On Wednesday, March 11th, the University of Saint Joseph (CT) announced the hiring of Adam Houli as the first-ever head coach for the men’s ice hockey program. Both the women’s and men’s teams will begin competition for the 2026-2027 season and will join the #MASCAC for the following season. Houli, a native of Howell, NJ, graduated from Trinity College in 2011 while being a four-year player for the Bantams, wearing the ‘C’ his senior season. In 102 career games, he put together 36 goals & 38 assists for 74 points. He’d be named to the All-#NESCAC First Team his junior season and the Second Team in his sophomore season. The Bantams won the NESCAC as the sixth-seed during his freshman year, winning only their second-ever title while appearing in the NCAA Tournament. Houli spent two seasons playing for the Danbury Whalers in the Federal Hockey League (FHL) his first two years after college. He’d appear in 35 regular season games tallying 11 goals & 19 assists for 30 points. He’d appear ...