Mike Randolph Inducted into Minnesota Hockey Coaches Association Hall of Fame
Former Duluth East hockey coach Mike Randolph was inducted into the Minnesota Hockey Coaches Association (MCHA) Hall of Fame in St. Paul. Randolph had a distinguished career, including a record 727 wins and leading Duluth East to two state championships…
Duluth Superior, MN, September 29, 2026 —
Former Duluth East hockey coach Mike Randolph has been honored with induction into the Minnesota Hockey Coaches Association (MCHA) Hall of Fame. The ceremony took place in St. Paul, recognizing Randolph for his significant contributions to high school hockey in the state.
Randolph concluded a notable career with a record of 727 wins, a testament to his coaching tenure. During his time leading the Duluth East hockey program, he guided the team to two state championships, marking periods of significant success for the school’s athletics.
His induction into the MCHA Hall of Fame places him among the esteemed figures in Minnesota high school hockey coaching. The association’s Hall of Fame acknowledges coaches who have demonstrated exceptional skill, dedication, and impact over their careers. The specific details regarding the date of his retirement were not provided.
Randolph’s legacy includes not only his impressive win total and championship victories but also his influence on the development of young athletes and the sport itself. The MCHA serves as a key organization for hockey coaches across Minnesota, promoting growth and recognition within the coaching community.
Story summarized from the original created by Jamey Malcomb on www.duluthnewstribune.com, see more information here.
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