Meet the New Huskys Coach: Danny Sprinkle and His Team

Danny Sprinkle is the new coach of the Huskys team, bringing a wealth of experience to the role.

He has an impressive coaching career, with over 20 years of experience in various roles, including head coaching positions at the NCAA Division I level.

Sprinkle's team is a talented group of individuals, with a strong focus on teamwork and sportsmanship.

They are led by team captains who embody the qualities of leadership, dedication, and passion for the sport.

The new head coach is a game-changer for the Huskies.

Jeff Tedford was announced as the new head coach of the University of Alaska Fairbanks hockey team in 2015.

Tedford's experience in coaching is extensive, with over 20 years of experience in the NCAA and NFL.

He previously coached at California and Fresno State, leading the Golden Bears to a 9-4 bowl record.

Tedford's appointment was seen as a major coup for the University of Alaska Fairbanks, bringing in a high-profile coach to lead the team.

The team's performance under Tedford's leadership improved significantly, with a notable increase in wins and a more competitive schedule.

Sprinkle's Huskies Playstyle is all about speed and agility. They're known for their quick movements and sharp turns on the ice.

Their offense is built around speedsters like Alex Ovechkin, who can fly down the wing and create scoring chances in a flash.

Our coaching staff is led by experienced professionals who are dedicated to helping the Huskies succeed.

Lewis is a Proctor, MN native who is entering his second year of coaching for the Huskies.

He has a strong background in coaching, having spent five seasons as an assistant coach at Proctor High School.

Lewis also has experience working with the catchers and assisting the pitching staff on field duties.

Before joining the Scholastica coaching staff, he was the head pitching coach and outfield coach at Proctor High School for five seasons.

He played collegiately for the University of Wisconsin, Superior, where he had a four-year career and amassed over 150 innings pitched in 35 appearances.

Lewis was awarded the UWS Pitcher of the Year Award upon graduating in 2016.