A 1986 graduate of Boston College with a degree in economics, a two-time All-America and All-Hockey East selection, he set Boston College records at the time of his graduation in career scoring (223 points), season scoring (79), season goals (38), and three-goal hat tricks (6).

Team captain as a senior, he was named Hockey East's "Player of the Year"; won the Walter Brown Award as New England's outstanding collegiate player; was a finalist for the Hobey Baker Award given to the top player in all of college hockey.

The Eagles played in the NCAA Championship Tournament three times during his career, including the 1985 "Frozen Four".

He was a member of the 1983 U.S. Junior National team, BC's 1983 Beanpot Champions, and the Eagles' 1985 and 1986 Hockey East Championship squads.

After graduation, he was selected by Montreal Canadiens round 3 #61 overall 1982 NHL Entry Draft and played professional hockey for the Montreal Canadiens, Boston Bruins, and Los Angeles Kings, as well as in Europe.

Inducted into the Boston College Varsity Club Athletic Hall of Fame in 1996.

A resident of Bridgewater, Mass., Harlow was an All-America forward at Boston College and guided the Eagles to a pair of Hockey East championships in the mid 1980's. He ranks as Boston College's third all-time leading scorer, as he amassed 105 goals and 118 assists for 223 points in 149 games with the Eagles. Harlow ranks behind only former Hobey Baker Award winner David Emma and All-America standout Brian Gionta on the all-time scoring list at The Heights, while his goal and assist totals place him fourth and fifth, respectively, on Boston College's career lists.

A two-time all-New England selection, Harlow was named to the 1985-86 America Hockey Coaches Association All-America team as a senior and was the recipient of the Walter Brown Award as the outstanding American born player in New England that same season. Scott led the Eagles to a pair of Hockey East regular season crowns in both 1984-85 and 1985-86, as he played for legendary Boston College coach Len Ceglarski.

Scott also served for four years as the Executive Director of the New England College Development League and additionally served as head coach and general manager of the Bay State Sharks and the Head Coach at Stonehill College (8 years). While at Stonehill, Scott's team won the national championship and  he was selected the NE-10 coach of the year, 4 times. He also established Scott Harlow Sports Inc., a company that operates both a summer hockey school and all-sports camp.

• 1982-86 Boston College - NCAA
• 1986-87 Sherbrooke Canadiens - AHL
• 1987-88 Peoria Rivermen - IHL
• 1987-88 Sherbrooke Canadiens - AHL
• 1987-88 Baltimore Skipjacks - AHL
• 1987-88 St. Louis Blues - NHL
• 1988-89 Peoria Rivermen - IHL
• 1988-89 Maine Mariners - AHL
• 1989-90 Maine Mariners - AHL
• 1990-91 Phoenix Roadrunners - IHL
• 1990-91 New Haven Nighthawks - AHL
• 1991-92 Norwich & Peterborough Pi - BHL

Anthony is a former student athlete at Xavarian Brothers where he attended for three (3) years.  He then transferred to Cushing Academy, continuing his preparatory education and graduated in 1993.

Upon graduation from Cushing, he began attending Northeastern University.  In 1994 he left to play for the Rhode Island Sharks Junior program.

Upon returning to continue his college education, he graduated from UMASS/Boston, with a BS in Sports Medicine, minoring in Psychology of Coaching, 1999.

Former Player UMASS/Boston, 1995 through 1999.  He was unable to participate in his senior year due to various hockey related injuries.

After graduating from UMASS/Boston, he was hired as an assistant coach at Thayer Academy.  He then went on to coach at his alma mater for two seasons.

He has served as instructor, coach and administrator for USA/Massachusetts Hockey's Satellite Training Program (MASTP), working with top players and fellow coaches from Massachusetts and New England for the last 10 years.

He also serves as an evaluator for Massachusetts Hockey Select programs and has coached at the USA National Development Festivals in Lake Placid, NY, Rochester, NY, and St. Cloud, MN.

He is also involved with USA Hockey's spring and summer player development festivals.

Anthony became a member of the Massachusetts/USA Hockey of the Player Development Committee.

He was also a member of the Staff as an instructor for the former International Hockey Academy (IHA) and the current Hockey Skills Acceleration (HSA) hockey skill development program.

Ken played his high school hockey at Natick.

Ken is a graduate of Framingham State (formerly Boston State) where he earned his BA in Psychology 1975.  He also played four seasons for the ice hockey program.

Upon graduation, Ken was the Head Coach at his alma mater: Natick High School for the 1977-78 season.
He began his college coaching experience at Babson College as assistant coach from 1978-1986.  In 1984, he was instrumental in Babson’s NCAA Dvision II/III Championship season.

He was also an assistant coach with the Walpole Stars, 1994-2002, Bridgewater Bandits, 2002-2005, Suffolk University, 2005-2009.

He is now the assistant coach with the Kings organization where he also assists as a recruiting coordinator.

Coach Gurskis is native of Brockton, MA.  He attended Xaverian Brothers High School and graduated in 1994.  Upon his graduation from Xaverian Brothers, he began his college experience as a student athlete at St. Michael's College in Colchester, Vermont.   He graduated in 1998 with a BA in Psychology.

