Boston University Extends Jay Pandolfo's Contract as Head Coach of Men's Ice Hockey
Boston University director of athletics Drew Marrochello has announced that Jay Pandolfo has signed a multi-year contract extension to remain head coach of the men's ice hockey program. Pandolfo has led the Terriers to three straight Frozen Fours, including a national runner-up finish this past April. Under his guidance, BU has won three Hockey East regular-season and tournament championships, including the 2023 Hockey East Coach of the Year award.
Key Takeaways:
- Jay Pandolfo has signed a multi-year contract extension to remain head coach of the Boston University men's ice hockey program.
- Pandolfo has led the Terriers to three straight Frozen Fours, including a national runner-up finish this past April.
- In three seasons at the helm, Pandolfo has an 81-35-4 record, the best among active head coaches.
- Pandolfo has taken BU to three Hockey East regular-season and tournament championships, including the 2023 Hockey East Coach of the Year award.
- Under Pandolfo's guidance, Terrier skaters have combined for five All-America honors, including four first-team selections.
- BU has boasted 12 Hockey East All-Stars across the last three seasons, leading the league.
- Seven Terriers coached by Pandolfo have made their debuts in the National Hockey League, including two of the three finalists for this year's Calder Trophy.
Statistics:
- Pandolfo's 81-35-4 record in three seasons is the best among active head coaches.
- BU has won three Hockey East regular-season and tournament championships under Pandolfo's guidance.
- Pandolfo has taken BU to three straight Frozen Fours, including a national runner-up finish this past April.
- Five Terrier skaters have received All-America honors under Pandolfo's guidance.
- Twelve Hockey East All-Stars have emerged from BU under Pandolfo's leadership.
Sources:
- Drew Marrochello, Director of Athletics, Boston University
- Jay Pandolfo, Head Coach, Boston University Men's Ice Hockey
- Boston University Athletics
- Mellissa Gilliam, President, Boston University