Manhattanville College Men's Ice Hockey

Silengo returns for his second season as an assistant coach with the Manhattanville mens hockey team for the 2015-16 season. As the top assistant coach for head coach Arlen Marshall, Silengo is responsible for much of the day-to-day operation of the mens hockey program, including on- and off-campus recruiting, fundraising and alumni affairs, and game and practice preparation and instruction. Silengo returned to Manhattanville after serving for two years as the top assistant coach for Fredonia States mens hockey team. Silengo has also spent the past two years as an evaluator and coach for USA Hockey Select Festivals in New England where he evaluated and coached the top talent in the region. Prior to his coaching days, Silengo played four years with the Manhattanville men's hockey team, appearing in 67 games throughout his career.  Silengo was selected as captain of the Manhattanville squad during the 2011-2012 campaign, and under his leadership, the Valiants posted a 13-9-3 and reached the ECAC West Conference semifinals. Silengo graduated from Manhattanville in May of 2012 with a double major in management and history. A native of Madison, Conn., Silengo currently resides in Purchase as he pursues a degree in sport business management at Manhattanville. Bill Silengo Assistant Men's Hockey Coach Alma Mater:  Manhattanville '12 Bill Silengo returns for his second season as an assistant coach with the Manhattanville mens hockey team for the 2015-16 season. As the top assistant coach for head coach Arlen Marshall, Silengo is responsible for much of the day-to-day operation of the mens hockey program, including on- and off-campus recruiting, fundraising and alumni affairs, and game and practice preparation and instruction. Silengo returned to Manhattanville after serving for two years as the top assistant coach for Fredonia States mens hockey team. Silengo has also spent the past two years as an evaluator and coach for USA Hockey Select Festivals in New England where he evaluated and coached the top talent in the region. Prior to his coaching days, Silengo played four years with the Manhattanville men's hockey team, appearing in 67 games throughout his career.  Silengo was selected as captain of the Manhattanville squad during the 2011-2012 campaign, and under his leadership, the Valiants posted a 13-9-3 and reached the ECAC West Conference semifinals. Silengo graduated from Manhattanville in May of 2012 with a double major in management and history. A native of Madison, Conn., Silengo currently resides in Purchase as he pursues a degree in sport business management at Manhattanville.

Marshall 10 enters his fifth season as head mens hockey coach of his alma mater in 2016-17. He also enters his third season as the head men's golf coach at Manhattanville as well this year. Marshall used a youth movement to get Manhattanville back near the top of the ECAC West Conference in 2015-16, guiding a squad with 12 freshmen and seven sophomores to a second-place finish in the conference regular-season standings despite being picked last in the conference preseason poll. The Valiants finished the year 12-13-1 overall and were recognized with five All-ECAC West Conference selections, including sophomores Stephen Gaul and Anthony Ragone earning All-Conference second-team honors. Manhattanville specialized in late-game dramatics during, posting an impressive 6-1-1 record in overtime contests, the most OT wins in a single-season in school history and the most by any D-III team this year. The team's top-five scorers in 2015-16 were all either freshmen or sophomores, proving that the future is bright for the Valiants. In his second year at the helm in 2013-14, Marshall led the Valiants to a 13-12-2 record and reached the ECAC West Conference Tournament semfinals before falling to top-seeded Utica.  The Valiants finished the season with four players named to the ECAC West All-Conference team, including first-team selection Anton Racklin, who was also named the ECAC West Co-Defensive Player of the year in addition to becoming the fifth Valiant in program history to be named an AHCA All-American with a spot on the third team. The Valiants also finished the year with 17 players selected for the ECAC West All-Academic Team. In his first season as the leader behind the bench, Marshall guided Manhattanville to a 15-10-3 record in 2012-13 and reached the ECAC West Conference Tournament championship game for the sixth time in program history after an overtime upset of top-seeded Utica in the semifinal round. The Valiants finished the year receiving votes in both national polls and also had four players named to the ECAC West All-Conference teams, while 14 players also were honored with spots on the ECAC West All-Academic Team.    No stranger to Manhattanville hockey, Marshall spent two seasons as an assistant coach at the school and immersed himself completely in the day-to-day operations of the program. He helped to coordinate practices, scouting and video work while also planning travel itineraries and budgets. In addition, he recruited highly sought-after student-athletes and managed team academic affairs throughout the season as well.   