Norwich University

Cam Clarke enters his second season as an assistant coach for the men's hockey program in 2024-25.  He also serves as the head coach for the men's golf team.

Last season, Clarke helped the Cadets to the #2 seed in the NEHC en route to earning his 100th-career victory in Norwich's regular-season finale victory over the University of Southern Maine.  Five Cadets earned All-Conference nods, including Clark Kerner '25, Sami Molu '27, and Bryce Walcrius '27, landing on the All-NEHC Third Team, while Cooper Bertrand '27 and Owen Slisizzi '27 were also on the All-Rookie Team, alongside Walcarius.

After a historic golf career in high school, Clarke focused on furthering his athletic career in hockey.  He played junior hockey in the North American Hockey League (NAHL) for the Lone Star Brahmas, where he was named Defenseman of the Year and was drafted by the Boston Bruins in the 2016 NHL Entry Draft (5^th Round, #136 Overall).  He then played Division I hockey at Ferris State University, earning a Bachelor's Degree in Finance.  After leaving Ferris State, Cam played three professional seasons in the ECHL for the Wichita Thunder and Toledo Walleye, totaling 64 points.

From Tecumseh, Mich., the Ferris State University graduate lives in Northfield with his wife Claire, daughter Scottie, and their dog Banks.