Boys Varsity Ice Hockey

Program Overview
Boys Ice Hockey Program
Gunn Boys Ice Hockey has built a strong tradition of excellence since the program's founding in 1918. Playing at the varsity level is a year-round commitment: athletes practice daily, play two to three games a week, and travel extensively during the season and over break for tournaments. Success requires dedication to strength and conditioning as well as ongoing technical skill development. A JV program is also offered.
The program has earned consecutive playoff bids for the last 17 seasons and captured three New England championships in four years — 1987, 1988, and 1990 — before officially moving up to Division I in 1995. Since then, Gunn has carved out a rare niche in prep school hockey: an elite-level program built on a small-school experience, at a time when most of New England's top programs are at large schools.
That combination has paid off. Since 2008, the Highlanders have posted seven consecutive 20-win seasons, seven consecutive NEPSIHA West titles (2008–09 through 2014–15), and six Elite Eight New England Tournament appearances. The team was New England runner-up in 2013–14 and New England Champion in 2015–16.
Championships & Honors
2024-25 NEPSAC Boys Ice Hockey Tournament, Piatelli/Simmons (Small School) Bracket
2023-24 NEPSAC Boys Ice Hockey Tournament Semifinalist, Piatelli/Simmons (Small School) Bracket
2022-23 NEPSAC Boys Ice Hockey Tournament Finalist, Piatelli/Simmons (Small School) Bracket
2021-22 NEPSAC Boys Ice Hockey Tournament Finalist, Piatelli/Simmons (Small School) Bracket
2020 NEPSAC Boys Ice Hockey Tournament Champions, Piatelli/Simmons (Small School) Bracket
2017 Avon Old Farms Christmas Classic Champions
2015-16 New England Elite Eight Tournament Champions
2015-16 Edward G. Watkins New Year's Tournament Champions
2013-14 New England Elite Eight Tournament Runners-up
2013-14 Edward G. Watkins New Year's Tournament Champions
Meet the Coaches
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Head CoachA native of Clinton, New York, Craig was a defenseman on the Wesleyan Hockey team for four years and after graduation served as the Assistant Men's Hockey coach at Williams College for one season. Craig currently serves as Senior Associate Director of Admissions, Head Coach for Boys Varsity Hockey, and is an Administrator of the Day. Craig and his wife, Jenn, their three daughters, twins Avery and Maggie, and Brooklyn live in the Cottage.
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Assistant Coach
Roster
Boys Varsity Ice Hockey Roster
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Michael Block232027New Milford, CT
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Isaac Butorac52027New Fairfield, CT
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Patrick Cerullo72027Buffalo, NY
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Tyler Clouthier92026Hooksett, NH
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Dominic Coccia2028Dudley, MA
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Ryan Collins32027East Northport, NY
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Vincent Davis8Norfolk, VA
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Whitford Denzin112026Ann Arbor, MI
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Nathan DeSanto142027Scarsdale, NY
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Jack Giamou172027Etobicoke
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Dylan Hall42026Glastonbury, CT
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Troy Hamelin24Southwick, MA
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Alexander Jarvis22028Madison, CT
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Hudson Kinsler202028Monona, WI
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Ethan Lazdowsky352029Norton, MA
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Christian Luo62027Reading, PA
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William Mascari182026Guilford, CT
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Tucker Mears292026Shaker Heights, OH
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Christopher Paolone212026Scarborough
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Lukas Reisen19Niagara Falls
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Peter Royer132028West Hartford, CT
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Alexander Schnarr332027Holly Springs, NC
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Ryan Tartaglione222026Bernardsville, NJ
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Alex Taylor122027Milton
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Ace Watson162026Lewiston, ME
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William Wright272026Ailsa Craig
Schedule
Results
Highlanders Beyond Gunn
Currently playing Pro:
Marc Gatcomb ‘18 - NY Islanders (NHL)
Alex Jefferies ‘20 - Bridgeport Islanders (AHL)
Robert Cronin ‘19 - Maine Mariners (ECHL)
Gustaf Westlund - Kalmar HC (Sweden)
Paul Tollet ‘23 - Mont Blanc (France)
Ryan Dmowski ‘15 - HC Slovan Bratislava (Slovakia)
Mike Lee ‘15 - Belfast Giants (England)
Currently coaching pro:
Terrence Wallin ‘11 - Lehigh Valley Phantoms (AHL)
Nick Luukko ‘10 - Wilkes Barre Scranton Penguins (AHL)
Derek Army ‘10 - Colorado Eagles (AHL)
2022-23
Ryan Crowshaw ‘23 - Arcadia
Peter Unger ‘23 - Keene State
Michael Markowski ‘23 - St. John Fisher College
Christian Wood ‘23 - Middlebury College
Will Welburn ‘23 - Endicott
2021-22
Ryan Novo ‘22 - Army
Nate Stachowiak ‘22 - SUNY Geneseo
Mike Murtagh ‘22 - UCONN
Aiden Lindley ‘22 - Stevenson
Sean Bradley ‘22 - Endicott
Julian Facchinelli ‘22 - Princeton
Sal Cerrato ‘22 - Utica
Joey Lovullo ‘22 - Hamilton

