Marymount University Men's Lacrosse

Jon Reynolds enters his 21st season as the head men’s lacrosse coach at Marymount in 2026. In 2025, the Saints competed in their fourth straight Atlantic East Championship. Under Reynolds' leadership, seven Saints were placed on all-conference teams while Spencer Carfang was named the Co-Defensive Player of the Year.  The 2024 season was successful for the Saints, with MU making their way back to the Atlantic East Championship for the third-straight season. They finished with nine total wins on the year including a big 18-8 win in the AEC Semifinals over Gwynedd Mercy.  Reynolds' offense once again broke records upon completion of the 2024 season, including goals in a single season (246), assists (167), and points (413). Spencer Carfang earned Rookie of the Year honors under Reynolds' leadership, with Jack Mattimore earning All-AEC First Team and Jack Williams earning Second Team. Both Mattimore and Williams earned USILA Scholar All-American.  In 2023, Marymount made it back to the conference championship and finished the season as the Atlantic East runner-up for the second year in a row. The Saints finished with nine wins and once again set new program records for goals (238) and points (389).  Six Saints were named All-Conference in 2023 with two being named First Team honorees. Additionally, Sebastian Radovic was named the Atlantic East Conference Man of the Year and a USILA Scholar All-American. The 2023 season also marked a number of individual career and individual records broken by Jack Williams. He finished the season setting new highs for single-season points (89), single-season assists (56), career assists (88), single-game points (13) and single-game assists (12).    The 2022 campaign saw Marymount reach a conference championship for the first time in program history as the Saints finished as the Atlantic East runner-up. The Saints finished 9-9 and set new program records for goals (235), assists (152), and points (387).   Four Saints were named All-Conference in 2022 with two being named First Team honorees. Additionally, Sebastian Radovic earned the prestigious Atlantic East Elite 20 award. The 2022 season also marked the end of an illustrious career for Clark Akers as he finished as the program’s all-time leader in points (220), goals (148), and assists (72).   In 2021, Reynolds led the Saints to the Atlantic East semifinals for the second season in a row and finished with a 5-4 mark in the condensed campaign.   In one of the toughest leagues in the country, Reynolds guided the Saints to two Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) tournament appearances in 2008 and 2012. During the 2008 season, Reynolds coached the Saints to a 13-8 upset win over No. 18 Hampden-Sydney, a win that still stands as his most notable victory yet.   In 2014, Marymount finished with a 9-8 record and earned an ECAC postseason berth. The Saints upset Marywood 13-4 in the first round, a victory that put Reynolds on top of the all-time list of wins for coaches in program history.     A four-year player for Marymount from 1997-00, Reynolds returned to his alma mater after five seasons as the head coach of nearby Yorktown High School. With the Patriots, he posted a .667 winning percentage and made the regional playoffs each season. Reynolds was tabbed District and Regional Coach of the Year in 2002.   As a player for the Saints, Reynolds captained the 2000 squad that posted the program’s best record at 12-6 (4-2 CAC) and advanced to the semifinals of the CAC tournament. He spent the 2001 season as an assistant coach with Marymount where he helped guide the Saints to an 11-7 (4-2 CAC) record and another CAC semifinals appearance.   Reynolds has also been a successful head coach at the international level, leading the USA AIST squad to a 27-3 (.900) mark to go along with two international titles, including the 2014 Open Division Championship at the Lowlands tournament in Amsterdam. In 2018, his squad won the Open Division at the Tilburg Cup in the Netherlands. He led two AIST teams to 5-1 records and reached the championship game in Prague in 2012 and in Berlin in 2016.   Entering the 2024 campaign, Reynolds has 97 career victories at Marymount.

Beneke enters his first season with the Marymount mens lacrosse program as a graduate assistant coach. He spent the 2015 season as the offensive coordinator of the CCBC Essex Knights, a Maryland Junior College.  He helped them to a 15-3 record and a trip to the NJCAA National Championship game against Onondaga Community College.  Beneke spent the 2014 season coaching at his alma mater, Downingtown West High School on Coach Slates staff.  He graduated from Downingtown West in 2008.  Starting his coaching career at York College of Pennsylvania in 2013 under Head Coach Brandon Childs, Beneke ended his collegiate playing days with the Spartans as well. Playing in the green and white from 2011-'12, he transferred in from Guilford College after putting together two great seasons. In 2010 with Guilford, Beneke ranked second in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference in assists. He graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Sport Management in 2013 from York. Beneke continues his education at Marymount, pursuing a Masters of Education.

Cole Corrigan enters his first year as a graduate assistant men’s lacrosse coach at Marymount ahead of the 2026 season. Corrigan started in 32 games as a goalkeeper for the Washington College Shoremen and the Ithaca Bombers as a graduate student. He earned spots on the Centennial Conference and Liberty League Academic Honors in 2023 and 2024, respectively. He accumulated over 400 saves and a 52.8% save percentage in his career before becoming a volunteer assistant for the Bombers. Cole holds a Master of Science in Exercise & Sport Science with a concentration in Mental Performance from Ithaca College and graduated from Washington College with a degree in Experimental Psychology. As a graduate student at Ithaca, Corrigan worked as a Mental Performance Coach with Ithaca’s Men’s Tennis and Track & Field teams. Corrigan worked with the Ithaca’s goalies. In his year there he mentored Andrew Minard, a USA Lacrosse All-American.

Lincoln enters his first season with the Marymount mens lacrosse program as an assistant coach. Lincoln spent his collegiate playing years at Gettysburg College under Head Coach Hank Janczyk, the second-ranked all-time winningest coach in college lacrosse. Setting the tempo of the game at faceoff, he put a four-year career together winning 56 percent. Attending one of the most well-known lacrosse prepatory schools in the country in the Landon School in Bethesda, Maryland, Lincoln was coached under another coach who ranks high among the all-time winning coaches in lacrosse, Rob Bordely. While playing for the Bears, Lincoln assisted them to the Interstate Athletic Conference championship his junior and senior season. Lincoln graduated from Gettysburg in 2014 with a degree in Economics with a minor in Business.

Rachel Crawford enters her fourth year on the sidelines with MU women's lacrosse as an assistant coach under head coach Kate Athing.  She spent two seasons as the graduate assistant coach for the Marymount program before moving into the title of assistant prior to the 2022 season.  Crawford spent her playing days at The University of Tampa, where she played in 65 games, starting 56, including starting 18 games, each, in her junior and senior seasons. She set career highs with 62 points, 37 assists, 25 goals, 21 ground balls, and 12 caused turnovers as a junior. Crawford earned a spot on the All-Sunshine State Conference first team as a junior, while also being named to the All-SSC second team in her senior season. Crawford finished her career with 171 points, 97 assists, and 74 goals. Crawford had prior coaching experience before coming to Marymount, working with the Integrity Lacrosse Club from 2016-2019 and the East Tampa Lacrosse Club in 2018.