His first coaching role came after completing one of the most prolific on-ice careers in Valiant history. A two-year co-captain who wore a letter in three of his four seasons, Marshall completed his career as one of just three Manhattanville players to reach the 100-point plateau thanks to 38 goals and 64 assists in 105 career games. He graduated third in career points, fourth in assists and sixth in goals all-time at the school, while also departing second in games played and sixth in power-play goals for a career.   In his senior season, Marshall set new career highs with 26 assists and 35 points to help lead the Valiants to the ECAC West Conference Tournament championship, one of three ECAC West Tournament titles that Manhattanville achieved in his four years with the team. The Valiants also reached a pair of NCAA Tournaments and finished all four seasons in the top-10 in the nation according to USCHO.com.   A native of Quill Lake, Saskatchewan, the forward graduated from Manhattanville in 2010 with a bachelors degree in communications and political science. He also received his masters degree in sports business management from the school in 2012. Year by Year Record 2012-13:  15-10-3 2013-14:  13-12-2 2014-15:    7-14-5 2015-16:  12-13-1 Record at Manhattanville: 47-49-11 (.491) Arlen Marshall Head Men's Hockey Coach Alma Mater:  Manhattanville '10 A six-year member of the Manhattanville hockey program as a player and assistant coach before assuming the top position, Arlen Marshall 10 enters his fifth season as head mens hockey coach of his alma mater in 2016-17. He also enters his third season as the head men's golf coach at Manhattanville as well this year. Marshall used a youth movement to get Manhattanville back near the top of the ECAC West Conference in 2015-16, guiding a squad with 12 freshmen and seven sophomores to a second-place finish in the conference regular-season standings despite being picked last in the conference preseason poll. The Valiants finished the year 12-13-1 overall and were recognized with five All-ECAC West Conference selections, including sophomores Stephen Gaul and Anthony Ragone earning All-Conference second-team honors. Manhattanville specialized in late-game dramatics during, posting an impressive 6-1-1 record in overtime contests, the most OT wins in a single-season in school history and the most by any D-III team this year. The team's top-five scorers in 2015-16 were all either freshmen or sophomores, proving that the future is bright for the Valiants. In his second year at the helm in 2013-14, Marshall led the Valiants to a 13-12-2 record and reached the ECAC West Conference Tournament semfinals before falling to top-seeded Utica.  The Valiants finished the season with four players named to the ECAC West All-Conference team, including first-team selection Anton Racklin, who was also named the ECAC West Co-Defensive Player of the year in addition to becoming the fifth Valiant in program history to be named an AHCA All-American with a spot on the third team. The Valiants also finished the year with 17 players selected for the ECAC West All-Academic Team. In his first season as the leader behind the bench, Marshall guided Manhattanville to a 15-10-3 record in 2012-13 and reached the ECAC West Conference Tournament championship game for the sixth time in program history after an overtime upset of top-seeded Utica in the semifinal round. The Valiants finished the year receiving votes in both national polls and also had four players named to the ECAC West All-Conference teams, while 14 players also were honored with spots on the ECAC West All-Academic Team.    No stranger to Manhattanville hockey, Marshall spent two seasons as an assistant coach at the school and immersed himself completely in the day-to-day operations of the program. He helped to coordinate practices, scouting and video work while also planning travel itineraries and budgets. In addition, he recruited highly sought-after student-athletes and managed team academic affairs throughout the season as well.   His first coaching role came after completing one of the most prolific on-ice careers in Valiant history. A two-year co-captain who wore a letter in three of his four seasons, Marshall completed his career as one of just three Manhattanville players to reach the 100-point plateau thanks to 38 goals and 64 assists in 105 career games. He graduated third in career points, fourth in assists and sixth in goals all-time at the school, while also departing second in games played and sixth in power-play goals for a career.   In his senior season, Marshall set new career highs with 26 assists and 35 points to help lead the Valiants to the ECAC West Conference Tournament championship, one of three ECAC West Tournament titles that Manhattanville achieved in his four years with the team. The Valiants also reached a pair of NCAA Tournaments and finished all four seasons in the top-10 in the nation according to USCHO.com.   A native of Quill Lake, Saskatchewan, the forward graduated from Manhattanville in 2010 with a bachelors degree in communications and political science. He also received his masters degree in sports business management from the school in 2012. Year by Year Record 2012-13:  15-10-3 2013-14:  13-12-2 2014-15:    7-14-5 2015-16:  12-13-1 Record at Manhattanville: 47-49-11 (.491)