List of college women's ice hockey coaches with 250 wins

This is a list of women's college ice hockey coaches with 250 or more career wins. The all-time leader in wins is Bill Mandigo, head coach at Middlebury College since 1989, with a career record of 541-142-39. The career leader in winning percentage is Russ McCurdy, head coach at New Hampshire from 1978 to 1992, with a record of 264-36-10 (.868).

Key

*	Active as of 2016

Coaches with 250 career wins

Statistics correct as of the end of the 2016-2017 college women's ice hockey season.^[1]^[2]

Rank	Name	Years	Wins	Losses	Ties	Pct.	Teams
1*	Bill Mandigo	29	541	142	39	.776	Middlebury 1989-present
2*	Katey Stone	22	451	208	42	.672	Harvard 1995-present
3*	Michael Sisti	18	444	146	44	.735	Mercyhurst 2000-present
4*	Mark Johnson	14	428	78	38	.822	Wisconsin 2003-present
5	Shannon Miller	16	383	144	50	.707	Minnesota-Duluth 1995-2014
6*	Mike Carroll	18	378	101	35	.769	Gustavus Adolphus 2000-present
7*	Paul Flanagan	18	367	225	59	.609	St. Lawrence 2000-2008; Syracuse 2009-present
8	Laura Halldorson	17	337	142	31	.691	Colby 1990-1996; Minnesota 1998-2007
9*	Joe Cranston	18	336	132	40	.701	Wisconsin-River Falls, 2000-present
10*	Jeff Kampersal	21	327	261	58	.551	Princeton, 1996-present
11	Heather Linstad	21	322	289	81	.524	Northeastern 1993-00; Connecticut 2001-2013
12*	Brad Frost	10	319	53	27	.833	Minnesota, 2008-present
13	Digit Murphy	22	318	244	57	.560	Brown 1990-2011
14*	Bob Deraney	18	302	275	66	.521	Providence, 1999-present
15	John Marchetti	19	294	173	26	.623	Providence 1981-94, Yale 1998-2002
16*	Kevin Houle	12	287	42	22	.849	Plattsburgh State, 2004-present
17	Rick Seeley	15	278	173	56	.604	Manhattanville, 2000-02; Clarkson, 2004-08; Quinnipiac, 2009-14
17*	Peter VanBuskirk	17	278	140	29	.654	Holy Cross 2000-present
19*	Brian Idalski	15	277	177	50	.599	Wisconsin-Stevens Point 2001-05; North Dakota 2006-2007-16
20	Russ McCurdy	16	264	36	10	.868	New Hampshire 1978-1992
21	Brian McCloskey	12	255	127	40	.652	New Hampshire, 2003-2014

References

↑ "NCAA Career Statistics". NCAA. Retrieved June 13, 2017.
↑ "NCAA Ice Hockey: Women's Coaching Records" (PDF). NCAA. Retrieved June 13, 2017.

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[1] "NCAA Career Statistics". NCAA. Retrieved June 13, 2017.

[2] "NCAA Ice Hockey: Women's Coaching Records" (PDF). NCAA. Retrieved June 13, 2017.