Jim Tortorella, a former standout goalie at the University of Maine, has coached the Mules to an impressive 142-68-18 record over the past nine years. His 142 wins make him the all-time leader in career wins among men's hockey coaches at Colby.

Tortorella coached the best under-20-year-olds in the United States when he was named the assistant coach for the 1998-99 and 1999-2000 USA World Junior teams. He currently serves as a consultant of player development for the USA Hockey affiliates of New England. In 2001 he was elected president of the prestigious American Hockey Coaches Association.

Tortorella began his coaching career at Brunswick High School in Maine, where he coached from 1984-87. He also coached at Cony High School in Augusta, Maine, from 1988-93, during which time he was twice named State of Maine Coach of the Year. Prior to joining the coaching staff at Colby Tortorella served as an assistant coach for the University of New Hampshire Wildcats. He holds the highest level of coaching education achievement within USA Hockey, the master certificate. Tortorella was a finalist for the 1995-96 National Division III and ECAC East Coach of the Year honors.

phone 207-859-4913
fax 207-859-4965
e-mail jtortor@colby.edu

Colby College graduate Bobby Nagle '02 will begin his first season as an assistant coach under head coach Jim Tortorella.

Nagle (Catholic Memorial/Woburn, Mass.) played forward for Tortorella and recorded 25 goals and 39 assists for 64 career points. He had 10 goals and 16 assists for 26 points while playing in just 17 games during his senior year in Colby's 15-7-3 season. Nagle had 10 goals and nine assists for 19 points during his junior year and finished with three goals and 11 assists in his sophomore season.

Nagle, a government major at Colby, also played varsity golf at Colby. He was captain of the 2001-2002 team, played in the Division III Senior All-Star Game, and earned the team's Coaches Award after his senior year.

Nagle played professional hockey in Germany from August 2003 to April 2004. He had 16 goals and 24 assists for 40 points playing forward and on defense in 51 games with TEV Miesbach. Nagle also had 21 goals and 34 assists for 55 points in 54 games with EHC Memmingen. Fifteen of the 37 goals Nagle scored in Germany were game-winning tallies.

2004-05 Roster
#	Name/Year	Pos.	Last Team	Hometown
1	Chris Ries '05	G	Taft School	Pittsburgh, Pa.
2	Joe Rothwell '08	D	Markham Waxers	Unionville, Ont.
3	Arthur Fritch '08	D	St. Sebastian's	South Boston, Mass.
5	Eric Molander '05	D	Milton Academy	Yarmouth, Maine
6	Ryan O'Flanagan '06	D	North York Rangers	Toronto, Ont.
7	Ryan Chrenek '08	D	Grande Prairie Storm	Grande Prairie, AB
8	Patrick Slipp '05	D	Kimball Union Academy	Woodstock, N.B.
9	Cory Ernst '05 *AC	F	Upper Canada College	Bridgewater, N.S.
11	T.J. Kelley '08	F	Taft School	Ridgefield, Conn.
12	Adam Marino '08	F	Nobles and Greenough	Lexington, Mass.
13	Mike Butler '08	F	Deerfield Academy	Saint John, N.B.
14	Jared Gordon '05	F	Exeter Snow Devils	Bangor, Maine
15	Todd O'Hara '06	F	Taft School	Minneapolis, Minn.
16	Greg Osborne '07	F	Pomfret School	Stoughton, Mass.
17	Kevin Lyons '06	F	Walpole Stars	Canton, Mass.
18	Patrick Rutherford '07	F	St. Paul's School	Truro, N.S.
19	Joel Morash '05	F	Upper Canada College	Liverpool, N.S.
20	Josh Reber '08	F	Taft School	Edina, Minn.
21	Nick Bayley '05 *AC	F	Cambridge Winterhawks	Cambridge, Ont.
22	Jake Bayley '06	D	Waterloo Siskins	Cambridge, Ont.
23	Patrick Walsh '05 *	D	Choate Rosemary Hall	Easton, Conn.
24	Adam Carlson '06	F	Westminster School	Wolfeboro, N.H.
26	Jason Weigel '08	F	Soo Thunderbirds	Madison, Wisc.
27	Barry Brown '05	F	Northwood School	Souris, P.E.I.
29	Ken Pitter '05	G	Kent School	Armonk, N.Y.
30	Ben Grandjean '07	G	Canterbury School	Waterford, Conn.