While attending St. Micheal’s, John was the Men’s Ice Hockey Program’s all time leading scorer with 93 (Goals), 141 (Assists) for a total of 234 points.  He was also named an NCAA All-American (4 Times) and ECAC player of the year (2 Times).

John also spends his time as an On Ice Instructor for Pro Ambitions (3 years) and has been involved with Lovell's Hockey Schools for the past 6 years.

He is also a USA Hockey Level 4 Coaching Education Program Certification and a member of the National Ice Hockey Officials Association (NIHOA).

Professional hockey playing and coaching information:

Professional:
-10 seasons as a professional
- Over 500 games played in Europe, East Coast, Central, United, and Southern Leagues

• 1998-99 Columbus Chill - ECHL
• 1998-99 Charlotte Checkers -ECHL
• 1999-00 Peoria Rivermen - ECHL
• 1999-00 Fort Wayne Komets -UHL
• 2000-02 Wichita Thunder - CHL
• 2002-03 St. Pete/Winston-Salem Pa  - ACHL
• 2003-05 Macon Trax  - SPHL/WHA2
• 2005-06 Florida Seals - SPHL
• 2006-07 Den Haag Wolves- Hlnd
• 2006-07 Pee Dee Cyclones - SPHL
• 2007-08 Twin City Cyclones - SPHL

- 4 seasons as a Player/Assistant coach

• 2002-03                 St. Pete/Winston-Salem Parrots   ACHL                  
• 2003-04                 Macon Trax                                         WHA2                
• 2004-05                 Macon Trax                                         SPHL                    
• 2005-06                 Florida Seals                                    SPHL                 

Instructor for Pro Ambitions (3yrs) and Lovell's Hockey (6yrs)
USA Hockey Level 4 Coaching Education Program Certification
Member NIHOA

Coach Ouellette is a 1977 graduate of the University of Massachusetts/Dartmouth he holds a BA Sociology/Psychology-Education and Computer Information Science, Johnson&Wales University, 1996. He is also a former student athlete.

He enters his first year with the South Shore Kings Empire Junior B program (EmJHL) while assisting in other areas.  He has over 20 years of combined coaching and teaching experience at the high/prep school and collegiate levels.  Will also serve as the South Shore Kings Webmaster.

He has served as instructor, coach and administrator for USA/Massachusetts Hockey's Satellite Training Program (MASTP), Coaching Education Program (CEP) working with top players and fellow coaches from Massachusetts and New England for the last 15 years.

He also serves as an evaluator for Massachusetts Hockey Select programs (male and female) competing in USA National Development Festivals in Lake Placid, NY, Rochester, NY, and St. Cloud, MN.  He is also involved with USA Hockey's spring and summer festivals.

Coach Ouellette is a USA Hockey Master Coach (Level 5).

Coach Ouellette is also the former Co-Owner/Director; Program for the Defense Hockey School.

He completed four years as head coach of Salve Regina University's women’s ice hockey team (member of ECAC East/Division III) and was a nominee for Coach of the Year during the 2004–2005 Season.

He was the former head coach at Bishop Connolly High School (1998-2000) in Fall River, Massachusetts and Assistant Coach at Milton Academy, Milton, Massachusetts.

He also serves as the Director of Coaches and Player Development/ACE Coordinator for the SWS Regional Youth Hockey Program in Fall River, Massachusetts.

He is a member of the National Federation of High Schools (NFHS), Massachusetts State Hockey Coaches Association (MSHCA) and the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA).  He is a former member of the American Hockey Coaches Association Coaches Association (ACHA/ECAC–East Division III).

In 1999, the Naval Undersea Warfare Center; awarded him with the Navy-wide Service Employee Award for “Contributions to the community by volunteering support of youth hockey programs throughout Southeastern New England”.

He acquired his certification from: Sports Management Worldwide Hockey GM & Scouting, Certification 2009; Portland, Oregon.  Training included: NHL and international scouting techniques, NHL and minor league hockey general manager practices, Rinknet Scouting Software, NHL collective bargaining agreement and statistical analysis. (Mentored by the International Scouting Services).

Coach Davis is currently in his second season as an assistant coach of the South Shore Kings Empire Junior Hockey Team.  He is a 2004 graduate of Foxboro High School.  He played four years of varsity hockey at Foxboro High School and was named team captain as a junior and then again in his senior year.

He earned the Hockomock League All-Star honors three times.  He was the Hockomock League MVP as a senior and earned the Sun-Chronicle All-Star honors three times.

Additionally, he led the state of Massachusetts in scoring as a senior for high school hockey.  He is also the all-time leading scorer at Foxboro High School.  Upon graduation from Foxboro he continued his eduaction and student athlete where he played four years of college hockey at Stonehill College under then head coach Scott Harlow.  Brian is a 2008 graduate of Stonehill College where he majored in Political Science and minored in Public Administration.

While at Stonehill he received the Northeast-10 Player of the Week honors three times in career.

Won a Northeast-10 League Championship for the first time in school history in 2006-2007 season.  Played in over 85 games and accumulated nearly 60 points in career at Stonehill.

Brian is currently in his second year of law school at New England School of Law in Boston, MA.