Regan replaces Dean Zenie who had been at the helm of the Dolphins mat program for the past two seasons.
A native of Putnam Valley, N.Y., Regan brings practical coaching experience to the Mount Saint Vincent wrestling program, starting at Mahopac High School in 2002, where, in five years at the helm, he coached three section champions and guided the team to four section team title. Regan then took his talents to Westchester Community College, where he reigned as head coach until 2015.
Regan plans to use that experience in his new position at Mount Saint Vincent.
"During my time at WCC, I wanted to build a brand and turn something small into something big," Regan said. "That's what I plan on doing here."
"While it'll be a challenge in this strong wrestling area, I believe I'll have the ability to make a strong program," Regan continued. "After meeting with the team, it was easy to see we have a great group of guys on the roster. I love what they bring to the table."
"This year will be a rebuilding year. But day in and day out we will get better, grow and create a foundation that we can build upon. But in the long term, the area of the school will help us bring in great recruits. It'll give us the chance to make something fantastic here."
Founded in 1847, College of Mount Saint Vincent is a four-year, private, Roman Catholic school located in Riverdale, N.Y. in New York City in the borough of The Bronx. The school has an enrollment of approximately 1,500 students.
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