Curry College Men's Ice Hockey

Manastersky graduated cum laude from Canisius College with a Master of Science in Education in Health and Physical Education and graduated cum laude from SUNY Oswego with a Bachelor of Arts in English Writing Arts and a minor in Athletic Coaching. Manastersky comes to Curry after a successful three-year stint as assistant coach at SUNY Fredonia. While with the Blue Devils, he was responsible for recruiting efforts, strength and conditioning, power play, video analysis, and coaching the defense. He was also an Assistant Professor in the Sport Management and Exercise Science Department. Manastersky coached and recruited three All-Americans, one SUNYAC Player of the Year, and one SUNYAC Rookie of the Year while at Fredonia State. The Oakville, Ontario native joined the Blue Devils after working with the Division 1 Canisius College Golden Griffins of the Atlantic Hockey Association. At Canisius, Manastersky was responsible for coordination of video analysis and academic monitoring, while assisting in all facets of the program, including: recruiting, strength and conditioning, skill development, practice planning and game-day preparation. While at Canisius, Manastersky coached two players who signed NHL contracts, Carl Hudson (Florida Panthers) and Cory Conacher (Tampa Bay Lightning). He also assisted in the recruiting of Canisius senior class of 2013 who won the Atlantic Hockey Association Championship. Manastersky has also spent time as an assistant coach with Team Western in the Empire State Games, as well as serving as a guest coach and evaluator at the USA Hockey Selection Camp in the Mid-Am District and at the Greater Toronto Hockey League Under-17 camp. Manastersky holds his Hockey Canada High Performance I certification and has served as an evaluator in the Team Ontario Under-17 Selection process. Manastersky played collegiately for the Oswego Lakers from 2004 to 2006 and was a member of the SUNYAC All-Academic Team. He was a key member of the team's defense and helped the Lakers earn as high as a No. 3 national ranking. After graduation, Manastersky played with the Richmond Renegades of the Southern Professional Hockey League. View: | Desktop |

Mosca was a standout goalie for Curry for four years. He ranks first on the all-time Curry record list for career wins (58), second for career goals against average (2.90), and third for goals against average in a season (2.32 2004-2005). From 2007-2009, Mosca was the goaltending director for Mass. Crease. During the 2010-2011 season, he was the goalie coach for Boston College High School. He is currently the head goalie coach for the Boston Junior Terriers organization. He has also been the goalie manager at Pure Hockey in Braintree, Mass for the past five years. Mosca was born in Boston, Mass and raised in Ludlow, Mass. He currently resides in Sharon, Mass. View: | Desktop |