Salve Regina University Men's Lacrosse

Haddeland is in his fourth year as offensive coordinator. In his first three years, he has helped coached the team to a 28-22 record, including a 15-5 record and the New England ECAC Championship in 2014. That year the Seahawks offense set single season school records, points (409), points per game (20.45), goals (268), goals per game (13.4), assists (141), assists per game (7.05), man up goals (37), and most importantly, wins (15).  In 2016, Coach Haddy returns on offense the entire EMO as well as 95% of 2015 scoring, including All-Time assist leader Nick LoCicero17 (93). Haddelands offensive philosophy includes a rapid tempo offense, focusing on getting a variety of superior shots on cage, in the allotted time. He believes in pushing the ball as much as possible, with fast breaks, slow breaks and incorporating a variety of offensive sets to promote optimal shots on cage. Haddelands objective is to create a strong team which promotes the We first attitude. With this, he hopes to promote good sportsmanship, character, respect, self-discipline, and responsibility. Haddeland was a standout midfielder and attackman for Springfield College from 1998-2002. He brings ten years of coaching experience to Salve Regina. David, a native of New York, attended Mahopac High School, where he lead his lacrosse team as an All American in 1998, 2 time Empire State player, 2 time All League and 2 time All Section 1 player, assisting to win the New York Class A State Championship in 1996. After playing lacrosse at Springfield College, David continued his passion for lacrosse, leading the Mahopac High School Mens Varsity Lacrosse team, as a co-coach alongside his brother for 4 years. Haddeland produced 4 All American and 23 All Section players in his 4 years at Mahopac. David won the 2011 Class A Section 1 Championship, Regional championship and Section 1 Coach of the Year award. After re-locating to Rhode Island, David now works as a Physical Education teacher at Bishop Hendricken high school, as well as coaching Football for the 6 time Division 1 State Champions. David resides in Warwick, with his wife, Siobhan, son Finn and their French Bulldog Van.