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Men's Ice Hockey Coaching Records Men’s Ice Hockey Coaching Records RECORDS ENTERING 2011-12 SEASON All-Divisions Coaching Records Winningest All-Time by Percentage ... 2 Winningest All-Time by Victories ......... 2 Division I Coaching Records Winningest Active by Percentage ....... 3 Winningest Active by Victories ............ 3 Winningest All-Time by Percentage ... 3 Winningest All-Time by Victories ........ 4 Division III Coaching Records Winningest Active by Percentage ....... 5 Winningest Active by Victories ............ 5 Winningest All-Time by Percentage ... 5 Winningest All-Time by Victories ........ 5 Coaching Honors ......................................... 7 2 MEN'S ICE HOCKEY 2011-12 Coaching Records All-Divisions Coaching Records (Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA school; Rank Coach (Colleges Coached, Tenure) Yrs. W L T Pct.† includes record as head coach at all four-year institutions.) 56. Dick Bertrand (Cornell 1971-82; Ferris St. 1983-86) 16 292 186 19 .607 57. Don Brose (Minn. St. Mankato 1970-83, 85-00)...... 30 536 335 79 .606 58. Doug Ross (Ohio 1977; Kent St. 1979-81; Winningest Coaches All-Time Ala.-Huntsville 1985-07) .............................................. 27 457 294 43 .603 59. Mike Addesa (Holy Cross 1977-79; Rensselaer 1980-89) ..................................................... 13 236 155 9 .601 BY PERCENTAGE 60. *Enrico Blasi (Miami [OH] 2000-11) .............................. 12 262 169 46 .597 Rank Coach (Colleges Coached, Tenure) Yrs. W L T Pct.† 61. John Gasparini (North Dakota 1978-94).................... 17 407 270 26 .597 1. *Tim Coghlin (St. Norbert 1994-11) ............................. 18 390 108 40 .762 62. George Menard (St. Lawrence 1956-67, 69-71) ...... 15 204 137 14 .594 2. Alfred Winsor Jr. (Harvard 1906-17, 22) ...................... 13 86 27 0 .761 63. *George Gwozdecky (Wis.-River Falls 1982-84; 3. *John Rolli (Mass.-Dartmouth 1985-11) .................... 27 529 158 25 .761 Miami [OH] 1990-94; Denver 1995-11) ................ 25 548 363 76 .594 4. *Bob Emery (Plattsburgh St. 1990-11)........................ 22 485 154 49 .741 64. Steve Nelson (Wis.-Superior 1987-00) ........................ 14 249 168 21 .592 5. Ned Harkness (Rensselaer 1950-63; 65. *Mark Taylor (Hobart 2001-11) ...................................... 11 159 106 29 .590 Cornell 1964-70; Union [NY] 1976-77) ................. 23 380 130 10 .740 66. John Dunham (Trinity [CT] 1975-07) .......................... 33 441 306 34 .586 6. Bill Harrison (Clarkson 1949-58) .................................... 10 127 47 6 .722 67. Mark Mazzoleni (Wis.-Stevens Point 1986-91; 7. *Bill Beaney (New England Col. 1978-84; Miami [OH] 1995-99; Harvard 2000-04) ............... 16 302 207 43 .586 Middlebury 1987-02, 04-11) ..................................... 31 554 216 48 .707 68. *Rand Pecknold (Quinnipiac 1995-11) ....................... 17 317 216 54 .586 8. *Daniel Stauber (Wis.-Superior 2001-11) .................. 11 208 76 42 .702 69. Ed Saugestad (Augsburg 1959-90, 92-96) ................ 37 503 354 21 .585 9. Ron Mason (Lake Superior St. 1967-73; 70. *Lou Izzi (Johnson & Wales [RI] 1998-03; Bowling Green 1974-79; Michigan St. 1980-02) 36 924 380 83 .696 Nichols 2005-11) ............................................................ 13 191 134 14 .584 10. R.H. “Bob” Peters (North Dakota 1965-66; 71. John Mariucci (Minnesota 1953-55, 57-66) .............. 13 197 138 18 .584 Bemidji St. 1967-82, 84-01) ........................................ 36 744 313 50 .695 *Active coach. †Ties computed as half won and half lost. 11. *Jeff Jackson (Lake Superior St. 1991-96; Notre Dame 2006-11) .................................................. 12 323 131 52 .690 BY VICTORIES 12. Larry Armstrong (Minnesota 1936-47) ....................... 12 123 53 10 .688 13. *Keith Levinthal (Manhattanville 2000-11) .............. 12 202 84 28 .688 Rank Coach (Colleges Coached, Tenure) Yrs. W L T Pct.† 14. Vic Heyliger (Michigan 1945-57; 1. Ron Mason (Lake Superior St. 1967-73; Air Force 1969-74) ......................................................... 19 318 141 17 .686 Bowling Green 1974-79; Michigan St. 1980-02) 36 924 380 83 .696 15. Joseph Stubbs (Harvard 1928-38) ................................ 11 95 43 6 .681 2. *Jerry York (Clarkson 1973-79; Bowling Green 16. Steve Stirling (Babson 1979-83, 86-93; 1980-94; Boston College 1995-11) ......................... 39 880 547 93 .610 Providence 1984-85) .................................................... 15 290 129 28 .680 3. *Jack Parker (Boston U. 1974-11) .................................. 38 850 444 112 .644 17. Shawn Walsh (Maine 1985-01) ...................................... 17 423 188 47 .679 4. *Rick Comley (Lake Superior St. 1974-76; 18. Eric Hoffberg (Rochester Inst. 1990-99) ..................... 