Ken Broschart
Entering his third season with the Wolverines, Ken Broschart’s main focus will continue to be with the Michigan offense. In the last two seasons, the Wolverines have put up some impressive numbers up front, scoring 15.46 goals per game in ‘08 and 16.43 in ‘09. Broschart’s presence has also been extremely instrumental in the Wolverines’ back-to-back National Championships that coincide with his arrival.
After four years at the helm of the Arizona Wildcats as the team’s Head Coach, Broschart came to Ann Arbor with an impressive resume. During his tenure, he built a 55-23 (.705) overall record at Arizona, while guiding the Wildcats to three WCLL finals and four MCLA National Championship tournament appearances during that span. Broschart was also named the Western Collegiate Lacrosse League Coach of the Year in 2004.
Broschart brings a wealth of national coaching experience to the table as well, with two stints as a member of the USA West Team coaching staff. As the head coach in 2007, Broschart’s team won the Berlin Open, and as an assistant in 2005, where he coached alongside John Paul, the squad took home the Asian Pacific Games Championship.
Originally hailing from Long Island, N.Y., Broschart was a four-year defenseman at the New York Institute of Technology where he was a three-year NCAA D-II All-American and team captain during his senior year. Broschart earned a B.A. in Business Management from NYIT in 2000. He currently lives in Ann Arbor with his wife Keekan.
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