College at Brockport Men's Lacrosse

Wineburg was hired by The College at Brockport as head coach of the men's lacrosse team in 2000, which marked Brockport's first varsity season since 1979. The Golden Eagles joined the State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) in 2002.   As of 2015, Wineburg's career record stands at 81-118 (40.7 winning percentage). In 2015, the Golden Eagles finished with a record of 8-7 and a 3-3 mark in conference play and tied for third in the regular season SUNYAC race. Five players were selected to the All-SUNYAC list in 2015, with Nick Smith earning All-American Honorable Mention from the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Assocaition.  Wineburg was selected as a coach for the 2014 USILA/LaxWorld North-South All-Star game. In 2014, after four seasons with the Golden Eagles, defender Colin King earned All-America honors from the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) and also earend USLIA national acadmeic honors. The Golden Eagles reached the SUNYAC Tournament in 2013 for the second time under Wineburg's watch. Brockport won a pair of games, including a 6-5 overtime victory over Geneseo, to close out the regular season and clinch a playoff berth. Brockport placed three players on the All-SUNYAC team, including Jesse Elliott who became Brockport's all-time scoring leader. The 2011 season was the best for both Wineburg and Brockport as the Golden Eagles qualified for their first-ever SUNYAC postseason tournament after posting a 6-8 record. The Golden Eagles won their last three regular-season games, and Brockport had four players land on the year-ending All-SUNYAC teams. The team landed four players on the all-conference squad in 2011 as Jon Fiorillo, Mike Tammaro, Justin Tierney and Mike Sanderson all earned the conference honors. Wineburg led the 2010 squad to an 8-6 record with three losses by one goal and another loss by two goals. The eight wins set a new school record with the biggest win of the season coming against nationally-ranked Geneseo. In the six previous seasons, Wineburg led the Golden Eagles to at least five wins five times. Since restarting the program from scratch in 2001, Wineburg has coached 25 All-SUNYAC selections including first-team selection and conference rookie of the year David Shield in 2007. The Golden Eagles have had at least one all-conference selection each year since 2004 when Ben Bullock started the streak with a 2nd-team selection.    A 1996 graduate of Nazareth College, Wineburg led Nazareth to a 1996 national championship, the second of three national titles in Nazareth's lacrosse history. The two-time All-American goalie was named the Division III Player of the Year and was the MVP of the national championship game while leading Nazareth to an 11-10 overtime win over Washington College in 1996.  Wineburg graduated from Nazareth with a B.S. in business administration with a concentration in pre-law. He served as an assistant in 1997, when Nazareth won its third NCAA crown, and again assisted Nazareth head coach Scott Nelson in 1998. In 1999, he worked as a graduate assistant at Alfred University. He returned to Nazareth as an assistant in the 2000 season when the Golden Flyers lost in the national semifinals to Middlebury College to finish with a record of 13-1.  A native of Auburn, N.Y., Wineburg holds a handful of other Nazareth records. In 1996, he compiled a 7.59 goals-against average to rank eighth nationally. His school-record save percentage of .693 was fifth nationally. He also holds the mark for save percentage in a career. In addition to being a two-time All-American for the Golden Flyers, Wineburg was captain of Nazareth's 1996 national championship team and played in the North/South Division III All-Star Game. He also was the National Goalie of the Year as a senior. As both a junior and senior, he was the team's Defensive MVP. Wineburg lives in Rochester with his wife Jana and son Michael.

Jon Van Huben ’98 returns to the SUNY Brockport men’s lacrosse program for his third tenure as an assistant coach in 2025. Van Huben previously served on the Golden Eagles’ coaching staff from 2011–19, playing a key role in one of the most successful stretches in program history. During that period, Brockport recorded a program-record 12 wins and a seven-game winning streak in 2016, advanced to the SUNYAC Championship game, and qualified for the SUNYAC Tournament in five of ten seasons. The program also produced four Scholar All-Americans, nine All-Americans, 28 All-Conference selections, four North/South participants, and led Division III in face-off winning percentage during the 2017 season. A Rochester, N.Y. native, Van Huben returns to the collegiate ranks following five seasons coaching at Brockport High School, where he served as both an assistant and head coach. In that role, he was involved in all aspects of the varsity program, including practice planning, game strategy, player development, and administrative responsibilities. Earlier in his coaching career at Brockport High School, Van Huben earned Division III Assistant Coach of the Year honors in 2008. The following season, his team captured the first division championship in school history. Van Huben resides in Spencerport, N.Y., with his wife, Amanda ’98, and their two children, Liam and Laney.

Travis Wagner joined the SUNY Brockport men’s lacrosse coaching staff as an assistant coach in the fall of 2025. A 2025 graduate of SUNY Cortland and a 2020 graduate of Penfield High School, Wagner brings an accomplished playing résumé at the Division III level. He concluded his collegiate career as Cortland’s all-time saves leader with 819 career saves and posted an outstanding .588 career save percentage. Wagner was a four-year starter for the Red Dragons, appearing in 69 career games and establishing himself as one of the top goalkeepers in the nation. Wagner earned All-American honors in 2025 and was recognized as a Preseason All-American in both 2024 and 2025. He was a three-time All-SUNYAC selection and a three-time member of the SUNYAC All-Tournament Team. During his career, he was also named USA Lacrosse Magazine Player of the Week. Wagner now transitions to the sidelines, where he will work closely with the Golden Eagles’ goalkeepers and defensive unit while contributing to player development and daily program operations.

Nick Fiorentino was hired as the head coach of the Brockport men's lacrosse program in the Summer of 2024. Fiorentino will be primarily responsible for managing all functions and oversight of Brockport's men's lacrosse program. Moving Forward  In his first season at the helm, Fiorentino led the Golden Eagles to their most successful season since 2022, doubling Brockport's win total from 2024 (4), and posting a 5-4 record in Empire 8 play. Fiorentino mentored four All-Conference selections in 2025, leading Brockport to the Empire 8 Tournament as first-year members of the conference.     Fiorentino comes to Brockport with over 13 years of coaching experience, and he was most recently the head coach at SUNY Geneseo, where he made three straight SUNYAC Conference Championship appearances in 2019, 2020, and 2021. While at Geneseo from 2016-2021, he helped guide five All-Americans, 18 all-conference selections, and in 2021, he coached the SUNYAC Scholar Athlete of the Year.  While he was at Geneseo, he also spent two seasons as an assistant coach with the Chrome Lacrosse Club of the Premier Lacrosse League. During that time, he was involved in all aspects and decisions made for the club, and he was also tabbed as Chrome’s offensive coordinator and scouting coordinator.  In 2016, he spent time as an assistant coach at Division III power RIT, where he was the recruiting coordinator. Before his stint at RIT, he spent three seasons (2013-2016) as the head assistant coach at SUNY Cortland, where he was the recruiting coordinator, academic advisor, and coordinator on both offense and defense. He was also the associate head coach at Ohio Wesleyan University for three seasons, where he was the offensive coordinator from 2010-2013. His first coaching position after a successful collegiate playing career was a two-year assignment as an assistant coach at his alma mater of Salisbury University.  As a Division III student-athlete at Salisbury, he won NCAA National Championships with the Seagulls in 2007 and 2008. In 2008, he was the starting goaltender, and after his performance on and off the field, Salisbury created an award in his name, titled the Fiorentino “Ever Ready” Award.  Fiorentino earned his bachelor’s degree from Salisbury in 2008 and his master’s degree from the same institution in 2010. He currently resides in Fairport with his wife Kaitlyn and their three children, Logan, Brodie, and Tate.