Red Gendron: A Timeline

Red Gendron is set to become the new head hockey coach at the University of Maine. A press conference is tentatively scheduled for Tuesday afternoon in Orono. Gendron returns to the school where he earned a master's degree and helped guide the 1993 team to one of the best seasons in the history of the NCAA.

November 27, 1957: Born in Boston, Massachusetts

Childhood: Grew up in Berlin, NH in northern New Hampshire, where he learned to be fluent in French, as well as English

1975: Graduated from Berlin High School (NH), winning a state championship

1979: Graduated from New England College, three-time captain of hockey team as a defenseman, member of baseball team, played for current Middlebury coach Bill Beaney

1979-1981: Returned to his high school alma mater as the Assistant Hockey Coach

1981-1990: Head Coach and Teacher At Bellows Free Academy (VT) where his hockey teams won four state championships

1990-1993: Assistant Coach for Shawn Walsh at Maine (1993 NCAA Champs)

1993-2002: Assistant Coach and Scout for New Jersey Devils

2002-2004: Head Coach of the Albany River Rats (AHL)

2004-2005: Head Coach and General Manager of the Indiana Ice (USHL)

2005-2011: Assistant Coach for Don "Toot" Cahoon at UMass-Amherst

2011-2013: Assistant Coach for Keith Allain at Yale (2013 NCAA Champs)

Personal: Married to his wife, Janet, and has two daughters, Katelyn and Allison