Coaching Carousel-2022

[AreaLax]

Head Coach
Providence -> Benson
St. John’s -> Turri
Bryant-> Ross
Manhattan -> Odierna
LIU
NJIT -> Wolf
UMass Lowell -> Kelleher

Assistant Coach
Bellarmine Offense
Bryant -> Chris Gabrielli
Canisius Offense
Georgetown Offense
Holy Cross Offense -> Euker
Hopkins Offense -> Crawley
Lehigh Offense
LIU Offense
Maryland Offense
Michigan Offense
Navy Offense -> Mike Phipps
PSU Defense -> Bucci
Providence Offense
Providence Defense -> Casey Broderson
St. John's Offense
St. John's Defense -> Chris Fisher
UMass Lowell Offense
UMass Lowell Defense

[DoubleD]

Yes Lacalandra is a great player and going on to Ohio State is a great opportunity for him. Tough loss but Blake Behlen is a stud with 36 goals last season and Sean Boll scored 25 goals only starting half a season at attack. He's a great player too. Some players weren't that happy with Wolf honestly. Lacalandra is the only one who went into the portal and losing Blume to graduation. Whole team is back next season. Wolf is a good HC but losing the OC last yr forced him into that role and he's very conservative offensively. Could be a reason Lacalandra went into the portal to begin with but IDK. The Defense is very good. Chris Cambell is a two time All Conference LSM amd they have two really good D middies who should be two ways next season. Wolf was more of a clear and dump coach. It's a good opportunity for a young HC to step in and do well in the MAAC.

[nyjay]

Phipps goes back to Navy. Didn’t see that one coming

https://twitter.com/tyxanders/status/15 ... oARk4AnHpA

Will be interesting to see the title. He was Associate HC at GT

between umd and navy/annapolis, phipps was never long for georgetown.

I would have thought he stayed at G'Town until he got an HC job (or MD OC job). Surprising to me at least.

Hearing lots of $$ thrown at him plus the love for Navy. My guess he probably the highest paid OC.

Makes sense. I would have loved him at Hop and would have tried to find the $ (no offense to Crawley, just think Phipps is really good).

[jersey shore lax]

Tim McIntee

McIntee is probably best-known for elevating the Manhattan College lacrosse program to Division I status as the head coach of the Jaspers from November 1997 through June 2012. During his 15 seasons in Riverdale, he established Manhattan as a perennial contender in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, taking the Jaspers to the four-team MAAC Tournament seven times (2000, 2002, 2004-05 and 2008-10). His 2002 squad went undefeated (9-0) in conference play to capture the program’s first-ever MAAC Championship and automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. McIntee was named MAAC Coach of the Year for the second of three times in his career and the 11 victories that season were the most in team history. He is the winningest coach in Manhattan lacrosse history, compiling a 93 wins.

A graduate of LIUPost in Brookville, New York, with a degree in criminal justice, McIntee was a three-time NCAA All-American and a four-year letterwinner as a lacrosse midfielder

McIntee is also a 2011 LIU Post Hall of Fame inductee in both lacrosse and football.

[molo]

And had a helluva lefty outside shot.

[Exlaxbro]

Head Coach
Providence -> Benson
St. John’s -> Turri
Bryant-> Ross
Manhattan -> Odierna
LIU
NJIT -> Wolf
UMass Lowell -> Kelleher

Assistant Coach
Bellarmine Offense
Bryant -> Chris Gabrielli
Canisius Offense
Georgetown Offense
Holy Cross Offense -> Euker
Hopkins Offense -> Crawley
Lehigh Offense
LIU Offense
Maryland Offense
Michigan Offense
Navy Offense -> Mike Phipps
PSU Defense -> Bucci
Providence Offense
Providence Defense -> Casey Broderson
St. John's Offense
St. John's Defense -> Chris Fisher
UMass Lowell Offense
UMass Lowell Defense

Who is the next young coach that will be a head coach soon?

