Dean Fuller

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Dean Fuller
Current position
Title
Fitchburg State
Position(s)Defenseman
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
1978–1983Fitchburg State (assistant)
1984–PresentFitchburg State
Head coaching record
Overall588–345–61 (.622)

Dean Fuller is a college men's ice hockey coach. Fuller had been the head coach of the program at Fitchburg State University since 1984, recording more than 500 wins in that time.[1]

Career

Fuller played for the men's ice hockey team for four years, graduating in 1978 with a degree in

NCAA Tournament
.

When Fitchburg cancelled their 2020–21 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Fuller was 19th all-time with 561 wins.[2]

Head Coaching Record

Statistics overview
Season Team Overall Conference Standing Postseason
Fitchburg State Falcons (ECAC 3
) (1984–1985)
1984–85 Fitchburg State 17–11–0 16–4–0 5th
ECAC 3 Quarterfinals
Fitchburg State: 17–11–0 16–4–0
Fitchburg State Falcons (ECAC North/South) (1985–1992)
1985–86 Fitchburg State 16–10–0 15–5–0 T–5th
ECAC North Division Semifinals
1986–87 Fitchburg State 19–9–0 15–4–0 6th
ECAC North Division Runner-Up
1987–88 Fitchburg State 22–6–1 18–1–1 4th
ECAC North/South Runner-Up
1988–89 Fitchburg State 18–10–0 14–6–0 T–8th
ECAC North Division Semifinals
1989–90 Fitchburg State 21–7–0 17–4–0 4th
ECAC North/South Champion
1990–91 Fitchburg State 21–5–0 17–0–0 1st
ECAC North/South Runner-Up
1991–92 Fitchburg State 17–9–1 14–2–1 2nd
ECAC North/South Runner-Up
Fitchburg State: 134–56–2 110–22–2
Fitchburg State Falcons (ECAC Central) (1992–1998)
1992–93 Fitchburg State 11–10–2 10–4–2 T–3rd
ECAC North/South/Central Quarterfinals
1993–94 Fitchburg State 18–5–1 13–2–1 1st
ECAC North/South/Central Champion
1994–95 Fitchburg State 22–6–0 16–0–0 1st
ECAC North/South/Central Runner-Up
1995–96 Fitchburg State 20–6–0 12–2–0 1st
ECAC North/South/Central Runner-Up
1996–97 Fitchburg State 18–9–2 10–2–0 1st
ECAC North/South/Central Runner-Up
1997–98 Fitchburg State 21–5–1 14–1–1 1st
ECAC North/South/Central Semifinals
Fitchburg State: 110–41–6 75–11–4
Fitchburg State Falcons (ECAC Northeast) (1998–2009)
1998–99 Fitchburg State 20–5–3 14–1–2 T–1st
ECAC Northeast Champion
1999–00 Fitchburg State 18–6–4 10–1–2 2nd
ECAC Northeast Runner-Up
2000–01 Fitchburg State 11–13–2 9–7–1 T–6th
ECAC Northeast Quarterfinals
2001–02 Fitchburg State 15–9–2 9–6–0 6th
ECAC Northeast Quarterfinals
2002–03 Fitchburg State 16–8–2 12–3–1 4th
ECAC Northeast Semifinals
2003–04 Fitchburg State 9–13–2 7–6–3 6th
ECAC Northeast Quarterfinals
2004–05 Fitchburg State 12–12–1 8–6–1 5th
ECAC Northeast Quarterfinals
2005–06 Fitchburg State 14–11–1 8–7–0 T–6th
ECAC Northeast Quarterfinals
2006–07 Fitchburg State 14–10–3 9–4–2 5th
ECAC Northeast Semifinals
2007–08 Fitchburg State 13–10–4 8–5–3 T–6th
ECAC Northeast Semifinals
2008–09 Fitchburg State 13–9–5 9–5–3 5th
ECAC Northeast Semifinals
Fitchburg State: 155–106–29 103–51–18
Fitchburg State Falcons (MASCAC) (2009–present)
2009–10 Fitchburg State 20–6–1 14–4–0 1st
MASCAC Runner-Up
2010–11 Fitchburg State 18–9–1 9–8–1 4th
MASCAC Champion
2011–12 Fitchburg State 9–13–4 8–7–3 4th
MASCAC Quarterfinals
2012–13 Fitchburg State 11–14–2 9–8–1 5th
MASCAC Semifinals
2013–14 Fitchburg State 11–14–1 8–9–3 5th
MASCAC Semifinals
2014–15 Fitchburg State 10–13–3 8–8–2 T–3rd
MASCAC Quarterfinals
2015–16 Fitchburg State 11–14–2 7–9–2 3rd
MASCAC Semifinals
2016–17 Fitchburg State 11–15–1 7–10–1 4th
MASCAC Semifinals
2017–18 Fitchburg State 18–7–3 11–4–3 2nd
NCAA First Round
2018–19 Fitchburg State 12–12–2 9–7–2 5th
MASCAC Quarterfinals
2019–20 Fitchburg State 14–8–4 11–3–4 2nd
MASCAC Semifinals
Fitchburg State: 145–125–24 101–77–22
Total: 561–339–61

      National champion         Postseason invitational champion  
      Conference regular season champion         Conference regular season and conference tournament champion
      Division regular season champion       Division regular season and conference tournament champion
      Conference tournament champion

See also

References

  1. ^ "Dean Fuller". Fitchburg State. Retrieved October 28, 2021.
  2. ^ "All-Time Coaching Records". USCHO. Retrieved 2012-08-07.

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