This appears to be a year for coaches to reach major career coaching milestones. 8 DIII coaches have reached a "x00 career wins" mark this season, and FOUR more could conceivably do it this weekend!
Mark Wick (St. Scholastica) - 100 wins in 8 seasons
Joe Cranston (UWRF W) - 200 wins
Steve Hoar (Becker) - 200 wins in 14 seasons
Ed Seney (St. Anselm) - 300 wins in 24 seasons
Joe Baldarotta (Cortland) - 300 wins in 21 seasons
Bill Kangas (Williams) - 300 wins 23 seasons
Tim Coghlin (St. Norbert) - 400 wins in 19 seasons
Mike McShane (Norwich) - 600 wins in 31 seasons(includes DI: has 357 DIII wins in 17 seasons)
Near the mark: (I've listed those who could achieve it during this regular season)
Bill O'Neill (Salem State) - 500 wins in 31 seasons (Needs 2)
Bob Emery (Plattsburgh) - 500 wins in 23 seasons (Needs 2)
Rob Davies (Curry) - 200 wins in 13 seasons (Needs 2)
Lou Izzi (Nichols) - 200 wins in 14 seasons (Needs 2)
Terry Watkins (UW-Stout) - 200 wins in 16 seasons (Needs 4)
Alex Todd (Castleton) - 100 wins in 7 seasons (Needs 5)
While I was looking for more who were close, I noticed: Seney, Hoar, and Wick
Mark Wick (St. Scholastica) - 100 wins in 8 seasons
Joe Cranston (UWRF W) - 200 wins
Steve Hoar (Becker) - 200 wins in 14 seasons
Ed Seney (St. Anselm) - 300 wins in 24 seasons
Joe Baldarotta (Cortland) - 300 wins in 21 seasons
Bill Kangas (Williams) - 300 wins 23 seasons
Tim Coghlin (St. Norbert) - 400 wins in 19 seasons
Mike McShane (Norwich) - 600 wins in 31 seasons(includes DI: has 357 DIII wins in 17 seasons)
Near the mark: (I've listed those who could achieve it during this regular season)
Bill O'Neill (Salem State) - 500 wins in 31 seasons (Needs 2)
Bob Emery (Plattsburgh) - 500 wins in 23 seasons (Needs 2)
Rob Davies (Curry) - 200 wins in 13 seasons (Needs 2)
Lou Izzi (Nichols) - 200 wins in 14 seasons (Needs 2)
Terry Watkins (UW-Stout) - 200 wins in 16 seasons (Needs 4)
Alex Todd (Castleton) - 100 wins in 7 seasons (Needs 5)
While I was looking for more who were close, I noticed: Seney, Hoar, and Wick
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