[Dux917]

Former Providence assistant Matt Francis takes an assistant coach position at Lehigh

https://twitter.com/tyxanders/status/15 ... 8859840515

[Farfromgeneva]

Head Coach
Providence -> Benson
St. John’s -> Turri
Bryant-> Ross
Manhattan -> Odierna
LIU
NJIT -> Wolf
UMass Lowell -> Kelleher

Assistant Coach
Bellarmine Offense
Bryant -> Chris Gabrielli
Canisius Offense
Georgetown Offense
Holy Cross Offense -> Euker
Hopkins Offense -> Crawley
Lehigh Offense
LIU Offense
Maryland Offense
Michigan Offense
Navy Offense -> Mike Phipps
PSU Defense -> Bucci
Providence Offense
Providence Defense -> Casey Broderson
St. John's Offense
St. John's Defense -> Chris Fisher
UMass Lowell Offense
UMass Lowell Defense

Who is the next young coach that will be a head coach soon?

Jeremy Hirsch

[cuseman4133]

Head Coach
Providence -> Benson
St. John’s -> Turri
Bryant-> Ross
Manhattan -> Odierna
LIU
NJIT -> Wolf
UMass Lowell -> Kelleher

Assistant Coach
Bellarmine Offense
Bryant -> Chris Gabrielli
Canisius Offense
Georgetown Offense
Holy Cross Offense -> Euker
Hopkins Offense -> Crawley
Lehigh Offense -> Matt Francis
LIU Offense
Maryland Offense -> Jake Bernhardt
Michigan Offense
Navy Offense -> Mike Phipps
PSU Defense -> Bucci
Providence Offense
Providence Defense -> Casey Broderson
St. John's Offense
St. John's Defense -> Chris Fisher
UMass Lowell Offense
UMass Lowell Defense

[Exlaxbro]

Head Coach
Providence -> Benson
St. John’s -> Turri
Bryant-> Ross
Manhattan -> Odierna
LIU
NJIT -> Wolf
UMass Lowell -> Kelleher

Assistant Coach
Bellarmine Offense
Bryant -> Chris Gabrielli
Canisius Offense
Georgetown Offense
Holy Cross Offense -> Euker
Hopkins Offense -> Crawley
Lehigh Offense
LIU Offense
Maryland Offense
Michigan Offense
Navy Offense -> Mike Phipps
PSU Defense -> Bucci
Providence Offense
Providence Defense -> Casey Broderson
St. John's Offense
St. John's Defense -> Chris Fisher
UMass Lowell Offense
UMass Lowell Defense

Who is the next young coach that will be a head coach soon?

Jeremy Hirsch

Good call. I can see that.

[Muleski]

Jeremy Hirsch is a very hot contender….but he can also be smart and very choosy. He might make a move NEXT year, 2023 hiring season…..or keep waiting for the right one. No lack of interest in his career.

[DoubleD]

Mercy's Jordan Lavine hired as new LIU coach.

[10stone5]

U Albany’s
Jordan Levine.

[MDlaxfan76]

Tim McIntee

McIntee is probably best-known for elevating the Manhattan College lacrosse program to Division I status as the head coach of the Jaspers from November 1997 through June 2012. During his 15 seasons in Riverdale, he established Manhattan as a perennial contender in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, taking the Jaspers to the four-team MAAC Tournament seven times (2000, 2002, 2004-05 and 2008-10). His 2002 squad went undefeated (9-0) in conference play to capture the program’s first-ever MAAC Championship and automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. McIntee was named MAAC Coach of the Year for the second of three times in his career and the 11 victories that season were the most in team history. He is the winningest coach in Manhattan lacrosse history, compiling a 93 wins.

A graduate of LIUPost in Brookville, New York, with a degree in criminal justice, McIntee was a three-time NCAA All-American and a four-year letterwinner as a lacrosse midfielder

McIntee is also a 2011 LIU Post Hall of Fame inductee in both lacrosse and football.

