List of college men's ice hockey coaches with 400 wins

This is a list of men's college ice hockey coaches with 400 career wins.

Jerry York, who has coached men's ice hockey for 46 years at Clarkson University, Bowling Green State University and Boston College is the all-time leader with 1053 wins.

With 894 wins in 40 years at Boston University, Jack Parker is the all-time leader in wins with a single program.

Among the coaches with at least 400 wins, the leader in winning percentage is Tim Coghlin of St. Norbert College in Wisconsin. Coghlin has a .776 winning percentage in 25 years at St. Norbert.

The all-time leader in losses among college ice hockey coaches is Jerry York with 628 losses in 46 seasons as a head coach.

Coach Frank Serratore, at the U. S. Air Force Academy, garnered his 400th win against Sacred Heart on 24 February 2017.

List of coaches with at least 400 wins

Key

*	Active as of 2017–18

Coaches with 400 career wins

Statistics correct as of the end of the 2018–19 college men's ice hockey season.[1][2][3]

= Coached one team

= Active Coaches

Rank	Name	Years	Wins	Losses	Ties	Pct.	Teams
1	Jerry York	47	1069	650	120	.574	Clarkson (1972–1979), Bowling Green (1979–1994), Boston College (1994–present)
2	Ron Mason	36	924	380	83	.696	Lake Superior State (1967–1973), Bowling Green (1973–1979), Michigan State (1979–2002)
3	Jack Parker	40	894	475	115	.641	Boston University (1974–2013)
4	Red Berenson	33	848	426	92	.654	Michigan (1984–2017)
5	Rick Comley	38	783	615	110	.556	Lake Superior State (1973–1976), Northern Michigan (1976–2002), Michigan State (2002–2011)
6	Bob Peters	36	744	313	50	.695	North Dakota (1964–1966), Bemidji State (1966–1982, 1983–2001)
7	Mike McShane	37	741	348	69	.670	St. Lawrence (1980–85), Providence (1985–1994), Norwich (1995–2018)
8	Don Lucia	31	736	403	102	.634	Alaska-Fairbanks (1987–1993), Colorado College (1993–1999), Minnesota (1999–2018)
9	Len Ceglarski	34	672	341	36	.658	Clarkson (1958–1972), Boston College (1972–1992)
10	Jeff Sauer	31	655	532	57	.549	Colorado College (1971–1982), Wisconsin (1982–2002)
11	Bob Emery	30	624	215	65	.726	Plattsburgh State (1989–2019)
12	Bill O'Neill	38	602	389	69	.600	Salem State (1981–present)
13	Bill Beaney	35	602	260	59	.686	New England College (1978–84), Middlebury (1986–2002, 2003–2015)
14	Dick Umile	28	598	375	114	.603	New Hampshire (1990–2018)
15	George Gwozdecky	27	593	391	85	.594	Wisconsin–River Falls (1981–1984), Miami (1989–1994), Denver (1994–2013)
16	Tim Coghlin	26	579	147	56	.776	St. Norbert (1993–present)
17	John Rolli	32	577	224	43	.709	Mass. Dartmouth (1984–2016)
18	Rick Gotkin	31	561	421	93	.537	Mercyhurst (1988–present)
19	John MacInnes	26	555	295	39	.646	Michigan Tech (1956–1982)
20	Dean Fuller	35	547	331	57	.616	Fitchburg State (1984–present)
21	Jack Riley	36	542	343	20	.610	Army (1950–1986)
21	Terry Meagher	33	542	253	58	.669	Bowdoin (1984–2016)
23	Don Brose	30	536	335	79	.606	Minnesota State-Mankato (1970–1983, 1985–2000)
24	Rand Pecknold	25	513	307	91	.613	Quinnipiac (1994–present)
25	Jeff Jackson	20	503	243	82	.657	Lake Superior State (1990–96), Notre Dame (2005–present)
26	Don Roberts	32	515	278	25	.645	Gustavus Adolphus (1964–1996)
27	John Kelley	36	501	249	15	.665	Boston College (1933–1942, 1947–1972)
28	Joe Marsh	26	468	398	73	.537	St. Lawrence (1986–2011)
29	Jack Arena	36	480	346	74	.574	Amherst (1983–present)
30	Murray Armstrong	21	460	215	31	.674	Denver (1956–1977)
31	Mike Schafer	24	458	259	95	.623	Cornell (1995–present)
32	Bob Daniels	27	455	489	104	.484	Ferris State (1992–present)
33	Frank Serratore	26	444	444	95	.500	Denver (1990–1994), Air Force (1997–present)
34	John Dunham	33	441	306	34	.586	Trinity (1974–2007)
35	Bill Wilkinson	26	437	469	81	.484	Western Michigan (1982–99), Wayne State (1999–08)
36	Mike Gilligan	25	419	350	49	.542	Salem St. (1975–1981), Yale (1983–1984), Vermont (1984–2003)
37	Don Vaughan	26	417	446	101	.485	Colgate (1992–2003, 2004–present)
38	Terry Skrypek	23	415	194	45	.669	St. Thomas (1987–2010)
39	Jeff Meredith	31	412	341	88	.542	Fredonia State (1988–present)
40	Bob Gaudet	31	411	468	108	.471	Brown (1988–1997), Dartmouth (1997–present)
41	Dean Blais	18	408	248	63	.611	North Dakota (1995–2004), Omaha (2010–2017)
41	Craig Dahl	24	408	402	57	.503	Bethel (1981–1985), Wisconsin–River Falls (1985–1986), St. Cloud State (1987–2006)

Notes

Shawn Walsh finished his career with 399 wins, however, that total excludes the 27 wins he was forced to vacate as part of a pair of NCAA rulings on player ineligibility.[4]

References

"NCAA Career Statistics Database". NCAA. Retrieved August 31, 2015.
"All-Time Coaching Records". USCHO. Retrieved 2012-08-07.
"Men's Ice Hockey Coaching Records" (PDF). NCAA. 2015. Retrieved March 9, 2016.
"Maine Suspends Coach Who Won Hockey Crown". Chicago Tribune. 1995-12-22. Retrieved 2016-07-22.

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[1] "NCAA Career Statistics Database". NCAA. Retrieved August 31, 2015.

[2] "All-Time Coaching Records". USCHO. Retrieved 2012-08-07.

[3] "Men's Ice Hockey Coaching Records" (PDF). NCAA. 2015. Retrieved March 9, 2016.

[4] "Maine Suspends Coach Who Won Hockey Crown". Chicago Tribune. 1995-12-22. Retrieved 2016-07-22.