Bob Emery Plattsburgh BC ‘86 Josh Ciocco Alaska-Anchorage UNH ‘07 Don Lucia Minnesota ND ‘81 Matt Deschamps St. Lawrence ME ‘05 Jim Madigan Northeastern NU ‘85 Joe Exter Michigan State MC ‘03 C.J. Marottolo Sacred Heart NU ‘89 Mike Geragosian Boston University UML ‘75 Mike McShane Norwich UNH ‘71 Jason Guerrero Yale NU ‘05 Terry Meagher Bowdoin BU ‘76 Ben Guite Maine Maine ‘00 Jim Montgomery Denver Maine ‘93 Andy Jones UMass Lowell UMA ‘00 Pat Norton Tufts UNH ‘96 Jerry Keefe Northeastern PC ‘00 Bill O’Neill Salem State BU ‘79 Todd Krygier Western Michigan UConn ‘88 David Quinn Boston University BU ‘87 David Lassonde Dartmouth PC ‘84 Chris Potter Wesleyan UConn ‘93 Marty McInnis Boston College BC ‘91 Dick Umile New Hampshire UNH ‘72 Scott McDougall Sacred Heart UConn ‘07 Jerry York Boston College BC ‘67 Alfie Michaud Maine ME ‘99 Ben Murphy Bentley Maine ‘05 Minor League Head Coaches Albie O’Connell Boston University BU ‘99 Name Affiliation Final Letter Eddie Olczyk Niagara UMass ‘13 Clark Donatelli Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (AHL) BU ‘87 Kevin Patrick Vermont ND ‘92 Scott Gordon Lehigh Valley (AHL) BC ‘86 Joe Pereira UConn BU ‘11 Kurt Kleinendorst Iowa (AHL) PC ‘83 Rob Rassey Harvard NU ‘09 Bill Riga Quinnipiac UML ‘96 Other Head Coaches John Ronan Union Maine ‘05 Name Affiliation Final Letter Mike Souza New Hampshire UNH ‘00 Tony Amonte Thayer Academy BU ‘91 Glenn Stewart New Hampshire UNH ‘94 Mark Carlson Cedar Rapids (USHL) UML ‘93 Jason Tapp Union BU ‘02 Mickey Goulet Italian National Junior UNH ‘69 Don Jackson EC Red Bull Munich ND ‘78 Todd Krygier Muskegon (USHL) UConn ‘88 Shawn McEachern Rivers School BU ‘91 NHL Administrators Name Position Team Final Letter Ron Anderson Director of Player Recruitment Chicago Blackhawks BU ‘74 Brian Burke President of Hockey Operations Calgary Flames PC ‘77 Tim Burke Director of Scouting San Jose Sharks UNH ‘77 Gordie Clark Director of Player Personnel New York Rangers UNH ‘74 Brian Daccord Goaltending Consultant Toronto Maple Leafs MC ‘86 Chris Drury Director of Player Development New York Rangers BU ‘82 Paul Fenton Assistant General Manager Nashville Predators BU ‘82 John Ferguson, Jr. Executive Director of Player Personnel Boston Bruins PC ‘89 Jack Ferreira Special Assistant to the General Manager Los Angeles Kings BU ‘66 Tom Fitzgerald Assistant General Manager New Jersey Devils PC ‘88 Steve Greeley Assistant Director of Player Personnel New York Rangers BU ‘04 Bill Guerin Assistant General Manager Pittsburgh Penguins BC ‘91 Jim Hughes Director of Player Development Toronto Maple Leafs PC ‘89 Jay Heinbuck Co-Director of Amateur Scouting Pittsburgh Penguins NU ‘86 Jeff Kealty Chief Amateur Scout Nashville Predators BU ‘98 Chris Lamoriello Senior Vice President of Hockey Operations New Jersey Devils PC ‘94 Lou Lamoriello General Manager New Jersey Devils PC ‘63 Brian Leetch Manager, Player Safety National Hockey League BC ‘87 H.T. Lenz Assistant, Hockey Operations Washington Capitals UVM ‘14 Craig MacTavish Senior Vice President of Hockey Operations Edmonton Oilers UML ‘79 Bob Nicholson CEO & Vice Chair Edmonton Oilers PC ‘74 Dave Nonis Consultant to the General Manager Anaheim Ducks Maine ‘92 Gates Orlando Assistant Director, Amateur Scouting New Jersey Devils PC ‘84 Scott Pellerin Director, Player Development Toronto Maple Leafs Maine ‘88 Brian Poile Director of Hockey Operations Nashville Predators BC ‘97 Dave Poile General Manager and Exec. V.P. of Hockey Operations Nashville Predators NU ‘70 Chris Pryor Director of Hockey Operations Philadelphia Flyers UNH ‘83 Marty Reasoner Player Development New York Islanders BC ‘98 Garth Snow General Manager New York Islanders Maine ‘93 Chris Zimmerman President and CEO, Business Operations St. Louis Blues Vermont ‘ Other Administrators Name Position Affiliation Final Letter Tom Peters Associate Athletics Director Boston College UMass ‘71 Jeff Schulman Athletics Director Vermont UVM ‘89 106106.
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