List of college men's ice hockey coaches with 300 wins

This is a list of men's college ice hockey coaches with 300 career wins.

Key

*	Active as of 2011

Coaches with 300 career wins

Statistics correct as of the end of the 2010-2011 college men's ice hockey season.^[1]^[2]

Rank	Name	Years	Wins	Losses	Ties	Pct.	Teams
1	Ron Mason	36	924	380	83	.696	Lake Superior State 1967-1973; Bowling Green 1974-1979; Michigan State 1980-2002
2*	Jerry York	39	880	547	93	.610	Clarkson 1973-1979; Bowling Green 1980-1994; Boston College 1994-2011
3*	Jack Parker	38	850	444	112	.644	Boston University 1974-2011
4	Rick Comley	37	783	615	110	.556	Lake Superior State 1974-1976; Northern Michigan 1977-2002; Michigan State 2003-2011
5	R.H. "Bob" Peters	36	744	313	50	.695	North Dakota 1965-1966; Bemidji State 1967-1982, 1984-2001
6*	Red Berenson	28	730	339	73	.671	Michigan 1984-present
7	Len Ceglarski	35	689	344	36	.661	Clarkson 1958-1972; Boston College 1973-1992
8	Jeff Sauer	31	655	532	57	.549	Colorado College 1972-1982; Wisconsin 1983-2002
9*	Mike McShane	30	586	314	55	.642	St. Lawrence 1981-85; Providence 1986-1994; Norwich 1996-2011
10*	Don Lucia	24	568	314	82	.632	Alaska Fairbanks 1988-1993; Colorado College 1994-1999; Minnesota 2000-2011
11	John MacInnes	26	555	295	39	.646	Michigan Tech 1957-1982
12*	Bill Beaney	31	554	216	48	.707	New England College 1978-84; Middlebury 1987-2011
13*	George Gwozdecky	25	548	363	76	.594	Wisconsin-River Falls 1982-1984; Miami (Ohio) 1990-94; Denver 1995-2011
14	John P. Riley, Jr.	36	542	343	20	.610	Army 1951-1986
15	Don Brose	34	540	363	79	.590	Concordia (Minn.) 1959-1962, Minnesota State Mankato 1970-1983, 1985-2000
16	Don Roberts	33	515	278	25	.645	Gustavus Adolphus 1964-1996
17*	John Rolli	27	529	158	25	.761	Mass. Dartmouth 1985-2011
18	Ed Saugestad	37	503	354	21	.585	Augsburg 1959-1990, 1992-1996
19	John "Snooks" Kelley	36	501	249	15	.665	Boston College 1933-1942, 1947-1972
20*	Bill O'Neill	30	487	302	51	.610	Salem State 1982-2011
21*	Bob Emery	22	485	154	49	.741	SUNY Plattsburgh 1990-2011
22*	Dick Umile	21	482	247	84	.645	New Hampshire 1991-2011
23*	Joe Marsh	26	468	399	73	.537	St. Lawrence 1986-2011
24	Murray Armstrong	21	460	215	31	.674	Denver 1957-1977
25*	Terry Meagher	28	459	218	44	.667	Bowdoin 1984-2011
26	Doug Ross	27	457	294	43	.603	Ohio 1977; Kent State 1979-81; Alabama-Huntsville 1985-2007
27*	Dean Fuller	27	454	229	39	.656	Fitchburg St. 1985-2011
28	John Dunham	33	441	306	34	.586	Trinity (Conn.) 1975-2007
29	Bill Wilkinson	26	437	469	81	.484	Western Mich. 1983-99; Wayne State 2000-08
30	Shawn Walsh	17	423	188	47	.679	Maine 1985-2001
31	Terry Skrypek	23	415	194	45	.669	St. Thomas (Minn.) 1988-2010
