A Sea Of Red

The original head coach of one of the most successful club programs on the mountain stepped down recently. I know some have a less than stellar view of him, but one thing he did a LOT of in the past 11 seasons is win...going 234-89-20 with the women's squad including the first hockey national championship in school history.

Godspeed to Coach Bloomfield and his wife. I had the chance to interview him a few times for my role as a Club Sports writer and he was very helpful to me in getting info up in a timely manner.

Enjoy your retirement coach!

Original head coach? I thought that was Gary Habermas.

Original coach for the women's team Sly...sorry I should have made that distinction in the OP

As I said, I know some have a less than stellar view of him and are probably glad he has stepped down...

I didn't know much about him but lived across the hall from his son for a year and he was.....special. I'll leave it at that.

I knew scott fairly well. I didn't mind him at all. I knew his dad through working as womens game score keeper for a semester for "christian service hours" lol I know they rubbed people the wrong way and there were some things that went on behind the scenes that I was never aware of. but I never had a problem with either of them.

That is an excellent move! I enjoyed working with Coach Lowes when I covered hockey for Club Sports

If BJ is on board then I am all in!

BuryYourDuke wrote:My former teammate Chris Lowes just announced as the new Women's Head Coach. Coming over from Men's D2 where he coached the Flames to back to back national title game appearances.

The ladies program is now in excellent hands.

Chris is a great guy. I roomed with him for a short while back in the day.