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Ncaa Men's Lacrosse Coaching Records Through 2011 NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Coaching Records through 2011 All-Divisions Coaching Records ............. 2 Division I Coaching Records ................... 3 Division II Coaching Records .................. 4 Division III Coaching Records ................. 5 2 NCAA MEN'S LACROSSE COACHING RECORDS THROUGH 2011 All-Divisions Coaching Records Name (Teams & Tenure) Years Won Lost Tied ^Pct. Winningest Active Coaches 8. &Jack Faber (Maryland 1928-43, 46-63) .............34 251 56 2 .8155 9. &Al Heagy (Maryland 1931-43, 46-65) ................33 246 57 2 .8098 (Minimum five years as an NCAA head coach in Divisions I, II or III; 10. *Chris Ryan (Mercyhurst 2001-11) ........................11 122 32 0 .7922 includes career record at four-year colleges only) 11. Lelan Rogers (Ohio Wesleyan 1991-99, SUNY Cortland 2001-05) ..............................14 185 50 0 .7872 BY PERCENTAGE 12. *John Desko (Syracuse 1999-11) ...........................13 162 46 0 .7788 13. *Steve Colfer (Cabrini 2001-11) ..............................11 151 43 0 .7784 Name, School Current Div. Years Won Lost Pct. 14. Mickey Cochrane (Bowling Green 1966-75) .....10 77 22 0 .7778 1. Jim Berkman, Salisbury ..............................................III 24 388 42 .9023 15. *Hank Janczyk (Salisbury 1983-85, Colgate 2. Dan Sheehan, Le Moyne ............................................ II 14 185 37 .8333 1986-87, Gettysburg 1988-11) ...................29 357 108 0 .7677 3. John Jez, C.W. Post ........................................................II 7 87 19 .8208 4. Chris Ryan, Mercyhurst ...............................................II 11 122 32 .7922 16. Willie Scroggs (North Carolina 1979-90) ............12 120 37 0 .7643 5. John Desko, Syracuse ....................................................I 13 162 46 .7788 17. W.H. Dinty Moore (Navy 1936-58).........................23 159 50 2 .7583 18. Rick McCarthy (Babson 1976-79, 6. Steve Colfer, Cabrini ....................................................III 11 151 43 .7784 Eastern Conn. St. 1996-02, 7. Hank Janczyk, Gettysburg ........................................III 29 357 108 .7677 8. Paul Cantabene, Stevenson .....................................III 7 97 30 .7638 Western Conn. St. 2004-05) .........................13 139 45 0 .7554 9. Bill Tierney, Denver .........................................................I 27 299 101 .7475 19. #Roy Simmons Jr. (Syracuse 1971-98) .................28 287 96 0 .7493 10. Dom Starsia, Virginia ......................................................I 29 329 118 .7360 20. Bud Beardmore (Virginia 1968-69, Maryland 1970-80) ..........................................13 104 35 0 .7482 11. John Klepacki, Western New Eng. .........................III 10 139 50 .7354 12. David Urick, Georgetown ............................................I 32 338 123 .7332 21. *Bill Tierney (Rochester Inst. 1982-84, 13. Sean Quirk, Endicott ................................................... III 14 188 73 .7203 Princeton 1988-09, Denver 2010-11) ......27 299 101 0 .7475 14. Dave Pietramala, Johns Hopkins ..............................I 14 149 58 .7198 22. F. Morris Touchstone (Army 1929-57) ..................29 215 73 4 .7432 15. John C. Johnson, St. John Fisher ............................III 6 73 29 .7157 23. Mort LaPointe (Bowdoin 1970-90) .......................21 218 76 0 .7415 16. Jeff Tambroni, Penn St. ..................................................I 11 116 47 .7117 24. Bob Scott (Johns Hopkins 1955-74) .....................20 158 55 1 .7407 17. Guy Van Arsdale, Colorado Col. ..............................III 14 137 57 .7062 25. Tommy Thomsen (Denison 1965-90) ..................26 243 87 0 .7364 18. Mike Caravana, Denison ............................................III 18 180 76 .7031 *Active coach. ^Ties computed as half won and half lost. &Jack Faber and Al Heagy served as 19. Mark Theriault, Keene St............................................ III 13 142 60 .7030 co-head coaches at Maryland from 1931 to 1943 and 1946 to 1963. #Record does not include 20. J.B. Clarke, Limestone .................................................. II 14 162 70 .6983 three 1990 NCAA Championship wins later vacated by the NCAA Committee on Infractions. 