Head Coaches
- Billy Reay (1956–57)
- Roly McLenahan (1957–58)
- Bucko MacDonald (1958)
- Sam Pollock (1959)
- Steve Kraftcheck (1958–61)
- Jack Riley (1961)
- Johnny Crawford (1961–62)
- Rudy Migay (1962–63)
- Joe Crozier (1963–68)***
- Dick Gamble (1968–71)
- Peanuts O'Flaherty (1971)
- Doug Adam (1972)
- Don Cherry (1972–74)
- Dick Mattiussi (1974–76)
- Duane Rupp (1976–78)
- Gary Darling (1978)
- Ron Garwaisiuk (1978)
- Pat Kelly (1978–79)
- Billy Inglis (1979–80)
- Mike Keenan (1980–83)*
- Joe Crozier (1983–84)
- Jim Schoenfeld (1984)
- John Van Boxmeer (1984–90)*
- Don Lever (1990–92)
- John Van Boxmeer (1992–95)
- John Tortorella (1995–97)*
- Brian McCutcheon (1997-00)
- Randy Cunneyworth (2000–08)
- Benoit Groulx (2008–10)
- Chuck Weber (2010-11)
- Ron Rolston (2011-Present)
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