Brad Frost has signed on to lead the Gophers women's hockey program for two more seasons, finalizing a contract extension that will keep the head coach behind the bench through 2025-26.
Gophers women's hockey coach Brad Frost signs two-year contract extension
Brad Frost, who is in his 17th season coaching the Gophers, is now under contract through the 2025-26 season.
The University of Minnesota announced the deal Friday. The No. 4 Gophers, who have a break from competition this weekend, are off to a 5-0 start in Frost's 17th season as coach and 23rd season on the staff.
Under Frost's guidance, the Gophers have gone 477-99-39, with four NCAA championships, 10 appearances in the Frozen Four, seven WCHA regular-season titles and five WCHA tournament crowns. He joined the program as an assistant coach in 2001, then got the top job permanently in 2008 after one season as interim head coach.
The Gophers have enjoyed remarkable stability, with Frost and Laura Halldorson the only two head coaches in the team's history.
"I am thrilled to continue on as the head coach of Gopher women's hockey," Frost said in a statement. "I have loved coaching here and working with amazing student-athletes, both past and present. We will continue to compete for championships while also creating champions for life."
Amisha Ramlall burst on to the recruiting scene last season as a freshman and colleges, including the Gophers, quickly took notice.