21. Andrew Fink, Mount Ida ............................................III 8 94 41 .6963 22. Bill Pilat, Roanoke .........................................................III 23 251 110 .6953 BY WINS 23. Rob Randall, Nazareth ................................................III 16 181 80 .6935 Name (Teams & Tenure) Years Won Lost Tied ^Pct. 24. Gene McCabe, Wash. & Lee ......................................III 10 108 48 .6923 1. *Jim Berkman (SUNY Potsdam 1985, 25. Mike Pressler, Bryant ......................................................I 27 284 129 .6877 Salisbury 1989-11) ...........................................24 388 42 0 .9023 2. *Hank Janczyk (Salisbury 1983-85, Colgate BY WINS 1986-87, Gettysburg 1988-11) ...................29 357 108 0 .7677 Name, School Current Div. Years Won Lost Pct. 3. *David Urick (Hobart 1980-89, 1. Jim Berkman, Salisbury ..............................................III 24 388 42 .9023 Georgetown 1990-11) ...................................32 338 123 0 .7332 2. Hank Janczyk, Gettysburg ........................................III 29 357 108 .7677 4. *Dom Starsia (Brown 1983-92, 3. David Urick, Georgetown ............................................I 32 338 123 .7332 Virginia 1993-11) ..............................................29 329 118 0 .7360 4. Dom Starsia, Virginia ......................................................I 29 329 118 .7360 5. Jack Emmer (SUNY Cortland 1970-72, 5. Keith Bugbee, Springfield .........................................III 28 303 141 .6824 Wash. & Lee 1973-83, Army 1984-05) .....36 326 184 0 .6392 6. Bill Tierney, Denver .........................................................I 27 299 101 .7475 6. *Keith Bugbee (Springfield 1984-11) ...................28 303 141 0 .6824 John Danowski, Duke ....................................................I 29 299 158 .6543 7. Dick Garber (Massachusetts 1955-90) .................36 300 141 3 .6791 Bob Shillinglaw, Delaware ...........................................I 36 299 264 .5311 8. *Bill Tierney (Rochester Inst. 1982-84, 9. Ray Rostan, Hampden-Sydney ...............................III 32 290 163 .6402 Princeton 1988-09, Denver 2010-11) ......27 299 101 0 .7475 10. Mike Pressler, Bryant ......................................................I 27 284 129 .6877 *John Danowski (C.W. Post 1983-85, 11. Terry Corcoran, Elizabethtown ...............................III 29 258 169 .6042 Hofstra 1986-06, Duke 2007-11) ...............29 299 158 0 .6543 12. Bill Pilat, Roanoke .........................................................III 23 251 110 .6953 Glenn Thiel (Virginia 1970-77, 13. Steve Beville, SUNY Cortland .................................. III 23 233 127 .6472 Penn St. 1978-10) .............................................41 299 216 0 .5806 Walter Alessi, MIT ..........................................................III 37 233 242 .4905 *Bob Shillinglaw (Mass. Maritime 1976-78, 15. Scott Nelson, Binghamton ..........................................I 24 231 110 .6774 Delaware 1979-11) ..........................................36 299 264 0 .5311 16. Rory Whipple, Tampa ................................................... II 28 228 174 .5672 12. *Ray Rostan (Rochester Inst. 1979-81, Ithaca 17. Kevin Corrigan, Notre Dame ......................................I 25 227 121 .6523 1982-83, Hampden-Sydney 1985-11) .....32 290 163 0 .6402 Jeff Long, Ithaca ............................................................III 24 227 123 .6486 13. #Roy Simmons Jr. (Syracuse 1971-98) .................28 287 96 0 .7493 19. Tom Leanos, Drew ........................................................III 28 221 185 .5443 14. Jim Adams (Army 1958-69, Penn 1970-77, 20. Tom McCabe, Bowdoin ..............................................III 21 215 119 .6437 Virginia 1978-92) ..............................................35 284 123 1 .6973 21. Don Zimmerman, UMBC ..............................................I 25 208 130 .6154 *Mike Pressler (VMI 1983, Ohio Wesleyan 22. Tom Gill, Merchant Marine .......................................III 26 197 177 .5267 1986-90, Duke 1991-06, 23. Stewart Moan, Susquehanna ..................................III 22 192 164 .5393 Bryant 2007-11) ................................................27 284 129 0 .6877 24. Sean Quirk, Endicott ................................................... III 14 188 73 .7203 25. Dan Sheehan, Le Moyne ............................................ II 14 185 37 .8333 16. Dave Cottle (Loyola Maryland 1983-01, Maryland 2002-10) ..........................................28 280 115 0 .7089 17. Tony Seaman (C.W. Post 1982, Penn 1983-90, Johns Hopkins 1991-98, Winningest Coaches All-Time Towson 1999-11) ..............................................30 263 166 0 .6131 18. Carl Runk (Towson 1968-98) ....................................31 262 161 0 .6194 (Minimum 10 years as an NCAA head coach in Divisions I, II or III; includes 19. Howdy Myers (Johns Hopkins 1947-49, career record at four-year colleges only) Hofstra 1950-75, Hampden-Sydney 1976-78) ........................32 261 159 4 .6203 BY PERCENTAGE 20. *Terry Corcoran (Washington Col. 1983-94, Penn 1995-96, Skidmore 1997-05, Name (Teams & Tenure) Years Won Lost Tied ^Pct. Elizabethtown 2006-11) ................................29 258 169 0 .6042 1. *Jim Berkman (SUNY Potsdam 1985, Salisbury
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