Glenn Stewart, a Toronto, Ontario native, enters his fourth season as an assistant coach with the University of Connecticut. The 2007-08 season will also mark his second as recruiting coordinator. During the 2004-06 seasons, Stewart served as a graduate assistant coach while pursuing his Master of Arts degree in Sport Management. With the Huskies, he has helped to enroll three successful recruiting classes that would eventually aid in the program’s back-to-back appearances in the Atlantic Hockey post-season semifinal game.

Prior to coaching at the collegiate level, Stewart played professional hockey for nine years in the East Coast and United Hockey Leagues along with several stints in both the American and International Hockey Leagues.

On the professional stage, Stewart played in 618 games tallying 402 goals, 452 assists for 854 points, including three seasons where he registered over 100 points. Stewart remains in the top ten in many offensive categories in all-time scoring in the UHL.

As the assistant captain of the Quad City Mallards (1997-98), he led his team to back-to-back Colonial Cup Championships.

Additionally, he undertook responsibilities as a Player Assistant Coach with the Mallards (1997-99) and with the New Haven Knights (2001-02) where his duties included supporting the head coach by organizing team drills and practice plans, assisting with player recruitment and providing leadership and guidance for his fellow players.

His time as a Player Assistant Coach helped to prepare Stewart for his first assistant coaching position under the guidance of head coach Gary Wright at American International College in 2003-04. While at AIC, Stewart was responsible for recruiting as well as directing the power play and serving as the goalie coach.

Stewart was a four-year letter winner at the University of New Hampshire (1990-94) where he played in a total of 144 games and was named the assistant captain in his senior season. In 1994, he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Family and Consumer Studies.

Stewart is also involved in numerous USA Hockey youth programs in the greater New England area. Dating back to 2004, he has been a part of the Yankee Conference Hockey Festival. Festival participants receive on- and off-ice training under the direction of leading USA Hockey coaches.

Stewart and head coach Bruce Marshall also join forces to organize and put on a youth camp called the Connecticut Hockey Experience. The camp is held annually in July on the University’s campus at the Mark Edward Freitas Ice Forum.

Stewart and his wife Bridget have celebrated a decade of marriage and currently reside in Natick, Mass.