Jack Parker

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Jack Parker is a legendary American college ice hockey coach best known for his long, highly successful tenure leading Boston University’s men’s hockey program to multiple national championships.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf college ice hockey coach
human
ice hockey coach
sports coach
almaMater Boston University
awardReceived Hockey East Coach of the Year
Lester Patrick Trophy
Spencer Penrose Award
coachedNotablePlayer Chris Drury
Keith Tkachuk
Mike Eruzione
Rick DiPietro
Tony Amonte
coachingStyle emphasis on discipline and two-way play
conferenceCoachedIn Hockey East
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1945-03-11
educatedAt Boston University
employer Boston University
endTime 2013 (as head coach at Boston University)
genreOfWork college sports coaching
headCoachOf Boston University Terriers men's ice hockey
inductedInto Beanpot Hall of Fame
Boston University Athletics Hall of Fame
U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame
surface form: United States Hockey Hall of Fame
languageOfWorkOrName English
league NCAA Division I
ledTeamToNCAAChampionship 1978 NCAA Division I men's ice hockey championship
NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Championship
surface form: 1995 NCAA Division I men's ice hockey championship

2009 NCAA Division I men's ice hockey championship
memberOfSportsTeam Boston University Terriers men's ice hockey
notableAchievement led Boston University to multiple Beanpot tournament titles
led Boston University to multiple Hockey East championships
one of the winningest coaches in NCAA men’s ice hockey history
notableFor coaching Boston University men’s ice hockey team
notableWork building Boston University into a perennial national ice hockey power
numberOfSeasonsCoachedAtBostonUniversity 40
occupation ice hockey coach
ice hockey player
placeOfBirth Somerville, Massachusetts
surface form: Somerville, Massachusetts, United States
positionPlayed center
previousConferenceCoachedIn ECAC Hockey
residence Massachusetts
surface form: Massachusetts, United States
retirementAnnouncementDate 2013-03-11
sport ice hockey
startTime 1973 (as head coach at Boston University)
totalNCAAChampionshipsAsHeadCoach 3
totalWinsAsCollegeHeadCoach 897

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