Savannah College of Art & Design Men's Lacrosse

Cummings is entering his 13th season as the head coach of the men's lacrosse team at SCAD.  Cummings has been the Bees since the program's inception in 2004. SCAD earned its first-ever SELC Tournament berth in the program's first year as a varsity sport in 2005-06. Cummings was named the Southeast Lacrosse Conference (SELC), Division II Coach of the Year as he led the Bees to a 7-8 record. The Bees have come a long way since Cummings came to SCAD.  They earned six consecutive appearance to the Southeastern Lacrosse Conference Tournament by going 15-5 in 2010-11 and were the 2011 SELC, Division II Champions. Cummings took the men's team to the SELC Southeastern Division Title for the second year in a row in 2013-14 and were participants in their fifth straight trip to the MCLA National Championships. Cummings earned his bachelor's degree in studio art/secondary education certification in 1998 from McDaniel College (previously Western Maryland College). While there, Cummings played basketball for three seasons for the Green Terror. He later earned his Master of Fine Arts degree in illustration from SCAD in 2001. Cummings was an adjunct professor for four years at SCAD, teaching both foundation studies and illustration courses, prior to becoming the full-time coach in January 2005. Cummings, who has served as an instructor at several local lacrosse camps and clinics, is a member of the Positive Coaching Alliance and US Lacrosse. Cummings and his wife, Julie, live in Savannah, with their son Carter and daughter Isabelle.     Michael Cummings Head Coach Michael Cummings is entering his 13th season as the head coach of the men's lacrosse team at SCAD.  Cummings has been the Bees since the program's inception in 2004. SCAD earned its first-ever SELC Tournament berth in the program's first year as a varsity sport in 2005-06. Cummings was named the Southeast Lacrosse Conference (SELC), Division II Coach of the Year as he led the Bees to a 7-8 record. The Bees have come a long way since Cummings came to SCAD.  They earned six consecutive appearance to the Southeastern Lacrosse Conference Tournament by going 15-5 in 2010-11 and were the 2011 SELC, Division II Champions. Cummings took the men's team to the SELC Southeastern Division Title for the second year in a row in 2013-14 and were participants in their fifth straight trip to the MCLA National Championships. Cummings earned his bachelor's degree in studio art/secondary education certification in 1998 from McDaniel College (previously Western Maryland College). While there, Cummings played basketball for three seasons for the Green Terror. He later earned his Master of Fine Arts degree in illustration from SCAD in 2001. Cummings was an adjunct professor for four years at SCAD, teaching both foundation studies and illustration courses, prior to becoming the full-time coach in January 2005. Cummings, who has served as an instructor at several local lacrosse camps and clinics, is a member of the Positive Coaching Alliance and US Lacrosse. Cummings and his wife, Julie, live in Savannah, with their son Carter and daughter Isabelle.    

Justin Moe begins his fourth season as the Head Coach for the Bee’s for the 2026-2027 campaign. Before SCAD, Moe spent four years serving as the Assistant Head Coach at Keiser University in West Palm Beach. During his time there, he led the Seahawks defense. The Seahawks were consistently ranked in the top 10 of the NAIA polls. In his final season at Keiser, the team won the AAC Conference Championship and won the 2023 NAIA National Invitational Championship. Coach Moe began his coaching career at Messiah University. He spent four years coaching all aspects of the game while he was there. Moe also spent time coaching at Palm Beach Atlantic University while they were MCLA. He has spent numerous years coaching at high schools throughout Pennsylvania, Maryland and Florida. Coach has also coached at the club level bring FCA Lacrosse to South Florida, Black Lab Lacrosse and then Creator’s Game. Moe also spends time giving back to the game. Since 2010 he has worked with USA Lacrosse developing content and presenting for the Coaches Education Program. He is certified to train all three levels. He also helped develop and teach in their Physical Education program. Moe has presented at the USA National Convention numerous times. He has also served World Lacrosse in creating an education program for them. Moe began his playing career at Essex Community College in the fall of 1997. He had the opportunity to play in the JUCO National Championship in 1999. In the fall of 1999, Moe transferred to Messiah University, a DIII school in Mechanicsburg, PA. Moe quickly became the starter for his two years at Messiah. As a junior he earned 2nd Team All-Conference. During his senior season campaign Moe helped lead the Falcons to the NCAA National tournament, even though it was a first-round exit, Moe left his footprint on the program. He left as their first ever All American, 1st Team All-Conference, and Conference Player of the Year. He set the standard in the net as he is second all-time in saves 537 in 30 games and still leads the program in save percentage at 65%. Moe has earned two master’s degrees in Sports Management in 2009 and Physical Education in 2013. Coach Moe and his wife Tiffany are parents to Grace and reside in Bluffton, SC. Coaching Records   Year Records Honors 2026 15-5 NAIA National Semifinalist Four NAIA All-Americans NAIA All-Tournament Honoree AAC Regular Season Runners Up AAC Coach of the Year AAC Offensive Player of the Year Six All-Conference Honorees AAC Champion of Character 15 All-Conference Academic Awards 29 Program Records  9 NAIA Scholar Athletes 2025 5-10 One AAC All-Conference Selction Champion of Character 13 All-Conference Acadmeic Team 13 NAIA Daktronics Scholar Atletes.  2024 9-6  Two AAC All-Conference Selections 13 All-Conference Academic Team Champion of Character Seven Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athletes CSC All-District