Andrew McPhee enters his eighth year as the head coach of the Trinity women's ice hockey program. In seven seasons, McPhee has established Trinity as one of the premier programs in Division III. The Bantams finished the 2008-09 season with a record of  13-10-2, earning their third consecutive NESCAC Championship Tournament bid.  In 2007-08, McPhee was named the 2007-08 NESCAC Coach of the Year and was a finalist for the American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA) Coach of the Year after guiding the Bantams to their best season in program history with an 18-5-3 record. McPhee, who also garnered NESCAC Coach of the Year accolades after the 2004-05 season, coached the program's first AHCA All-American in 2007-08 when Isabel Iwachiw garnered  First Team honors for her tremendous play in goal.

Before arriving at Trinity, McPhee earned his bachelor's degree in history from Middlebury College, where he starred in football and baseball from 1994 to 1998. He served as an assistant women's ice hockey, football, and baseball coach at his alma mater from 1998 to 2000.  While assisting the Middlebury women he helped guide them to their first national championship in 2000.  McPhee also coached the wide receivers for Trinity's NESCAC Champion football squad for six seasons, helping the Bantams win 31 games in a row with three all-league receivers during his tenure.

During the summer McPhee has worked and continues to coach at a number of camps and showcases, including the Rinksport College Prep Program at URI, the NAHA Showcase in Burlington, Vt., and Cutting Edge College Week in Danbury, Conn.

Annmarie Cellino enters her first year as an assistant women's ice hockey coach at Trinity this winter.  Originally from Buffalo, N.Y., Cellino earned her bachelor's degree in American Studies from Middlebury College in May of 2009.  As a member of one of the top NESCAC ice hockey programs, Cellino had an array of accolades in her collegiate career.  In 2005-06, she earned the NESCAC Rookie of the Year award, and was named to the Second Team All-American.  In her junior season, Cellino led the NESCAC in scoring and was named NESCAC Player of the Year and as a First Team All-American.  She was an All-NESCAC selection in each of her four collegiate seasons.