University of California - Berkeley Men's Lacrosse

Eubanks guided Bella Huther and Gaby Christman to All-MPSF honors, as well as garnering 13 Bears on the conference's all-academic squad.  Prior to coming to Cal, Eubanks served as an assistant coach at Stanford. While on The Farm, Eubanks served as the teams offensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator with responsibilities such as in-game play calling, scouting opponents and coordinating practices. With her help, the Cardinal won four Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) championships, garnered multiple national top-10 rankings, set a school record for the most wins in a season in program history (16, 2011) and produced four MPSF Players of the Year and one MPSF Rookie of the Year. In addition, Stanford earned IWLCA Division I Merit Squad recognition in 2011. Prior to her tenure at Stanford, Eubanks was an assistant coach at George Mason from 2006-08. During that span, George Mason collected the school record for wins in a season (12, 2008) and garnered the teams highest national ranking in school history at No. 9. Eubanks served under current Stanford head coach Amy Bokker at both Stanford and George Mason. As a player, Eubanks was a member of the Canadian Senior National Team from 2003-13, playing in three World Cups. Canada won the silver medal in 2013, with Eubanks serving as team captain. She was second on her team in scoring in the 2009 World Cup, helping the Canadians capture the bronze medal. Eubanks enjoyed a successful collegiate career at James Madison from 2002-06 where she was a four-year starter and led the squad to three Colonial Athletic Association championships. The Patriots advanced to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament in 2004 and 06. Individually, Eubanks was an all-conference second-team selection and a member of the CAA all-tournament team in both 2005 and 06. She was also named to the 2006 Virginia Sports Information Directors' Association All-State Team. Raised in Englewood, Colo., Eubanks is the daughter of 1980 Pittsburgh Penguin NHL draft pick Steve McKenzie and was born in Corner Brook, Newfoundland, Canada, while her father was playing minor-league hockey there. Brooke and her husband, Eric, have a daughter, Olive.

Lewis returns to Berkeley after working with the Bears under current head coach Brooke Eubanks last season.  Lewis spent one season as an assistant at Holy Cross, working with both the offensive and defensive units, as well as the goalkeepers. In addition to coaching at Holy Cross, Lewis also coached the Central Massachusetts club team last season. Prior to her arrival at Holy Cross Lewis was a four-year letterwinner at UConn, serving as team captain in 2012 and 2013. Over Lewis four years on the team, the Huskies record improved every year, culminating in a 13-5 record and a NCAA Tournament appearance during her senior season. It was the programs first-ever trip to the NCAA Tournament. She earned a bachelors degree in psychology in 2013. A native of San Diego, Calif., Lewis began her coaching career in 2010 as the coach of the San Diego Lax Dawgs club lacrosse team. She went on to serve as a counselor for lacrosse camps at USC, Duke, Stanford, Brown, Princeton, Georgetown and UConn at different periods from 2011 through 2013. She was co-director of the Starhill Clinic in Tolland, Conn. from 2011- 2013. In 2013, Lewis final season at UConn, she served as the intern to head coach Katie Woods.