List of college men's lacrosse coaches with 250 wins explained

This is a list of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) men's lacrosse head coaches by number of career wins. Head coaches with a combined career record of at least 250 wins at the Division I, Division II, Division III, or historically equivalent level are included here.

Coaches

RankNameYearsWinsLossesTiesPct.TeamsNational Titles
Jim Berkman37641670Potsdam State (1985), Salisbury (1989–present)13
Hank Janczyk384731480Salisbury (1983–1985), Colgate (1986–1987), Gettysburg (1988–2021)0
John Danowski424722180C.W. Post (1983 - 1985), Hofstra (1986 - 2006), Duke (2007 - present)3
Bill Tierney394391520RIT (1982–1984), Princeton (1988–2009), Denver (2010-2023)7
Keith Bugbee414222300Springfield (1984–present)1
Bill Pilat373991810Roanoke (1988-present)0
Steve Beville353901710Colorado College (1989-1998), Vermont (1999–2006), Cortland (2007–2023)1
Mike Pressler383822050VMI (1983), Ohio Wesleyan (1986 - 1990), Duke (1991 - 2006), Bryant (2007 - 2022)0
Dom Starsia343751480Brown (1983–1992), Virginia (1993–2016)5
J.B. Clarke27373980Greensboro (1997), Washington (MD) (1999–2010), Limestone (2011–2021), Tampa Spartans (2022-present)3
Dan Sheehan27369670Le Moyne (1998–present)6
12*Steve Koudelka283671680Lynchburg (1997-present)0
Dave Webster343632280Marymount (1992-1998), Franklin & Marshall (1999-2001), Dickinson (2001-present)0
Jeff Long†363621820Ithaca (1988–2023)0
15Rory Whipple373592120Clarkson (1980–1986), Hartwick (1987–1998), Bryant (2000–2006), Florida Southern (2009–2010), Tampa (2012–2021)0
Kevin Corrigan383571730Randolph–Macon (1985–1986), Notre Dame (1988–present)1
David Urick†323451290Hobart (1980 - 1989), Georgetown (1990–2012)10
Ray Rostan373421970RIT (1979–1981), Ithaca (1982–1983), Hampden–Sydney (1985–2016)0
Bob Shillinglaw423343200Massachusetts Maritime (1976–1978), Delaware (1979–2017)0
20*Gene Peluso283301470Lycoming (1997–2001), RIT (2001-2010), Stevens (2010-present)0
Steve Colfer23329860Cabrini (2001-2023)1
Jack Emmer353261840Cortland State (1970–1972), Washington & Lee (1973–1983), Army (1984–2005)0
Michael Caravana28320970Denison Big Red (1991–2005), Denison Big Red (2008–2021)0
John Raba283201370Wesleyan (1997-present)1
25*Rob Randall293021800Sacred Heart (1993–1996), SUNY Geneseo (2000), Nazareth (2001-present)0
Dick Garber†363001413UMass (1955–1990)0
Glenn Thiel402992160Virginia (1970–1977), Penn State (1978–2010)1
28*Mike Mahoney272941230St. Lawrence (1998–present)0
29Mike Daly262901340Tufts (1999–2016), Brown (2017–2024)3
30Walter Alessi432882870MIT (1975–2017)0
Roy Simmons Jr.27287960Syracuse (1971–1998)5
32Jim Adams342841231Army (1958–1969), Penn (1970–1977), Virginia (1978–1992)4
33Dick Edell292821230Baltimore (1973 - 1976), Army (1977 - 1983), Maryland (1984 - 2001)[3] 0
34Dave Cottle272801150Loyola (1983–2001), Maryland (2002–2010)0
35Terry Corcoran332792050Washington (MD) (1983–1994), Penn (1995–1996), Skidmore (1997–2005), Elizabethtown (2006–2013), Wabash (2014–2016)0
Paul Cantabene20274970Stevenson (2005–present)1
Gene McCabe232741230Hamilton (2002–2006), Washington & Lee (2007–Present)0
Jake Coon15270280RIT (2010–present)2
39Tony Seaman292631660C.W. Post (1982), Penn (1983 - 1990), Johns Hopkins (1991 - 1998), Towson (1999 - 2011)0
40Carl Runk302621610Towson (1968–1998)1
41Howdy Myers312611594Johns Hopkins (1947–1949), Hofstra (1950–1975), Hampden–Sydney (1976–1978)3
John Desko22258860Syracuse (1999–2021)5
43Richie Moran282571210Cornell (1969 - 1997)3
Greg Cannella312551810UMass (1995–Present)0
45Roy Simmons Sr.362531301Syracuse (1931–1942, 1946–1970)0
T46*Joe Breschi272521480Ohio State (1998-2008), North Carolina (2009-present)1
T46Renzie Lamb342521840Williams (1989 - 2003)0
47Jack Faber33251562Maryland (1928 - 1943, 1946 - 1963)8

See also

Notes and References

  1. Web site: NCAA Men's Lacrosse Coaching Records Entering 2021. National Collegiate Athletic Association. 2022. November 30, 2023.
  2. Web site: NCAA Career Statistics Database . NCAA. August 11, 2012.
  3. http://www.umterps.com/sports/m-lacros/mtt/edell_dick01.html Player Bio: Dick Edell