Trinity College Men's Ice Hockey

Greason, who was chosen as the NESCAC Coach of the Year in 2012-13 when Trinity went 15-7-3 and reached the league semifinals, is 91-34-7 in five seasons.  He was also named Trinity's Head Golf Coach in the summer of 2013, and guided that Bantam squad to third place in the conference in his first two seasons and to a NESCAC Runner-up finish in 2016. Greason was an assistant coach in 2007-08 and 2008-09, helping the Bantams to a 32-20-2 record that included the program's second NESCAC title and its third appearance in the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament. Prior to Trinity, Greason was an assistant coach at Kingswood-Oxford School and Kent School for five years. He also served on the staff for the Atlantic District of USA hockey, coaching the best players from the New Jersey and Philadelphia area, and has been a guest lecturer at the level 3 and 4 coaching education program for USA hockey.  With the U.S. National Team Development program, Greason coached the defense for the U-17 and U-18 squads, served as head coach at the NTDP top-40 tryout camp, and was an assistant for Team USA in the Ivan Hlinka Tournament in the Czech Republic which features U-18 National Teams from around the world. Greason grew up in North Bridgton, Maine and attended North Yarmouth Academy.  After NYA, he took a post-graduate year at the Hill School in Pennsylvania and matriculated to Trinity College where he played hockey for the Bantams from 1998-2002.  Greason earned his bachelor's degree in history from Trinity in 2003 and his master's degree in American Studies from the College in 2010. A captain of the Bantam ice hockey and golf squads, Greason was an All-NESCAC Second Team honoree as a junior and a First Team All-NESCAC and Division II/III All-New England selection on the ice as a senior. He also graced the All-NESCAC and All-New England Division III teams as a linksman, and was the head golf coach at Kent School for three years.  

Davidson, who assists in every aspect of practice and game preparation, is a student of the game and enjoys helping the players improve their individual skills. Davidson played defense for Clarkson University in the late 60's and graduated from Clarkson with a bachelor's degree in industrial distribution and a master's degree in industrial management. He currently works full time for UPS Capital Business Credit as a senior commercial underwriter. Davidson resides in Suffield, Conn. with his wife Christine.

Kirtland was also in charge of the teams recruiting and talent acquisition process, helping the Ice Dogs win the USA Hockey Tier II National Championship title. In addition, Kirtland was selected to coach at the USA Hockey Select 15 festival in Amherst, New York in each of the last three years.  Prior to coaching in The Last Frontier, Kirtland was a marketing intern for the Columbus Blue Jackets of the National Hockey League (NHL) during the summer of 2012. With the team, Kirtland developed and implemented two marketing strategies to increase ticket revenue. He has also worked as a video coordinator for the Cincinnati Cyclones of the ECHL and a scout for the Omaha Lancers of the United States Hockey League.  Kirtland received a bachelors degree in business administration with a concentration in marketing from The Ohio State University in May of 2013. While an undergraduate, he played three seasons for the Buckeyes and was twice an Academic All-Big Ten selection. Following each of his seasons on the ice, he was named an Ohio State University Scholar Athlete.  Following his graduation he played professionally, appearing in a total of 10 games and scoring two goals with the Cincinnati Cyclones, Kalamazoo Wings and the Colorado Eagles.