Lycoming College Men's Lacrosse

Scanlon has guided the Warriors to one appearance in the MAC Commonwealth tournament and coached five all-conference selections. With a roster filled with 14 freshmen, Scanlon continued to rebuild the Warriors in 2016, leading the team to four wins, including three in MAC Commonwealth play. One of those wins came against Colonial States Athletic Conference finalist Gwynedd Mercy and he also coached Sean Reilly to second team all-conference honors. The Warriors narrowly finished out of contention for their second consecutive berth in the Commonwealth Conference Tournament in 2015, posting a 3-5 conference mark, just one game out of the fifth and final slot. The team had to adjust to multiple injuries throughout the season, including to two leading attackman and one defender, but still managed to post several convincing wins, including a double-overtime win against rival Widener. In addition, goalkeeper Alex Wylly earned first team all-conference honors. In his first year with the Warriors, Scanlon led the team to its first postseason win since 2005, posting an 8-7 win over Messiah in the first round of the Commonwealth Conference Tournament. The Warriors finished 7-10 overall, marking a three-win improvement over 2013, and reached the conference playoffs thanks to a 4-4 league mark. The team also enjoyed a six-game winning streak, the longest at the school since 2010, and featured the league's top scorer in Matt McCaffer. In total, the team featured three all-conference selections and one MAC Academic All-Conference honoree.   Scanlon spent two seasons as an assistant at Hobart, helping the Statesman to a two-win improvement in 2013, as the team upset three nationally-ranked opponents, including national finalist Syracuse. He helped coach three all-conference selections, two all-conference rookie team picks, two All-Americans, four North-South selections and one Major League Lacrosse First Round Draft Pick.   He also has two years of experience as an assistant coach at the Division III level, serving as a graduate assistant at Clarkson University from 2005-07. At Clarkson, he helped coach one All-American and helped the team to a third-place finish in the Liberty League in 2007.   After his work at Clarkson, Scanlon worked for a year as a social studies teacher at the Timber Ridge School in Cross Junction, Va., before spending three years as a social studies teacher at the Christian Brothers Academy in Syracuse, N.Y.    At CBA, he was an assistant coach for the Brothers boys varsity team and the head coach of the junior varsity. In 2010, CBA was 11-6 and advanced to the quarterfinals of the Section III Class C Tournament. While working his way through the professional world, Scanlon also spent five seasons as an MLL player. A third round draft pick of the MLLs Rochester Rattlers in 2005, Scanlon spent parts of four seasons with the Rattlers and one with San Francisco. He has also worked with the Central New York Roadhawks, an elite lacrosse club, and Students of the Game Lacrosse Camp. A two-time team captain at Hobart, Scanlon played 50 career games, recording 46 career goals and 14 assists for 60 points, and collected 69 ground balls. The North-South All-Star earned Hobarts Crook Family Award for superior value to the team and the Joseph N. Abraham Memorial Award for perseverance through injury as a senior. As a junior, Scanlon was selected All-Patriot League second team after logging 16 goals and four assists. A year earlier, he earned a spot on the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.   Before Hobart, Scanlon was a USILA All-American as a senior at Corning-Painted Post West High School. Scanlon graduated from Hobart with a bachelors degree in history in 2005. In 2007, he earned a masters degree in education from St. Lawrence University while working at Clarkson. A native of Painted Post, N.Y., Scanlon was inducted into the Corning-Painted Post Sports Hall of Fame in 2007.  

Spallone oversees the team's goalkeepers and also works with the offense.   Spallone earned three letters as an attackman with St. Josephs from 2009-11. One of the best players in Cortland High Schools history, Spallone was an Academic All-American that finished his career fifth in school history with 229 career points and second with 115 assists. He also played lacrosse with both the Onondaga Redhawks Jr. Bs, competing for the Founders Cup, and the Central New York Roadhawks.   After earning a Bachelor of Science in marketing and business administration from St. Josephs in 2012, Spallone moved on to Hendersonville (Tenn.) High School, where he led the eighth-grade team in 2014 and serving as an assistant coach with the varsity team in 2015, helping the team to the state semifinals and finishing with a 13-5 record.   Spallone also has seven years of experience in coaching club programs, working with the Central New York Road Hawks as an offensive assistant from 2009-11 before founding the Tennessee Revel Lacrosse Club in 2014.   Spallone also served as an assistant coach for his father, John, with both the Road Hawks and at Cortland High School, where he worked with both the goalkeepers and attack when available between 2009-11.