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Hakstol's success in doing that at UND caught Seattle's eye. "In 11 years there (at UND) as head coach, nine of those years he had a winning percentage over .600," Francis said.
Hakstol’s move to North Dakota didn’t offer much culture shock. “It’s almost like you’re in Canada,” said former assistant coach Brad Berry, who now serves as UND head coach.
Hakstol praised Lowry’s work and those of assistants Jay Leach, Paul McFarland and goaltending coach Steve Briere in helping the team achieve what it did.