1984-1985 NCAA Captains

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1984-1985

List of NCAA captains 1984-1985

Team	“C”	“A”
Air Force Academy	Dan Johnson
Army (U.S. Military Academy)
Boston College	Tim Mitchell
Boston Univ.	Joe Delorey
Bowling Green State Univ.	George Roll
Brown Univ.
Clarkson Univ.	Gordon Sharpe	Dave Fretz
Colgate Univ.	Gerard Waslen Mike Leblanc
Colorado College
Cornell Univ.	Duanne Moeser Gary Cullen Mike Schafer
Dartmouth College	Bob Jangro Todd Soutor
Ferris State Univ.	Brad Hildestad
Harvard Univ.	Bradley Kwong
Lake Superior State Univ.	Chris Dahlquist	Dean Dixon Mark Vichorek
Merrimack College
Miami Univ. (Ohio)	John Ciotti	Bill Easdale Paul Beirnes Mark Dean
Michigan State Univ.	Kelly Miller Dan McFall Don McSween
Michigan Tech
Northeastern Univ.	Jim Averill	Jim Madigan
Northern Arizona Univ.
Northern Michigan Univ.	Phil DeGaetano Morey Gare Kevin Trach
Ohio State Univ.	Mark Shortt
Princeton Univ.	Stephen MacDonald Robert Scheuer
Providence College	Tim Army
RPI (Rensselaer Polytech. Inst.)	Mike Sadeghpour	Mike Dark
St. Lawrence Univ.	Ray Shero Steve Tuite
UMass-Lowell	Danny Craig
Univ. of Alaska-Anchorage	Clint Mauthe
Univ. of Dayton
Univ. of Denver	David Anderson
Univ. of Illinois-Chicago
Univ. of Maine	Ray Jacques Ron Hellen Kevin Mann Rene Comeault
Univ. of Michigan	Ray Dries
Univ. of Minnesota	Michael Guentzel
Univ. of Minnesota-Duluth	Tom Herzig	Mark Odnokon
Univ. of New Hampshire	Ralph Robinson Scott Ellison Dwayne Robinson
Univ. of North Dakota	Jim Archibald Scott Sandelin
Univ. of Notre Dame	Brent Chapman Bob Thebeau
Univ. of Vermont	Kevin Foster Hank Owen
Univ. of Wisconsin	Paul Houston
US International Univ.
Western Michigan Univ.	Chris MacDonald Lance Johnston
Yale Univ.	Kevin Conley

The NCAA 1984-1985 season included a full slate of teams, each with its own approach to leadership on the ice. Captains have long been central figures in the league, serving as the official link between players, coaches, and referees.

This page provides the complete list of NCAA team captains for the 1984-1985 season, highlighting who wore the “C” and noting cases where a team went without a designated captain.