Morgan Elevated to Associate Coach
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HANOVER, N.H. -- Dartmouth head coach Mark
Hudak announced today that Rob
Morgan has been promoted to associate head coach for the Big
Green.
"Rob has done an excellent job of recruiting and coaching Dartmouth
student-athletes over the last five years," said Hudak. "I am
extremely pleased to recognize Rob for the outstanding job he's
done here. Rob is respected by all those who know him, in and out
of hockey. He is well deserving of this new position. Both he and
Holley Tyng, our other assistant, do an outstanding job with our
student-athletes. They are a huge part of our program and we would
not be as successful without them both."
Morgan is entering his sixth season as a member of the Dartmouth
coaching staff. He has been an assistant under Hudak since he took
the head coaching job back in 2003 and the two have enjoyed many
successful seasons. Morgan has contributed to two Ivy League
championships, one ECAC Hockey regular season and tournament
championship, two NCAA Frozen Four appearances and four NCAA
appearances
