Susquehanna University Men's Lacrosse

An institution in the game of men's lacrosse, Moan has been molding young lacrosse minds at the collegiate level for over 30 years, as he starts his 18th season on the sidelines at Susquehanna in 2024-25. Moan made history in 2023 by becoming the 10th coach in NCAA Division III history to reach 300 career wins and 26th across all three divisions. His 35 years on the sidelines as a head coach are 7th among active bosses and 22nd all-time at the Division III level. Moan has had stops at Haverford, Lynchburg, Marymount and Oneonta State before settling in at SU for the last 17 seasons.  166-131 overall record at Susquehanna 62-50 Landmark Conference mark at Susquehanna  2 Landmark Conference championships (2013, 2014) 2 NCAA Tournament appearances (2013, 2014) 20 Landmark Conference First Team honorees 3 Landmark Conference Player of the Year honors 5 Landmark Rookies of the Year 3 Landmark Conference Coach of the Year accolades (2011, 2016, 2024) Coached Division III North/South All-Star Game in 2016 10 ten-win seasons 12 Landmark Tournament appearances 4 Landmark Tournament title game appearances  6 USILA All-Americans Won first Landmark Conference title in 2013 Appeared in NCAA Tournament for the first time in 2013 All-time winningest coach in program history Coach of the 11th best win totals in program history Win percentage of .559 is best at SU 7-game win streak in 2018 and 2024 are most in program history Set school record for wins in a season with 14 in 2024 Landmark Conference Coaching Staff of the Year (3): 2011, 2016, 2024 Landmark Conference Player of the Year (3): 2014: Austen Lein; 2016: Corrie Van Haasteren; 2024: Brennan Lorence Landmark Conference Rookie of the Year (5): 2010: Marcus Cheatham; 2013: Connor Moran; 2016: Dylan Abplanalp; 2018: Colton Dick; 2022: Brennan Lorence Landmark Conference First Team (23): 2010: Marcus Cheatham (SSM); 2011: Jimmy Warburton (D), Tim Pastore (M); 2012: Marcus Cheatham (SSM); 2013: Marcus Cheatham (SSM), Dave Rinaldi (D); 2014: Aisten Lein (A), Corrie Van Haasteren (D); 2015: Conor Boyland (LSM), Kade MacGregor (D); 2016: Corrie Van Haasteren (LSM), Kade MacGregor (D); 2018: Andrew Porzio (A), Alec Tzaneteas (M), Travis Yaga (D), Dylan Abplanalp (GK); 2019: Colton Dick (A), Travis Yaga (D); 2023: Brennan Lorence (A), Ted Zaborowski (LSM); 2024: Brennan Lorence (A), Ted Zaborowski (LSM), Kieran Thomas (M), Aidan Kennedy (D), Jozef Korpics (G); 2025: Jack Gaillard (A), Kieran Thomas (M) Landmark Conference Second Team (28): 2008: Collin Fadrowski (D); 2009: Collin Fadrowski (D), Greg Norris (M); 2010: Jimmy Warburton (D); 2011: Jordan Daney (GK), Marcus Cheatham (SSM); 2012: Dave Rinaldi (D), Trae Humphreys (FO); 2013: Austen Lein (A), John Kerrigan (M), Brian Sowyrda (LSM); 2015: Corrie Van Haasteren (LSM), Jared Knowlton (GK); 2016: Alec Tzaneteas (M); 2017: Chet McLaughlin (A), Dylan Abplanalp (GK); 2018: Pierce Mead (FO); 2019: Jack Donnelly (A), Jake Smolokoff (M), Dylan Abplanalp (GK); 2021: Colton Dick (A), Michael Jentsch (D); 2023: Aidan Kennedy (D), Kieran Thomas (M), Ryan Prum (FO); 2025: Chris Ciccarello (A), Aidan Kennedy (D), Marshall Woodrosky (SSM) Landmark Conference Honorable Mention (3): 2024: Jack Gaillard (A), Marshall Woodrosky (M); 2025: Brennan Lorence (M) USILA All-American (6): 2013: Marcus Cheatham (HM, SSDM); 2014: Austen Lein (HM, A); 2015: Kade MacGregor (HM, D); 2016: Corrie Van Haasteren (HM, LSM), Kade MacGregor (HM, D); 2019: Dylan Abplanalp (HM, GK); 2024: Jozef Korpics (HM, GK), Brennan Lorence (HM, A) USILA Scholar All-American (8): 2012: Marcus Cheatham; 2015: Conor Boyland; 2016: Corrie Van Haasteren, Kade MacGregor; 2019: Travis Yaga 2021: Colton Dick; 2025: Chris Ciccarello, Brennan Lorence Oneonta State, Men's Lacrosse, Head Coach (2002-07) 61-43 record overall 2005 SUNYAC Coach of the Year SUNYAC Tournament every year at Oneonta Marymount University, Men's Lacrosse, Head Coach (1999-2002) 29-22 record overall 2000 Capital Athletic Conference Coach of the Year First national ranking in program history Lynchburg College, Men's Lacrosse, Head Coach (1989-1995) 67-40 record overall Coached Division III North/South All-Star Game in 1994 Haverford College, Men's Lacrosse, Head Coach (1987-1989) 8-22 record overall Haverford College, Women's Basketball, Head Coach (1987-1989)   YEAR SCHOOL OVERALL RECORD CONFERENCE RECORD POSTSEASON 1987 Haverford 2-12 1-3 1988 Haverford 6-10 2-2 1989 Lynchburg 7-8 0-4 1990 Lynchburg 10-5 3-2 1991 Lynchburg 11-5 2-3 1992 Lynchburg 9-6 3-3 1993 Lynchburg 10-5 3-3 1994 Lynchburg 12-3 4-2 1995 Lynchburg 8-8 3-3 1999 Marymount (Va.) 6-9 2-3 CAC Tournament Semifinals 2000 Marymount (Va.) 12-6 4-2 CAC Tournament Semifinals 2001 Marymount (Va.) 11-7 4-2 CAC Tournament Finalists 2002 Oneonta St. 13-5 5-2 SUNYAC Tournament Semifinals 2003 Oneonta St. 9-9 5-2 SUNYAC Tournament Semifinals 2004 Oneonta St. 9-8 4-2 SUNYAC Tournament Semifinals 2005 Oneonta St. 8-9 3-3 SUNYAC Tournament Semifinals 2006 Oneonta St. 10-7 4-2 SUNYAC Tournament Semifinals 2007 Oneonta St. 12-5 3-3 SUNYAC Tournament Semifinals 2008 Susquehanna 3-12 1-5 2009 Susquehanna 5-11 0-6 2010 Susquehanna 8-8 2-4 2011 Susquehanna 11-6 3-2 Landmark Semifinals (No. 4 seed) 2012 Susquehanna 9-7 3-3 2013 Susquehanna 12-7 4-2 NCAA Tournament First Round Landmark Champions (No. 2 seed) 2014 Susquehanna 11-8 7-1 NCAA Tournament First Round Landmark Champions (No. 1 seed) 2015 Susquehanna 12-4 5-1 Landmark Semifinals (No. 2 seed) 2016 Susquehanna 12-5 5-1 Landmark Semifinals (No. 2 seed) 2017 Susquehanna 9-7 1-5 2018 Susquehanna 12-7 5-1 Landmark Finalists (No. 1 seed) 2019 Susquehanna 11-8 4-2 Landmark Runner-Up (No. 3 seed) 2020 Susquehanna 2-6 0-0 Season Canceled due to CoVID-19 Pandemic 2021 Susquehanna 3-8 3-5 Landmark Tournament First Round (No. 4 seed) 2022 Susquehanna 9-9 3-4 Landmark Tournament First Round (No. 4 seed) 2023 Susquehanna 10-8 4-3 Landmark Tournament First Round (No. 4 seed) 2024 Susquehanna 14-4 8-1 Landmark Tournament Semifinals (No. 2 seed) 2025 Susquehanna 13-6 5-4 Landmark Tournament First Round (No. 6 seed) TOTALS SUSQUEHANNA 166-131 62-50 2 LANDMARK TITLES, 2 NCAA TOURNAMENTS 5 SCHOOLS 331-258 120-98 2 CONFERENCE TITLES, 2 NCAA TOURNAMENTS Graduated from Salisbury University with B.S.   M.S. in Recreation Administration from Morgan State University Married to Laura Moan, former Head Women's Lacrosse Coach at Susquehanna from 2009-17 Chair of NCAA Division III Championships committee Member of Division III All-American committee Featured speaker at US Lacrosse National convention

