Scott Harlow
EJHL Head Coach and
General Manager
sharlow@foxborosportscenter.com
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