Salem State University Men's Lacrosse

Eaton was hired as head coach of the Salem State men's lacrosse team in 2005. During Eaton's tenure the program returned as a Division III varsity sport in 2008, and in the process earned the program's first ECAC postseason tournament bid.  In 2009 the Vikings returned to the Little East Conference and earned a trip to the postseason tournament in its first year. Although the Vikings did not win, the team is still considered to be a good up and coming program in the New England area,  Eaton, a four-year member of the college's lacrosse program back in the 1990's when it played at the NCAA Division III level, returned with a bang to his alma mater by directing the Vikings to back-to-back Pioneer Collegiate Lacrosse League Division B Club playoff championships.   Eaton, who was a three-time team captain and team MVP his senior year at Salem State, returned to campus after leading the Swampscott High School boy's lacrosse program for five years. He established a winning attitude at Swampscott while leading the Big Blue to its first state tournament berth.  In Coach Eaton's first two seasons at Salem State, he led the Vikings to two Pioneer Club Championships. Eaton was cited for his outstanding coaching performance by being honored as PCLL coach of the year, two years in a row (2005 & 2006). Trevor Eaton Head Men's Lacrosse Coach Trevor Eaton was hired as head coach of the Salem State men's lacrosse team in 2005. During Eaton's tenure the program returned as a Division III varsity sport in 2008, and in the process earned the program's first ECAC postseason tournament bid.  In 2009 the Vikings returned to the Little East Conference and earned a trip to the postseason tournament in its first year. Although the Vikings did not win, the team is still considered to be a good up and coming program in the New England area,  Eaton, a four-year member of the college's lacrosse program back in the 1990's when it played at the NCAA Division III level, returned with a bang to his alma mater by directing the Vikings to back-to-back Pioneer Collegiate Lacrosse League Division B Club playoff championships.   Eaton, who was a three-time team captain and team MVP his senior year at Salem State, returned to campus after leading the Swampscott High School boy's lacrosse program for five years. He established a winning attitude at Swampscott while leading the Big Blue to its first state tournament berth.  In Coach Eaton's first two seasons at Salem State, he led the Vikings to two Pioneer Club Championships. Eaton was cited for his outstanding coaching performance by being honored as PCLL coach of the year, two years in a row (2005 & 2006).