Max McCormick joins Green Bay Notre Dame hockey coaching staff
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 10:06 AM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
Max McCormick has been named an assistant coach for the Green Bay Notre Dame hockey program. Recently retired after a 12-year professional career, McCormick was approached by head coach Silverio Mirao shortly after announcing his retirement in June. He expressed excitement about returning to the game, emphasizing a desire to contribute positively to young players' development. McCormick will work primarily with forwards and the power play, bringing credibility and energy to the Tritons ahead of the upcoming season.
- •McCormick, 34, retired from professional hockey in June.
- •His coaching role emphasizes working with forwards and power play strategies.
- •He previously operated the McCormick Hockey School for over a decade.
- •McCormick was a standout player at Green Bay Notre Dame, winning Wisconsin’s Mr. Hockey award.
- •He played parts of seven NHL seasons, scoring eight goals in 94 games.
- 10:06 AMYahoo Sports — Former NHL player Max McCormick joins Green Bay Notre Dame hockey staff
"Max McCormick retired in June after 12 seasons of pro hockey. The former Green Bay Notre Dame star already has found ways to stay around the game.
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