Nickolas Kifolo ’16 joined the Susquehanna men’s lacrosse coaching staff for his third season in 2022 following a four-year career at Susquehanna. As a midfielder on the 2013 and 2014 Landmark Conference championship teams, Kifolo brings NCAA Division III Tournament experience to the coaching staff. He also served as a high school offensive and defensive coordinator at his alma mater, Lewisburg Area H.S. During his scholastic career at Lewisburg, Kifolo scored over 250 points and helped his team win a District 4 championship during his four-year career. He also played varsity football and ice hockey for the Green Dragons. Off the field, Kifolo is the Head of Marketing and Distribution for Fero Vineyards & Winery in Lewisburg. He earned his B.A. in International Business from Susquehanna in 2016. 

Frick finished his third year as an Assistant Coach for the Crusaders in 2015.  Frick is involved in all facets of the program and works extensively with goalies and face-off personnel.  In 2015 the face-off unit improved to a winning percentage of 54% utilizing two freshman exclusively.   Frick works diligently at recruiting and is part of the staff that scouts future opponents and assists in game planning. Frick was a highly accomplished goalie from Maryland that played at Division I Adelphi University and was on the inaugural team at Mary Washington College.   Prior to coming to Susquehanna Frick spent 15 years as a highly respected lacrosse official on both the high school and collegiate levels. He is very involved in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Lacrosse Teams and is a regular coach at their camps.  Frick is a former U.S. Lacrosse Delmarva Chapter Man of the Year in 2010 and was an official trainer at the 2006-2009 U.S. Lacrosse Conventions.

Gallagher joined the mens lacrosse coaching staff prior to the 2015-16 year. Gallagher arrived at Susquehanna after spending one season as an assistant coach at Widener University. He also spent time as a varsity assistant coach at Delmar High School (2013) and at Worcester Preparatory School (2014). Gallagher graduated from Salisbury University in 2012 with a degree in interdisciplinary studies (physical education and business administration). He was a four-year player for the Sea Gulls, who won three Capital Athletic Conference titles, as well as two NCAA Championships, during his time there. Gallagher was also a United States U-19 Team alternate in 2008.