Clark University Men's Lacrosse

Cohen returns for his seventh season on the Cougar sidelines in 2016. His 41 coaching victories are more than a third of the program's all-time wins which began back in 1989.  Jeff Cohen's Career Coaching Record

Johnson was one of the most feared scorers in the Pilgrim League as the Cougars top midfielder. He ended his career with his name splattered all over the school record book, ranking fourth in goals (97), sixth in assists (48) and fourth in total points (145) - numbers that still stand today. Incredibly consistent, Johnson scored at least one point in 53 of 56 contests and recorded 13 hat tricks in his career. Johnson was a key cog during one of the winningest four-year stretches in program history. During his career, he helped the Cougars win 20 games including 18 in his final three seasons under head coach Jeff Cohen. Among those victories was a thrilling 11-10 double overtime win over Wheaton College for the first time in program history to end the 2011 season. A second-team all-star in 2011 as a junior, Johnson was named the first-team in 2012 when he finished fourth in the league in scoring with 48 points and handed out a career-best 21 assists. He was a recipient of the athletic department's Merit Award after his standout senior campaign which is given annually to the student-athlete that makes a significant impact on their sport. Johnson is a 2012 graduate with a degree in business management and a minor in entrepreneurship.