Marymount University

Cole Corrigan enters his second year as a graduate assistant men’s lacrosse coach at Marymount ahead of the 2027 season. In his first year, Corrigan coached goalies and the defensive unit. Down the stretch last year, Corrigan led the defense to 9.2 goals against average and their first conference championship in program history. He also helped freshman goalkeeper, Connor Howard, with his emergence in the cage, where he finished with a 61% save percentage. 

Corrigan started in 32 games as a goalkeeper for the Washington College Shoremen and the Ithaca Bombers as a graduate student. He earned spots on the Centennial Conference and Liberty League Academic Honors in 2023 and 2024, respectively. He accumulated over 400 saves and a 52.8% save percentage in his career before becoming a volunteer assistant for the Bombers.

Cole holds a Master of Science in Exercise & Sport Science with a concentration in Mental Performance from Ithaca College and graduated from Washington College with a degree in Experimental Psychology. He is currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Marymount. 

As a graduate student at Ithaca, Corrigan worked as a Mental Performance Coach with Ithaca’s Men’s Tennis and Track & Field teams.

Corrigan worked with the Ithaca’s goalies. In his year there he mentored Andrew Minard, a USA Lacrosse All-American.