Harvard Crimson men's ice hockey
Coaches
Harvard's men's team has been in continual operation since 1897 with two notable exceptions. The university did not field a team for the 1917-18 season nor was there a team from 1943 through the spring of 1945.

Harvard Crimson men's ice hockey

Section Title: Coaches
Table Section Text: Harvard's men's team has been in continual operation since 1897 with two notable exceptions. The university did not field a team for the 1917-18 season nor was there a team from 1943 through the spring of 1945.

Tenure	Coach	Years	Record	Pct.

2004–present	Ted Donato	15	238–211–55	.527

1999–2004	Mark Mazzoleni	5	82–72–13	.530

1990–1999	Ronn Tomassoni	9	145–115–24	.553

1971–1990	Bill Cleary	19	324–201–24	.612

1950–1971	Ralph "Cooney" Weiland	21	315–173–17	.641

1942–1943, 1945–1950	John Chase	6	53–44–3	.545

1938–1942	Clark Hodder	4	20–34–3	.377

1927–1938	Joseph Stubbs	11	95–43–6	.681

1924–1927	Edward Bigelow	3	25–6–2	.788

1920–1924	William Claflin	4	28–14–0	.667

1918–1920	Coached by Captains	2	10–1–0	.909

1903–1917	Alfred Winsor	14	89–25–0	.781

1897–1903	Coached by Captains	7	17–6–0	.739

Totals	11 coaches	120 seasons	1436–944–147	.597

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As head coach for Harvard Crimson men's ice hockey, Bill Cleary won 324 games in 19 seasons.

final_sentence: As head coach for Harvard Crimson men's ice hockey, Bill Cleary won 324 games in 19 seasons.