ADVISOR TO BOY HOCKEY PLAYERS

EDUCATION

Roxbury Latin School (Class of 1985)

Hamilton College (Class of 1989)

COACHING CAREER

35+ years of coaching and playing experience in NCAA Division I and New England Prep hockey.

Milton Academy (2003–2023): Head Coach of Boys’ Varsity Hockey for 20 years.

Inherited a struggling program with a 3–27 record in his first season and transformed it into a perennial Top 10 New England contender.

Led Milton to:

Five New England Elite Eight Tournament appearances

New England Championship title in 2011

New England Championship game appearance in 2016

Three Independent School League (ISL) titles

Flood-Marr Tournament championship in 2023, Milton’s first since 1982.

NCAA COACHING CAREER

Assistant Coach at Northeastern University for six seasons (1996–2002).

Also coached at American International College and North Adams State College.

Played a key role in developing collegiate talent in the Hockey East Conference.

USA HOCKEY INVOLVEMENT

Assistant Coach, U.S. Select 17 Team – Gold medal winners in Fussen, Germany (2001).

Head Coach, U.S. Select 16 Team – Gold medal winners in Prague, Czech Republic (2002).

Served as an evaluator, head coach, and assistant coach for multiple USA Hockey Select Teams (14–17 age groups) at development festivals in Rochester, NY, St. Cloud, MN, and Stockholm, Sweden

AWARDS & RECOGNITION

Named New England Prep Coach of the Year twice: in 2011 and 2023.

Part of the Hockey East Coaching Staff of the Year (1996) while at Northeastern.

ADVISOR TO GIRL HOCKEY PLAYERS

EDUCATION

Goaltender at Boston University (1983–1987)

Won two Beanpot championships, captured one Hockey East championship, and played a key role for the Terriers during a strong four-year stretch.

COACHING CAREER

30+ years of coaching experience in NCAA Division I men’s and women’s ice hockey.

Former Head Coach of the Worcester Railers (ECHL), a minor professional team.

Head Coach of the Providence College Women’s Ice Hockey Program (1999–2018):

Spent 19 seasons leading the Friars.

Guided the team to three Hockey East championships.

Named Hockey East Coach of the Year three times.

Departed as the winningest coach in Providence College and Hockey East history.

Prior to Providence, served as Assistant Coach for three NCAA Division I men’s programs: Northeastern University, Dartmouth College, and UMass Amherst.

Specialized in coaching defensemen and goaltenders, and was extensively involved in video analysis and recruiting.

Known for developing winning teams and building successful programs across collegiate and professional hockey.

USA HOCKEY INVOLVEMENT

30+ years of service with USA Hockey as a scout, player development coach at national festivals, and coach for Women’s and Junior National Teams.

Gold Medal Achievements:

Assistant coach for the Women’s U18 National Team – Gold, 2008 IIHF World Championships

Assistant coach for the U.S. Women’s National Team – Gold, 2015 IIHF World Championships

ADVISOR TO BOY HOCKEY PLAYERS

EDUCATION

Archbishop Williams High School

Boston College

COACHING CAREER

30+ years as a seasoned ice hockey coach and scout, best known for his long tenure as an assistant and associate head coach with Dartmouth College’s men’s hockey program.

Assistant coach at Providence College member of Hockey East 1993-1998.

Head coach of the Danville Wings (NAHL) in 1998–99.

Played a pivotal role in establishing Kent State University's Division I hockey program in the early 1990s.

Served as assistant coach at Dartmouth College from 1999 to 2008, then as associate head coach through the 2013–14 season.

Honored with the 2008 Terry Flanagan Award by the American Hockey Coaches Association, acknowledging his career achievements. 

Head Coach at South Kent Selects Academy from 2014 to 2017.

Currently a member of the Columbus Blue Jackets watching hockey across North America and beyond evaluating potential NHL talent. 

Coach Peters also serves on the USA Hockey scouting staff advising in the selection of the US Under 20 World Junior Team which has recently won back to back Gold Medals.