And an absolute disaster at Dartmouth. Bad guy.
IMO.

[StuckinD2]

Mercy's Jordan Lavine hired as new LIU coach.

Is this actually confirmed!? That would be a strong hire to replace Wolf!

[DoubleD]

It's not official yet but yes he's the guy. Should be official in a day or two. It's a great hire for LIU and everyone around the program is excited.

[DocBarrister]

Tim McIntee

McIntee is probably best-known for elevating the Manhattan College lacrosse program to Division I status as the head coach of the Jaspers from November 1997 through June 2012. During his 15 seasons in Riverdale, he established Manhattan as a perennial contender in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, taking the Jaspers to the four-team MAAC Tournament seven times (2000, 2002, 2004-05 and 2008-10). His 2002 squad went undefeated (9-0) in conference play to capture the program’s first-ever MAAC Championship and automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. McIntee was named MAAC Coach of the Year for the second of three times in his career and the 11 victories that season were the most in team history. He is the winningest coach in Manhattan lacrosse history, compiling a 93 wins.

A graduate of LIUPost in Brookville, New York, with a degree in criminal justice, McIntee was a three-time NCAA All-American and a four-year letterwinner as a lacrosse midfielder

McIntee is also a 2011 LIU Post Hall of Fame inductee in both lacrosse and football.

And an absolute disaster at Dartmouth. Bad guy.
IMO.

DocBarrister

[MDlaxfan76]

Tim McIntee

McIntee is probably best-known for elevating the Manhattan College lacrosse program to Division I status as the head coach of the Jaspers from November 1997 through June 2012. During his 15 seasons in Riverdale, he established Manhattan as a perennial contender in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, taking the Jaspers to the four-team MAAC Tournament seven times (2000, 2002, 2004-05 and 2008-10). His 2002 squad went undefeated (9-0) in conference play to capture the program’s first-ever MAAC Championship and automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. McIntee was named MAAC Coach of the Year for the second of three times in his career and the 11 victories that season were the most in team history. He is the winningest coach in Manhattan lacrosse history, compiling a 93 wins.

A graduate of LIUPost in Brookville, New York, with a degree in criminal justice, McIntee was a three-time NCAA All-American and a four-year letterwinner as a lacrosse midfielder

McIntee is also a 2011 LIU Post Hall of Fame inductee in both lacrosse and football.

And an absolute disaster at Dartmouth. Bad guy.
IMO.

DocBarrister

yup.

[jersey shore lax]

Tim McIntee

McIntee is probably best-known for elevating the Manhattan College lacrosse program to Division I status as the head coach of the Jaspers from November 1997 through June 2012. During his 15 seasons in Riverdale, he established Manhattan as a perennial contender in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, taking the Jaspers to the four-team MAAC Tournament seven times (2000, 2002, 2004-05 and 2008-10). His 2002 squad went undefeated (9-0) in conference play to capture the program’s first-ever MAAC Championship and automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. McIntee was named MAAC Coach of the Year for the second of three times in his career and the 11 victories that season were the most in team history. He is the winningest coach in Manhattan lacrosse history, compiling a 93 wins.

A graduate of LIUPost in Brookville, New York, with a degree in criminal justice, McIntee was a three-time NCAA All-American and a four-year letterwinner as a lacrosse midfielder

McIntee is also a 2011 LIU Post Hall of Fame inductee in both lacrosse and football.

And an absolute disaster at Dartmouth. Bad guy.
IMO.

DocBarrister

yup.

Was an assistant at Dartmouth for two years and departed when Andy Towers was let go, he wasn't there long enough to do a good or bad job (IMHO) he was arguably the best player in LIU/CWPost history and has a tone of experience, lot's of "bad" guys in coaching, just win baby

[DoubleD]

IDK Tom Postel might be the greatest to ever play at Post. He's up there tho