University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point Women's Golf

Krueger enters his ninth year as the head coach of the UWSP men's hockey program in 2025-26.  With Krueger at the helm, the Pointers have won the WIAC regular season title six times. He holds a career record of 156-41-18, including a 75-14-9 record in WIAC games. Krueger coached Fletcher Anderson to AHCA All-America first team honors in 2024-25. Anderson earned his third-straight WIAC Player of the Year honor and was one of four All-WIAC first-team selections on the season under Krueger. His team was ranked in the USCHO top-15 all season long for the second-consecutive year. In 2023-24, Krueger managed his team to their 10th-straight WIAC Tournament Championship game and sixth regular season title. He was tabbed with his third WIAC Coach of the Year honor along with coaching Anderson to his second-straight WIAC Co-Player of the Year award. Senior Mick Heneghan and Anderson were honored as AHCA/CCM All-Americans.  The 2022-23 season saw Krueger lead UWSP to both the WIAC regular season and WIAC Tournament championships. He also surpassed the 100-win plateau, the fourth coach in program history with at least 100 victories. His team reached the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals after advancing in the opening round with a four-overtime win over Augsburg, the longest game in program history. He also coached a third-straight WIAC Player of the Year in Anderson.   Krueger guided the Pointers to their eighth-straight WIAC Championship game in the 2021-22 season and was named WIAC Coach of the Year. The Pointers won the WIAC regular season for the fourth time in six years led by WIAC Player of the Year Jordan Fader, one of five All-WIAC picks in 2022. In the 2020-21 season, Krueger guided his Pointers to the seventh-straight WIAC Championship game.  His team was led by WIAC Player of the Year Zach Zech, one of four All-WIAC picks in 2021. In 2018-19, he guided the Pointers to the first unbeaten season in Division III history and the sixth national championship in program history. Krueger was honored with the Edward Jeremiah Award as National Coach of the Year by the American Hockey Coaches Association and the USCHO.com National Coach of the Year. His 2018-19 Pointers set a program record with a 31-game unbeaten streak, had the highest winning percentage (.968) and allowed the fewest goals (46). He guided sophomore goaltender Connor Ryckman to the WIAC Player of the Year honor, one of two AHCA/CCM All-Americans (Tanner Karty).  His Pointers went 8-0-0 in WIAC play and won the WIAC Tournament for the third time in the last four seasons.   He was hired as permanent head coach on May 31, 2018.  He served as interim head coach for the 2017-18 season and led the Pointers to the Frozen Four. UWSP won the regular season WIAC title with an undefeated 6-0-2 record and he led the Pointers to an NCAA Tournament road win at Adrian in the second round to advance to Lake Placid.   Under Krueger’s tutelage, junior Tanner Karty earned WIAC Player of the Year honors and finished as the national leader in game-winning goals.  Karty and goaltender Max Milosek earned AHCA/CCM All-American honors in 2018 under Krueger. He spent the previous three seasons on the staff of former head coach Chris Brooks, most recently as associate head coach.  He was a pivotal part of the Pointers’ three-year run to the National Championship game in 2014, 2015 and 2016.  From behind the bench, Krueger helped UWSP win its first WIAC Tournament title and fifth National Championship in 2016.   Prior to joining the coaching staff, Krueger was a four-year member of the Pointers hockey team.  He skated in 79 games as a Pointer with two goals, 15 assists and a plus/minus of +34 for his career.  He captained the 2014 team that reached the NCAA title game.   Krueger graduated from UWSP in 2014 with a bachelor of science degree in health promotion and wellness.  A Stevens Point native, Krueger and his wife, Hannah, currently reside in Plover with their children, Ryder and Cameron.

Lindsley begins her first season as the head coach of the women's lacrosse program in 2026. She was interim head coach for the final nine matches of the 2025 season. She notched two wins, her first at Southwestern on April 6 and concluded the campaign with the program's largest margin of victory with an 18-3 win over Augsburg. Senior Courtney Leising posted a program record 13 points in the win over Augsburg. Lindsley earned her bachelor's degree in Forensic Science from Marian University. She has certifications in personal training and strengthening and conditioning.

Suomi Head Women's Golf Coach Rory Suomi, Ph.D. is in his second season as head coach of the UW-Stevens Point women's golf team in 2015-16. In his first season of 2014-15, UW-Stevens Point finished seventh at the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) Championships. The Pointers also placed seventh at the UW-Oshkosh Invitational and the UW-Whitewater Spring Fling. Suomi helped Tiffany Boak earn Second Team All-WIAC honors in 2014, after the sophomore finished in a tie for eighth at the WIAC Championships. Suomi currently serves as a professor of human anatomy in the School of Physical Education & Athletic Training (PEAT) in the College of Professional Studies. Previously Suomi had served as the Associate Dean of PEAT and was also the interim director of athletics for UWSP during the spring of 2011. He also has served as the mens golf advisor at UWSP for the past three years. Suomi, a faculty member at the university for 22 years, is a member of the Wisconsin State Golf Associations Senior Tour. He recently came in second at the 2015 WSGA State Net Amateur Championship at Oshkosh Country Club. Suomi has won two tour events and finished as runner-up at the 2011 WSGA Senior Tour Championship at Wild Rock Golf Course in Wisconsin Dells. A student-athlete while attending NCAA Division II Southern Connecticut State University, Suomi was a three-time NCAA cross country qualifier and was also a member of the schools golf team for a season. Suomi was also a junior club champion at Pomfret Country Club in Pomfret, Connecticut. Suomi earned his bachelors degree in physical education from Southern Connecticut State. He then went on to earn his masters in adapted physical education at Western Illinois University and his Ph.D. in kinesiology from Indiana University. Suomi lives in Stevens Point and his daughter, Samara, will be a sophomore at UWSP this fall.