Stewart Moan was named Susquehanna University's head men's
lacrosse coach and director of athletics facilities in the summer
of 2007.
Coach Moan brings to Susquehanna a wealth of knowledge and winning
experience. He came to Susquehanna after serving as the head men's
lacrosse coach at SUNY Oneonta from 2002 to 2007, where he compiled
a 61-43 record, including a 13-5 mark in 2002 and a 12-5 mark in
2007. Overall, he has compiled 173 wins in 20 seasons as a head
coach.
He graduated with a bachelor's degree from Salisbury University
and received a Master of Science degree in recreation
administration from Morgan State University.
Moan began his collegiate coaching career at Haverford College in
1986, where he spent two years as both head men's lacrosse and head
women's basketball coach.
He then moved to Lynchburg College, where he guided the Hornets to
a 67-40 record from 1989 to 1995. In 1994, Lynchburg ranked as high
as No. 14 in NCAA Division III on its way to a 12-3 record. That
year, Moan was selected as head coach for the Division III
North/South All-Star game.
After stints as an assistant coach at the Division I level at Duke
University (1995-96), Lafayette College (1996-97) and Villanova
University (1997-98), Moan became head coach at Marymount
University in 1998 and guided the Saints to a 29-22 record in three
seasons.
During his tenure at Marymount, he was named Capital Athletic
Conference Coach of the Year in 2000 and led the team to its
first-ever national ranking. Moan was named the State University of
New York Athletic Conference’s Coach of the Year while at
Oneonta State in 2005.
He has been a member of several Division III advisory committees,
served as regional chair of the Division III All-American
committee, was chair of the men’s lacrosse sport committee
for the Capital Athletic Conference and the SUNYAC and has been a
featured speaker at the US Lacrosse national convention.
He is currently chairman of the United States Intercollegiate
Lacrosse Association league-sanctioning committee and director of
the USILA North-South Senior All-Star Game.
Andy German finished his first season as an assistant men's
lacrosse coach at Susquehanna University in 2009.
A native of Wayne, Pa., German attended Division III Alfred
University for two years after graduating from Radnor High School,
where he was an All-America captain in 2003. During his freshman
year at Alfred, German was recognized as the Empire 8 Athletic
Conference Rookie of the Year before becoming the Saxons' leading
scorer his sophomore year.
He transferred to Division I Villanova University for his junior
year. A two-year starter at Villanova, he was voted as team captain
for his senior year and was selected to play in the United States
Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association's prestigious Division I-II
Senior North/South game.
German has served as a volunteer at the Katie Samson Invitational
Lacrosse Festival and for the Special Olympics. He has also
participated in the Relay for Life.
He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in political science from
Villanova in 2008.
Mike Burns completed his third year as an assistant lacrosse
coach for the Crusaders in 2009, continuing his role as defensive
coordinator under Head Coach Stewart Moan.
As a men's lacrosse player for Whittier College, he was a
letterwinner on a defense that ranked third in the nation by US
Lacrosse. Whittier allowed the lowest number of goals in Division
III during the 2000 season.
Upon his graduation from Whittier in 2002 with a Bachelor of Arts
in Child Development and Psychology, he returned to the east coast
as a youth pastor while coaching his local club lacrosse team.
A native of Maryland's eastern shore, Burns attended Queen Anne's
County High School. At Queen Anne's, his lacrosse team contended
for the state 3A/4A title his sophomore, junior and senior years.
He lettered a combined eight times in lacrosse, wrestling and
football throughout his high school years.
Burns is currently working on a Master of Science degree in School
Counseling at nearby Bucknell University.