10 187 83 22 .678 Northern Mich. 1977-02; Michigan St. 2003-11) 38 783 615 110 .556 19. Barry Urbanski (Salem St. 1965-75) ............................. 11 137 65 4 .675 5. R.H. “Bob” Peters (North Dakota 1965-66; 20. Murray Armstrong (Denver 1957-77) ......................... 21 460 215 31 .674 Bemidji St. 1967-82, 84-01) ........................................ 36 744 313 50 .695 21. *Red Berenson (Michigan 1985-11)............................. 27 728 339 73 .671 6. *Red Berenson (Michigan 1985-11)............................. 27 728 339 73 .671 22. Cheddy Thompson (Colorado Col. 1946-55) ........... 10 150 73 5 .669 7. Len Ceglarski (Clarkson 1959-72; 23. Terry Skrypek (St. Thomas [MN] 1988-10) ................. 23 418 197 46 .667 Boston College 1973-92) ............................................ 34 672 341 36 .658 24. *Terry Meagher (Bowdoin 1984-11) ............................ 28 459 218 44 .667 8. Jeff Sauer (Colorado Col. 1972-82; 25. John “Snooks” Kelley (Boston College 1933-42, Wisconsin 1983-02) ....................................................... 31 655 532 57 .549 47-72) .................................................................................. 36 501 249 15 .665 9. *Mike McShane (St. Lawrence 1981-85; Providence 1986-94; Norwich 1996-11) .............. 30 586 314 55 .642 26. Doug Woog (Minnesota 1986-99) ................................ 14 390 188 40 .663 10. *Don Lucia (Alas. Fairbanks 1988-93; 27. *Wayne Wilson (Rochester Inst. 2000-11) ................. 12 232 112 33 .659 Colorado Col. 1994-99; Minnesota 2000-11) ..... 24 568 314 82 .632 28. *Dean Blais (North Dakota 1995-04; Neb. Omaha 2010-11).................................................. 12 303 147 41 .659 11. John MacInnes (Michigan Tech 1957-82) ................. 26 555 295 39 .646 29. *Steve Freeman (Wis.-River Falls 1997-11) ............... 15 276 136 31 .658 12. *Bill Beaney (New England Col. 1978-84; 30. Len Ceglarski (Clarkson 1959-72; Middlebury 1987-02, 04-11) ..................................... 31 554 216 48 .707 Boston College 1973-92) ............................................ 34 672 341 36 .658 13. *George Gwozdecky (Wis.-River Falls 1982-84; Miami [OH] 1990-94; Denver 1995-11) ................ 25 548 363 76 .594 31. *Dean Fuller (Fitchburg St. 1985-11) ........................... 27 454 229 39 .656 14. Jack Riley (Army 1951-86) ................................................ 36 542 343 20 .610 32. Mark Morris (Clarkson 1989-02) .................................... 14 306 153 42 .653 15. Don Brose (Minn. St. Mankato 1970-83, 85-00)...... 30 536 335 79 .606 33. John MacInnes (Michigan Tech 1957-82) ................. 26 555 295 39 .646 34. Don Roberts (Gust. Adolphus 1965-96) ..................... 32 515 278 25 .645 16. *John Rolli (Mass.-Dartmouth 1985-11) .................... 27 529 158 25 .761 35. *Richard Umile (New Hampshire 1991-11) .............. 21 482 247 84 .645 17. Don Roberts (Gust. Adolphus 1965-96) ..................... 32 515 278 25 .645 36. *Jack Parker (Boston U. 1974-11) .................................. 38 850 444 112 .644 18. Ed Saugestad (Augsburg 1959-90, 92-96) ................ 37 503 354 21 .585 37. Ralph C. Weiland (Harvard 1951-71) ........................... 21 316 172 17 .643 19. John “Snooks” Kelley (Boston College 1933-42, 38. *Mike McShane (St. Lawrence 1981-85; 47-72) .................................................................................. 36 501 249 15 .665 Providence 1986-94; Norwich 1996-11) .............. 30 586 314 55 .642 20. *Bill O’Neill (Salem St. 1982-11) ..................................... 30 487 302 51 .610 39. *Don Lucia (Alas. Fairbanks 1988-93; 21. *Bob Emery (Plattsburgh St. 1990-11)........................ 22 485 154 49 .741 Colorado Col. 1994-99; Minnesota 2000-11) ..... 24 568 314 82 .632 22. *Richard Umile (New Hampshire 1991-11) .............. 21 482 247 84 .645 40. Charlie Holt (New Hampshire 1969-86) ..................... 18 364 210 15 .631 23. *Joe Marsh (St. Lawrence 1986-11) ............................. 26 468 398 73 .537 41. *Mike Schafer (Cornell 1996-11) ................................... 16 313 173 56 .629 24. Murray Armstrong (Denver 1957-77) ......................... 21 460 215 31 .674 42. Jack Roos (Clarkson 1930-44, 47-48) ........................... 17 136 79 7 .628 25. *Terry Meagher (Bowdoin 1984-11) ............................ 28 459 218 44 .667 43. Clarence Wanamaker (Dartmouth 1916-18, 20; 26. Doug Ross (Ohio 1977; Kent St. 1979-81; Yale 1922-28) ................................................................... 11 97 57 5 .626 Ala.-Huntsville 1985-07) .............................................. 27 457 294 43 .603 44. Olav Kollevoll (St. Lawrence 1951-55; 27. *Dean Fuller (Fitchburg St. 1985-11) ..........................
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