32*	Rich Gotkin	23	414	290	56	.582	Mercyhurst 1989-2011
33	Craig Dahl	24	408	402	57	.503	Bethel (Minn.) 1981-1985; Wisconsin-River Falls 1986; St. Cloud St. 1988-2006
34	John Gasparini	17	407	270	26	.597	North Dakota 1978-94
35	Mike Gilligan	25	407	337	47	.544	Salem St. 1976-81; Vermont 1985-03
36	Bob Johnson	19	406	248	27	.616	Colorado College 1964-66; Wisconsin 1967-1982
37*	Tim Coghlin	18	390	108	40	.762	St. Norbert 1994-2011
37	Doug Woog	14	390	188	40	.663	Minnesota 1986-99
39	Amo Bessone	31	387	458	22	.459	Michigan Tech 1949-51; Michigan St. 1952-79
40	Ned Harkness	23	384	131	11	.740	Rensselaer 1950-63; Cornell 1964-70; Union (N.Y.) 1976-1978
41	Don Olson	31	377	399	41	.487	St. Mary's (Minn.) 1977-1989, 1991-2008
42	Mike Sertich	21	375	397	53	.487	Minnesota Duluth 1983-00; Michigan Tech 2001-2003
43	Charlie Holt	18	364	210	15	.631	New Hampshire 1968-1985
44	William J. Riley Jr.	22	363	270	22	.571	UMass-Lowell 1970-1991
45	Paul Duffy	25	356	317	32	.528	SUNY Geneseo 1977-2001
46	Tim Taylor	30	354	467	57	.436	Yale 1977-06
47	Vic Heyliger	24	352	157	19	.685	Illinois 1940-1943, Michigan 1944-56; Air Force 1969-1974
48	Tony Fritz	32	351	428	44	.453	Lake Forest 1979-2010
49	Brian Cavanaugh	24	341	306	57	.525	Canisius 1981-1982, 1984-2005
50	Jack Arena	27	340	278	45	.547	Amherst 1984-2010
51	William McCormick	35	336	355	21	.487	Williams 1955-1989
52*	Jeff Meredith	23	306	237	57	.558	SUNY Fredonia 1989-2011
53	Jerry Welsh	20	328	381	56	.465	Ohio State 1976-1095
54	Sid Watson	24	326	210	11	.606	Bowdoin 1960-1983
55	Bill Cleary	19	325	200	22	.614	Harvard 1972-90
56	Glenn Thomaris	19	318	197	26	.612	Elmira 1988-01; SUNY Potsdam 2003-07
57*	Rand Pecknold	17	317	216	54	.586	Quinnipiac 1995-2011
57	Don Cahoon		317	352	65	.476	Lehigh 1974; Norwich 1980-1982; Princeton 1992-2000; Massachusetts 2001-2010
59*	Bruce Marshall	23	316	353	64	.475	Connecticut 1989-2011
59	Ralph C. Weiland	21	316	172	17	.643	Harvard 1951-71
61	Eddie Jeremiah	26	308	247	12	.554	Dartmouth 1938-1942, 1946-1963, 1965-1967
62	Lefty Smith	19	307	320	31	.490	Notre Dame 1969-1987
63	Mark Morris		306	156	42	.649	Clarkson 1989-2002
64	Phil Grady		304	260	35	.537	Hamilton 1985-2008
65	Don Unger		303	184	14	.619	SUNY Oswego 1981-1997
66	Brush Christiansen		303	241	33	.554	Alaska-Anchorage 1980-1996
67	Mark Mazzoleni	16	302	207	43	.586	Wisconsin-Stevens Point 1986-1991; Miami (Ohio) 1995-1999; Harvard 2000-2004

References

^ "NCAA Career Statistics Database". NCAA. http://web1.ncaa.org/stats/StatsSrv/careersearch. Retrieved July 13, 2011.
^ "All-Time Coaching Records". USCHO. http://www.uscho.com/stats/coach-alltime.php/gender,m.html. Retrieved 2010-06-22.

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