Keiser University Men's Lacrosse

Jeff Desko enters his third season at Keiser, and his second season as head coach. 2025 Led Keiser to its third straight national title Won Keiser's second AAC Championship 2025 NAIA Coach of the Year Mentored four NAIA All-Americans Keiser went undefeated at home and in the postseason KU took down seven ranked opponents 2024 Served Keiser MLAX as an assistant coach. Helped the Seahawks to their second NAIA National title. Aided NAIA All-American Ryan Rundle en route to a program record 96 points.  In 2024, the Seahawks set program highs in goals, (309) shots on goal, (571) faceoff wins, (320) points, (504) groundballs, (633) caused turnovers, (201) assists, (195) and man-up goals, (41). Keiser went undefeated in non-conference play, 4-0 in road games, and took down nine nationally ranked opponents. Pre-Keiser Desko joined the Seahawks from the University of San Diego, where he was the head coach. Prior to his time at San Diego, Desko was the Director-Coach of Blackhawk Lacrosse, the head varsity lacrosse coach at Harriton High School in Rosemont, Pennsylvania, and the assistant coach of men's lacrosse at Becker College. Desko attended Syracuse University and played men's lacrosse for the Orange under the tutelage of his uncle, five-time NCAA champion coach John Desko. 

Prior to Keiser: Before joining the Seahawks, Flocco served as an Assistant Coach for the Men's Lacrosse program at Long Island University (LIU). During his tenure at LIU, he also served as a Fitness Coach at OrangeTheory Fitness, where he led group classes and fostered positive, engaging environments for members. Flocco attended Long Island University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and was a key leader, serving as the Captain of the Men's D1 Lacrosse Team.