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Hockey - Boys' III
Overview
Overview
Boys hockey has been played at Taft since Horace Dutton Taft founded the school in 1890. Taft's long-standing tradition of excellence in boys' ice hockey dates back to the undefeated 1905 team. Moreover, Taft was the first school in New England to have an indoor artificial ice surface, Mays Rink, which was built by Taft students in 1950. Over the past century, Taft has emphasized excellence not only on the ice, but also in the classroom and the dormitory. The Taft boys' hockey program is proud of helping student athletes improve their individual skills and hockey “sense,” and also helping them to foster their leadership skills.
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About Head Coach Matt Mullane
Originally from Wilmington, Delaware, Matt graduated from the University of Wisconsin with a double major in Spanish language and international relations. Beginning as a teaching fellow in 2014, Matt completed his master of science in education through the University of Pennsylvania Residency Master Teacher Program, led student service-learning trips to Guatemala, and taught Spanish. Outside of Taft, Matt has taught English as a second language, served as a school and outreach coordinator for Immigrants in Colorado, and lived abroad in both Guatemala and Peru. Currently, Matt teaches Spanish II, III, and IV, and coaches boys' varsity soccer and boys' thirds ice hockey. Matt lives off campus with his wife, Kerry Bracco-Mullane, their two children, Birdie and Arlo, and their dog, Grizzly.
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