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NCAA Division III Coaching Contacts NCAA Division III Coaching Contacts Name School Conference Affiliation Position Office # Email Adam Krug Adrian College NCHA Head Coach (517) 265-5161 [email protected] Jack Arena Amherst College NESCAC Head Coach (413) 542-7950 [email protected] Lance Brady Assumption College Northeast 10 Head Coach (508) 767-7075 [email protected] Chris Brown Augsburg College Minnesota Intercollegiate Head Coach (612) 330-1301 [email protected] Jamie Rice Babson College ECAC-East Head Coach (781) 239-5981 [email protected] Steve Hoar Becker College ECAC-Northeast Head Coach (774) 354-0483 [email protected] Charlie Burggraf Bethel University Minnesota Intercollegiate Head Coach (651) 638-6471 [email protected] Terry Meagher Bowdoin College NESCAC Head Coach (207) 725-3328 [email protected] Steve Murphy Buffalo State College SUNY Athletic Conference Head Coach (716) 878-3396 [email protected] Trevor Gilligan Canton Independent Head Coach (315) 386-7104 [email protected] Steve Moffat Castleton State College ECAC-East Head Coach (802) 468-6429 [email protected] Blaise MacDonald Colby College NESCAC Head Coach (207) 859-4913 [email protected] Mark Wick College of St. Scholastica NCHA Head Coach (218) 723-6610 [email protected] Chris Howe Concorida College Minnesota Intercollegiate Head Coach (218) 299-4166 [email protected] Jasen Wise Concorida Univeristy NCHA Head Coach (262) 243-4355 [email protected] Jim Ward Connecticut College NESCAC Head Coach (860) 439-5237 [email protected] TJ Manastersky Curry College ECAC-Northeast Head Coach (617) 333-2224 [email protected] Eric McCambly Daniel Webster College Independent Head Coach (603) 577-6616 [email protected] Aaron Saul Elmira College ECAC-West Head Coach (607) 735-1970 [email protected] RJ Tolan Endicott College Independent Head Coach TBD TBD Dane Litke Finlandia University NCHA Head Coach (906) 487-7316 [email protected] Dean Fuller Fitchburg State College MASCAC Head Coach (978) 345-3950 [email protected] TJ Brown Framingham State College MASCAC Head Coach (508) 626-4614 [email protected] Jeff Meredith Fredonia State University SUNY Athletic Conference Head Coach (716) 673-3334 [email protected] Brett Peterson Gustavus Adolphus Minnesota Intercollegiate Head Coach (507) 933-7615 [email protected] Rob Haberbusch Hamilton College NESCAC Head Coach (315) 859-4438 [email protected] Cory Laylin Hamline University Minnesota Intercollegiate Head Coach (651) 523-2243 [email protected] Mark Taylor Hobart College ECAC-West Head Coach (315) 781-3539 [email protected] Erik Noack Johnson & Wales Univ. ECAC-Northeast Head Coach (401) 598-1636 [email protected] Ryan McKelvie Lake Forest College NCHA Head Coach (847) 735-6152 [email protected] Mike Szkodzinski Lawrence University NCHA Head Coach (920) 832-7348 [email protected] Arien Marshall Manhattanville College ECAC-West Head Coach (914) 798-2761 [email protected] Erik Largen Marian University NCHA Head Coach (920) 923-7667 [email protected] Neil Sinclair Middlebury College NESCAC Head Coach (802) 443-5991 [email protected] Mark Ostapina Milwaukee School of Eng. NCHA Head Coach (414) 277-7565 [email protected] Kevin Krogol Morrisville State College SUNY Athletic Conference Head Coach (315) 684-6741 [email protected] George Roll Nazareth College ECAC-West Head Coach (585) 389-2119 [email protected] Matt Tendler Neumann University ECAC-West Head Coach (610) 361-5230 [email protected] Tom Carroll New England College ECAC-East Head Coach (603) 428-2294 [email protected] Parker Burgess Nichols College ECAC-Northeast Head Coach (508) 213-2305 [email protected] Gregory Seamus Northland College NCHA Head Coach (715) 682-1395 [email protected] Mike McShane Norwich University ECAC-East Head Coach (802) 485-2242 [email protected] William O'Neill Salem State College MASCAC Head Coach (978) 542-6575 [email protected] Andy Boschetto Salve Regina University ECAC-Northeast Head Coach (401) 341-2242 [email protected] Rob Hutchison Skidmore College ECAC-East Head Coach (518) 580-5374 [email protected] Ed Seney St. Anselm College ECAC-East Head Coach (603) 222-4273 [email protected] Doug Schueller St. John's University Minnesota Intercollegiate Head Coach (320) 363-2242 [email protected] Bill Moore St. Mary's University Minnesota Intercollegiate Head Coach (507) 457-7306 [email protected] Damian DiGiulian St. Michaels College ECAC-East Head Coach (802) 654-2551 [email protected] Tim Coghlin St. Norbert College NCHA Head Coach (920) 403-2025 [email protected] Sean Goldsworthy St. Olaf College Minnesota Intercollegiate Head Coach (507) 786-3456 [email protected] Brian Dickinson SUNY-•‐Brockport SUNY Athletic Conference Head Coach (585) 395-5351 [email protected] Joe Cardarelli SUNY-•‐Cortland SUNY Athletic Conference Head Coach (607) 753-4990 [email protected] Chris Schultz SUNY-•‐Geneseo SUNY Athletic Conference Head Coach (585) 245-5356 [email protected] Ed Gosek SUNY-•‐Oswego SUNY Athletic Conference Head Coach (315) 312-4145 [email protected] Bob Emery SUNY-•‐Plattsburgh SUNY Athletic Conference Head Coach (518) 564-3607 [email protected] Chris Bernard SUNY-•‐Potsdam SUNY Athletic Conference Head Coach (315) 267-2518 [email protected] Matthew Greason Trinity College NESCAC Head Coach (860) 297-5176 [email protected] Brian Murphy Tufts University NESCAC Head Coach (617) 627-5286 [email protected] Peter Belisle UMASS-•‐Boston ECAC-East Head Coach (617) 287-7812 [email protected] Kevin Swallow University of New England ECAC-East Head Coach (207) 602-2663 [email protected] Ed Harding University of Southern ECAC-East Head Coach (207) 780-5987 [email protected] Jeff Boeser University of St. Thomas Minnesota Intercollegiate Head Coach (651) 962-5911 [email protected] Gary Heenan Utica College ECAC-West Head Coach (315) 792-3726 [email protected] Jay Pecora Wentworth Inst. Of Tech. ECAC-Northeast Head Coach (617) 989-4149 [email protected] Chris Potter Wesleyan University NESCAC Head Coach (860) 685-2927 [email protected] Gregory Hefferman West. New England College ECAC-Northeast Head Coach (413) 796-2283 [email protected] Bob Miele Westfield State College MASCAC Head Coach (413) 572-8221 [email protected] Bill Kangas Williams College NESCAC Head Coach (413) 597-2036 [email protected] Matt Loen Wisconsin-•‐Eau Claire NCHA Head Coach (715) 836-4516 [email protected] Steve Freeman Wisconsin-•‐River Falls NCHA Head Coach (715) 425-3252 [email protected] Chris Brooks Wisconsin-•‐Stevens Point NCHA Head Coach (269) 720-8578 [email protected] Terry Watkins Wisconsin-•‐Stout NCHA Head Coach (715) 232-1258 [email protected] Rich McKenna Wisconsin-•‐Superior NCHA Head Coach (715) 394-8362 [email protected] Shayne Toporowski Worcester State College MASCAC Head Coach (508) 929-8510 [email protected].
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