Head coach Jeff Kampersal added Moe Bradley as an assistant coach in June 2025 and she enters her second season with the Nittany Lions in 2026-26
Bradley helped Penn State to a historic season in her first year in Happy Valley. The team made their first-ever Women’s Frozen Four after earning a no. 3 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament and hosted the program’s first tournament game in school history. The Nittany Lions repeated for a fourth time as AHA Tournament Champions after securing their fifth-straight regular season title. On top of compiling the most wins in a year in program history, PSU broke seven single-season program records throughout the campaign.
Bradley spent the past two seasons as head coach at her Alma Mater, Division III UMass Boston. She led the Beacons to 21-26-5 record over the past two seasons including a 19-13-4 record in New England Hockey Conference play with back-to-back fourth place finishes in the 10-team league. Bradley was named the 2024 NEHC Coach of the Year following her first season as bench boss and mentored three NEHC All-Conference selections including Gianna Skrelja who earned All-Rookie Team in 2023-24 and Third Team All-Conference this past season.