Coach Zaniboni, a Plymouth, MA native, brings over 18 years of coaching experience and 5 seasons of professional hockey experience to his role as head coach of the Seahawks. A standout goaltender at Catholic Memorial High School, Zaniboni earned team MVP honors twice and played a pivotal role in securing three state championships, showcasing his leadership both on and off the ice.

Zaniboni’s junior hockey career included time in the USHL and NAHL before earning a scholarship to Northern Michigan University, where he earned a Business Marketing degree and was awarded the Peranni Cup for most game stars. After college, he played professionally in the ECHL, CHL, IHL, and SPHL, winning a championship and earning both MVP and Goalie of the Year honors with the Mississippi Surge. Read More

As head coach since 2011, Zaniboni has built a reputation as a trusted mentor and leader within the junior hockey community. His extensive network in junior and college hockey has helped numerous players advance to college programs and beyond. A multiple-time Coach of the Year, Zaniboni has led his teams to two league titles and multiple national tournament appearances.

Now leading the Seahawks EHL team, Coach Zaniboni is deeply committed to shaping the next generation of athletes. His coaching philosophy blends on-ice development with a focus on personal growth, discipline, and character building. With a proven track record of success and a passion for player development, Coach Zaniboni is dedicated to guiding players to reach their full potential and thrive both in hockey and in life.

Coach Richard, a Montreal native, was drafted by the Quebec Remparts and played four successful seasons in the CCHL, consistently averaging over a point per game. During his time there, he played a key role in leading his team to victory in the Royal Bank Cup and the Fred Page Cup, earning the Eastern Canadian Championship.

Mike then transitioned to a standout Division III career at Elmira College, where he earned a B.S. in Business Administration and Marketing. He averaged an impressive 1.14 points per game, won two conference championships, and was honored as Rookie Athlete of the Year, along with being named a Division III All-American. Read More

Following college, Mike continued his career professionally for five years, maintaining an exceptional 1.45 points per game. He was named to the 2009 SPHL All-Rookie Team, secured an SPHL Championship with the Mississippi Surge, and was awarded Playoff MVP honors before retiring in 2011.

Now, as both a coach and scout, Coach Richard brings a wealth of experience, leadership, and a deep understanding of the game to the team, guiding players with a focus on skill development, discipline, and achieving their full potential.

Coach Seth Gustin brings a wealth of professional playing experience and proven leadership to the Seahawks Hockey Club. In his first year behind the bench with the Lumberjacks during the 2021–2022 season, Gustin led the team to the EHL Frozen Finals—an impressive debut that showcased his ability to inspire and elevate his players.

Prior to coaching, Seth enjoyed a successful professional hockey career, playing over 100 games in the Federal Hockey League (FHL). His pro journey began after college, when he earned a roster spot with the Carolina Thunderbirds as a free agent. He went on to help the Thunderbirds capture the league championship in the 2018–2019 season. Read More

Seth’s foundation in the game was built at Niagara University, where he played four seasons for the ACHA team from 2013–2017. A natural leader, he served as team captain from his sophomore year through graduation. Under his leadership, the Purple Eagles claimed three NECHL championships and made a memorable appearance at the ACHA National Tournament.

Off the ice, Seth has always prioritized giving back to the hockey community, contributing his time and passion through youth camps and private training. Now as a coach with the Seahawks Hockey Club, Seth is committed to developing players not only as athletes but as leaders in their communities. His focus remains on helping each player reach their full potential—on and off the ice.