Cam Ellsworth is a highly accomplished Ice hockey coach and leader. He hails from Leamington, Ontario Canada. Cam holds an undergraduate degree in Business with a concentration in Finance from Michigan Tech and an MBA in Managerial Leadership from UMass Lowell.
After starting his playing career with the Soo Indians, Cam eventually moved to Michigan Tech and set school records for games played and saves. His solid performance allowed him to play for the ECHL until his retirement in 2008.
Cam’s leadership journey demonstrates the power of athletics as a catalyst for community impact. As assistant coach at UMass Lowell (2011-2018), he helped build the Division I program to prominence, capturing three Hockey East Championships.
At Norwich University as head men’s ice hockey coach, Cam’s authentic leadership style maintained one of the top five winning percentages in the country. His impact was immediate, leading the team to the NCAA Division III national championship game in his first season (2018-19) and securing two NEHC Championships.
Cam Ellsworth is a highly accomplished Ice hockey coach and leader. He hails from Leamington, Ontario Canada. Cam holds an undergraduate degree in Business with a concentration in Finance from Michigan Tech and an MBA in Managerial Leadership from UMass Lowell.
After starting his playing career with the Soo Indians, Cam eventually moved to Michigan Tech and set school records for games played and saves. His solid performance allowed him to play for the ECHL until his retirement in 2008.
Cam’s leadership journey demonstrates the power of athletics as a catalyst for community impact. As assistant coach at UMass Lowell (2011-2018), he helped build the Division I program to prominence, capturing three Hockey East Championships.
At Norwich University as head men’s ice hockey coach, Cam’s authentic leadership style maintained one of the top five winning percentages in the country. His impact was immediate, leading the team to the NCAA Division III national championship game in his first season (2018-19) and securing two NEHC Championships.
