Head Coach Chris Schultz

Head coach Chris Schultz begins his fourth season at the reigns for
the Knights in 2009-10 after serving as the team's assistant coach for
three seasons from 2000-03. In his first year, Schultz guided Geneseo
to a 16-10 record, a second place finish in the SUNYAC regular season
and a trip to the SUNYAC playoffs, where the Knights fell in the
semifinals. In 2008-09, the Ice Knights finished third in the regular
season standings on their way to Schultz's second semifinal appearance.

A 1997 graduate of SUNY Geneseo
with a bachelor's degree in elementary and special education, Schultz
played four seasons of hockey for the Ice Knights, including serving as
the team captain during the 1995-96 and 1996-97 seasons.

A native of Rochester, N.Y., Schultz spent three seasons coaching his
high school alma mater, Aquinas Institute, where he led the Irish to a
record of 54-14-3, the New York State Class A title game in 2006 and
the Section V Class A Championship in 2005. Schultz received Section V
Coach of the Year honors in 2004 and coached the Rochester Selects in
the Bowman Cup Showcase in 2005.

Career Record: 38-39-1, Three seasons

Email: schultz@geneseo.edu

Assistant Coach Kris Heeres

Assistant coach Kris Heeres returns for a fourth season as assistant coach. An Abbotsford, British Columbia native, Heeres is a 2006 graduate of Geneseo and four-year player for the Ice Knights.

Heeres was the 2002 SUNYAC Co-Rookie of the Year and helped the Ice Knights win two consecutive SUNYAC championships in 2005 and 2006.

As an assistant with Geneseo, Heeres will be involved in all facets of the hockey program including recruiting, marketing, video analysis, special teams coach and defensive bench coach.

Heeres knows Geneseo hockey from all angles, having been a recruited student-athlete, an Ice Knights player, and now, a coach. He has the privilege of selling a product that he bought into years ago.

Coach Schultz comments "Kris is a loyal assistant coach. He understands our university's mission and is committed to the success of our student-athletes. He will become a great head coach someday."

Email: heeres@geneseo.edu