John Rolli
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
1984–2016Mass. Dartmouth
Head coaching record
Overall577–224–43 (.709)

John Rolli is a retired college men's ice hockey coach. Rolli graduated from Salem State College in 1973. He was the head hockey coach at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth from 1985 until 2016.

Career

Rolli headed the program for 38 years, becoming one of college hockey's most successful coaches. While in the third-tier ECAC conference, Rolli led the Corsairs to numerous conference championships while the league went through several rebrandings. Massachusetts Dartmouth left the conference in 2009 when the school's primary conference, MASCAC, began sponsoring ice hockey. He saw a great deal less success in the new league, posting the only losing records of his career, but he still managed to lead UMD to a pair of titles.

Upon his retirement in 2017, Rolli ranked 14th all-time among college men's ice hockey coaches.[1] He sits 17th all-time as of 2021. Of the coaches who have won at least 400 games, Rolli ranks 3rd all time in winning percentage.

Head Coaching Record

Statistics overview
Season Team Overall Conference Standing Postseason
Southern Massachusetts Corsairs (ECAC 3) (1984–1985)
1984–85 Southern Massachusetts 20–3–015–3–03rdECAC 3 Champion
Southern Massachusetts: 20–3–015–3–0
Southern Massachusetts Corsairs (ECAC North/South) (1985–1991)
1985–86 Southern Massachusetts 23–1–020–0–01stECAC North Division Semifinals
1986–87 Southern Massachusetts 20–4–116–2–12ndECAC North/South Runner-Up
1987–88 Southern Massachusetts 22–5–019–2–05thECAC North Division Semifinals
1988–89 Southern Massachusetts 24–4–018–3–01stECAC North/South Champion
1989–90 Southern Massachusetts 17–8–016–4–05thECAC North Runner-Up
1990–91 Southern Massachusetts 19–6–216–2–22ndECAC North Division Semifinals
Southern Massachusetts: 125–28–3106–13–3
Massachusetts–Dartmouth Corsairs (ECAC North/South) (1991–1992)
1991–92 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 17–9–014–5–03rdECAC North Division Semifinals
Massachusetts–Dartmouth: 17–9–014–5–0
Massachusetts–Dartmouth Corsairs (ECAC North) (1992–1998)
1992–93 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 21–3–113–1–01stECAC North/South/Central Champion
1993–94 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 18–5–113–1–02ndECAC North/South/Central Semifinals
1994–95 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 24–3–013–1–02ndECAC North/South/Central Champion
1995–96 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 25–2–014–0–01stECAC North/South/Central Runner-Up
1996–97 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 21–4–210–2–25thECAC North/South/Central Champion
1997–98 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 22–5–011–3–04thECAC North/South/Central Champion
Massachusetts–Dartmouth: 131–22–474–8–2
Massachusetts–Dartmouth Corsairs (ECAC Northeast) (1998–2009)
1998–99 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 20–5–314–1–2T–1stECAC Northeast Runner-Up
1999–00 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 15–9–28–3–24thECAC Northeast Semifinals
2000–01 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 15–9–210–5–25thECAC Northeast Quarterfinals
2001–02 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 18–6–113–2–0T–2ndECAC Northeast Quarterfinals
2002–03 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 15–7–39–6–16thECAC Northeast Quarterfinals
2003–04 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 18–8–111–4–15thECAC Northeast Semifinals
2004–05 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 22–5–014–1–02ndECAC Northeast Runner-Up
2005–06 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 25–5–014–1–01stNCAA Quarterfinals
2006–07 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 25–3–114–1–01stNCAA Quarterfinals
2007–08 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 18–9–113–3–02ndNCAA First Round
2008–09 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 16–8–213–3–1T–3rdECAC Northeast Quarterfinals
Massachusetts–Dartmouth: 207–74–16133–30–9
Massachusetts–Dartmouth Corsairs (MASCAC) (2009–2016)
2009–10 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 11–15–15–12–15thMASCAC Semifinals
2010–11 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 18–7–113–4–11stMASCAC Semifinals
2011–12 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 16–9–210–6–23rdMASCAC Semifinals
2012–13 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 12–8–79–3–62ndNCAA First Round
2013–14 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 5–18–25–13–07th
2014–15 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 8–16–36–9–36thMASCAC Semifinals
2015–16 Massachusetts–Dartmouth 7–15–46–9–34thMASCAC Quarterfinals
Massachusetts–Dartmouth: 77–88–2054–56–16
Total:577–224–43

      National champion         Postseason invitational champion  
      Conference regular season champion         Conference regular season and conference tournament champion
      Division regular season champion       Division regular season and conference tournament champion
      Conference tournament champion

See also

References

  1. ↑ "All-Time Coaching Records". USCHO. Archived from the original on 2010-08-21. Retrieved 2010-06-22.
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