Former UND player and national champion Bryn Chyzyk has been appointed as the General Manager and assistant coach of the University of North Dakota hockey program. Chyzyk brings valuable connections and experience from his successful tenure as GM of the USHL’s Waterloo Black Hawks. During his time with the Black Hawks, Chyzyk led the team to multiple postseason appearances over four consecutive years.
Chyzyk’s hiring marks a first in college hockey, as he will have both coaching and recruiting capabilities. With the Black Hawks currently sitting third in their conference, Chyzyk aims to leverage his network and experience to attract top talent to elevate the North Dakota program. His focus will be on integrating current players and nurturing future talent to bring the program to new heights.
With a playing career at North Dakota that saw him record 47 points in 128 games, Chyzyk’s unique blend of playing experience and front-office acumen sets him up to have a significant impact on the future of North Dakota hockey. His leadership can help build a strong recruit pipeline while also honoring the program’s legacy. As Chyzyk settles into his new role, all eyes will be on how he shapes the future of the North Dakota hockey program.
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