Head coach Scott Wiley enters his fourth season behind the bench for the Colgate women's ice hockey team.  Wiley had been the assistant coach under Ted Wisner for the three seasons prior.

Last season, Wiley led the Raiders to their first Division I winning season with a 16-15-4 record.  The team finished 7th in the ECACHL with a 9-7-4 record and made in their fourth consecutive ECACHL quarterfinal appearance.

Wiley began as head coach when the team was in just its second year as a Division I program, in 2002-03.  He guided his team to a 12-21-1 mark and was 4-11-1 in the ECAC-North that year.  The following year, the team improved leaps and bounds with a 16-17-3 showing.  The team's improvement was recognized by the ECAC coaches and Wiley was named the 2003-04 ECAC Coach of the Year.

Wiley graduated from St. Lawrence University in 1993 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Sport and Leisure Studies. He served as team captain of the men's soccer team and was named team MVP as well as first team Upstate Collegiate Athletic Association and a regional Academic All-American in 1993.

The Williamstown, Mass. native has college soccer coaching experience at Clarkson University and Plattsburgh State University.  At Clarkson, he planned and supervised in-season and out-of-season practices.  He also worked on developing communication between the team, community and university.

During the summer of 2003, Wiley was a coach at the USA Under 18/19 hockey festival.  With an extensive knowledge of marketing, Wiley serves as a valuable member of the ECAC marketing committee.  He also continues to volunteer his time as an instructor at various women's hockey summer camps throughout New York and New England, and served as Colgate's assistant tennis coach in 2001-02.

Wiley and his wife Leta, and their children Kaitlyn (13) and Devin (11), and Taylor (1) reside in Hamilton.