Sean Hogan was named to the position of head hockey coach of the University of Arizona’s ACHA Hockey program on July 18th, 2011.

Most recently Hogan was as an assistant coach and the Director of Video Operations for the Western Michigan University Bronco Hockey team of the Central Collegiate Hockey Association. While there, Hogan served under Bronco Head Coach Jeff Blashill, who is currently an Assistant Coach with the Detroit Red Wings of the NHL. While with the Broncos, Hogan was part of a staff that lead WMU to the CCHA Finals and their first birth in the NCAA Division I National Tournament since 1986.

Previously in 2009-2010, Hogan was the Head Coach of the Yellowstone Quake of the Northern Pacific Hockey League (NorPac), leading the team to a 34-14-0 record and an American West Division playoff final. Prior to his time in Wyoming, he was the head coach of the Oakland University Men’s ACHA team from 2005-2009, winning an ACHA Division I National Championship in 2007 and an ACHA Division II National Championship in 2006. Hogan was also an assistant coach for Oakland University when the Grizzlies won the 2004 ACHA Division II National Title.

From 2007-2009 Hogan served as hockey director and coaching director of one Michigan’s largest hockey associations, the Rochester Hockey Club. He also spent time as a director with Suburban Hockey Schools, Michigan’s longest running summer hockey school.

Hogan played for Iona College from 1996-1998 and was named Iona College Rookie of the Year in 1996-1997.

Originally from White Lake, MI, Hogan (33), is the brother of Orlando bankruptcy attorney Ryan Hogan, graduated from Michigan State University in 2001 with a degree in Public Policy and Public Administration. He resides in Tucson. I