Ashland High names new boys hockey coach
Ashland didn't go far to find its new boys ice hockey coach.
The Clockers announced Paul Cadenhead will lead the program this winter on X, formerly known as Twitter, on Friday.
Cadenhead is the new High School Business Teacher at Ashland, hired this August.
NEWS ALERT:
Paul Cadenhead Named Head Coach Of The Boys Hockey Program At Ashland.
Cadenhead Brings Extensive Coaching And Playing Experience To The Role.
Clockers Begin Practice Monday, November 27.@MetroWestSports @GlobeSchools @BostonHeraldHS #GoClockers #Clocktown pic.twitter.com/2IwvBQb7CK— Ashland Athletics (@ClockerAD) October 27, 2023
He previously was the junior varsity coach at Franklin in 2022 and also worked as a coach in Lexington. Cadenhead, a Connecticut native, played club hockey at UConn.
He also has experience as a youth hockey coach and as a learn to skate instructor.
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The Clockers went 11-11 a season ago and reached the Division 4 Sweet 16.
Cadenhead will be replacing Mike Roman, who started at Ashland in 2009. He won more than 100 games for the Clockers.
This article originally appeared on MetroWest Daily News: Ashland boys hockey names Paul Cadenhead new head coach
