Scholarships. Facilities. Brand name school. Academic prestige. Success in the NCAA tournament. NHL Alumni.
The above is a list of things recruits look for when deciding which school to take their talents to.
Unfortunately for TJ Manastersky, who coached in NCAA Div III for 12 years, he didn’t always have the best acquisition capital to lure prized recruits.
“For more than a decade I was recruiting in an environment where I did not have access to the top talent because every time I went to the rink, I had the wrong logo on my jacket,” explains Manastersky in his 22-minute presentation from the College Hockey Inc. Virtual Coaching Clinic.
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Timothy Manastersky
TJ Manastersky begins his first season as an assistant coach with the Union College men's hockey team in 2021-22, bringing over a decade of collegiate coaching experience to Schenectady. Manastersky comes to Union following nine years as the head men’s hockey coach at Division III Curry College; during that time he led the Colonels to a 113-82-19 record, berths in all four Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) Tournaments, and seven postseason appearances in eight seasons overall.
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