Hockey | Men's Varsity

List of 2 members.

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  Connor Gorman 

  Bio

  Head Coach
  
  Connor Gorman brings his many years of hockey experience as the head coach of the New Hampton School Men’s Hockey team. Gorman is a former prep, NCAA, and professional hockey player. 

   

  Gorman takes great pride in his teams being tough to play against while possessing a high-level of talent, energy, and IQ. He has a passion for developing the whole person in their pursuit of being a successful student, athlete, and community member. Under Gorman’s leadership since 2019, the Huskies have made the NEPSAC Small School Tournament in 2020 and 2023. The Huskies also have multiple tournament Championships and Finals appearances at the Brooks-Pingree Holiday Tournament.

   

  Gorman has assisted in the development of many current Division I and III players. He also has experience navigating the junior hockey landscape with current and former players drafted and tendered in the USHL, NAHL, BCHL, NCDC, and EHL. In the summers, Gorman participates in numerous events throughout the northeast. He works for USA Hockey as a coach and evaluator for the New England District and has also worked with the college programs in the summer with their on ice development.

   

  During his NCAA playing career, Gorman went on to compete for legendary coach, Bob Emery, at the State University of New York College at Plattsburgh. During his time at Plattsburgh, Gorman played in over 100 games, helped capture a SUNYAC Championship his junior year, was a two-time All-Conference player, and two-time All-Academic selection. Gorman was the recipient of the Senior Athlete Achievement Award which is given to that athlete who demonstrates excellences in athletic performance, leadership, and sportsmanship. Gorman was also a two-sport NCAA athlete as he competed on the Plattsburgh lacrosse team as a long-stick midfielder. 
  
  Following his graduation, Gorman played two years of professional hockey with the Peoria Rivermen of the Southern Professional Hockey League and spent training camp with the Quad City Mallards of the East Coast Hockey League. Gorman had 90 points in 115 professional games.
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  Zachary O'Steen 

  Bio

  Assistant Coach