Adam Krug has been named the Associate Head Coach for Vermont men's hockey, succeeding a successful tenure as an Assistant Coach with the Bakersfield Condors. Head Coach Steve Wiedler praised Krug's extensive resume and ability to elevate player development, indicating confidence in his fit within the team's culture and the Vermont community. Krug brings a wealth of experience, having led Adrian College to significant successes, including five NCHA championships and an NCAA National Championship in 2022.

By the Numbers
  • Record of 229-52-14 (.800) during his 10 years at Adrian College.
  • Five NCHA championships and eight NCAA Tournament appearances under his leadership.
  • Contributed to players achieving 27 goals and top assists in the AHL.
State of Play
  • Krug will focus on player development and improve the team's power play strategy.
  • This hiring strengthens Vermont's coaching staff with proven success and championship experience.
What's Next

Krug aims to leverage his experience to develop players for professional careers while focusing on enhancing the team's competitive performance in upcoming seasons. His integration into the coaching staff will be essential as the team prepares for the new season.

Bottom Line

Krug's appointment marks a strategic move for Vermont men's hockey, injecting championship pedigree and a strong developmental focus into the program. His past successes suggest a promising future as he fosters talent and builds a competitive team environment.