Wolves Name Jason Lindsay U18 Academy Head Coach
- James Karr
- 3 hours ago
- 1 min read
The West Chester Wolves are excited to welcome Jason Lindsay as the new U18 Academy Head Coach for the 2026-27 season.
Lindsay brings more than 25 years of coaching experience and a long history of developing players at the youth and junior levels. Originally from Southfield, Michigan, he played AAA hockey for Little Caesars and the Michigan Nationals before continuing his playing career with the Metro Jets.
Since moving behind the bench, Lindsay has coached with several well-known programs, including Belle Tire, Compuware, the Delaware Ducks, Philadelphia Little Flyers, Philadelphia Revolution, and most recently served as the General Manager and Head Coach of the Atlanta Madhatters' USPHL Elite team.

Over the years, he's worked with players at every age level and has helped many advance to junior hockey, college hockey, and beyond. His teams have also made eight trips to USA Hockey Nationals, reflecting his consistent focus on player growth and team success.
Lindsay is also a USA Hockey Level 4 Coach and Level 4 Official, giving him a unique perspective on the game that he brings to his coaching style.
"We're excited to have Jason join the Wolves staff," said Wolves President Joe Tarpy. "He has a lot of experience developing players and understands what it takes to help them reach the next level. We think he'll be a great fit for our Academy program and our organization."
Lindsay will lead the Wolves' U18 Academy team this season as the program continues to provide players with a competitive environment focused on development both on and off the ice.
Welcome Coach Lindsay to the Wolfpack!
