Coaches

Brian Myers

Coach Myers is in his first year of coaching at the University of Texas. He grew up in Buffalo, NY gaining All American status at Orchard Park High School. He was then recruited by Towson University where he was a four year starter. As a midfielder, he scored 56 goals and 15 assists during his career. After college, he played for the MLL Denver Outlaws and Washington Bayhawks. His most recent lacrosse endeavors brought him to Stevenson University, where he helped coach the mustangs to the NCAA Final Four and 6 All American honors.

Michael Gerbush

Coach Gerbush grew up in Glen Head, N.Y. and played for North Shore High School where he was twice selected as an All-County goalie and team MVP. After high school he spent four years as the starting goalie for Williams College where he was selected All-NESCAC three times, All-New England and team MVP twice, and All-American and team captain in his senior season. During his junior year, he also helped lead the Ephs to their first ever NESCAC championship and even the Round of 16 in the NCAA tournament. He graduated Cum Laude from Williams with a Bachelor of Arts degree in computer science and physics. Currently, he is enrolled in the doctoral program in computer sciences at UT-Austin.

Kyle Baugher

Coach Baugher grew up in Manhasset, NY and attended Manhasset High School where he was an All-American midfielder and represented the North in the North-South All Star Game. He was an all conference football player and all county in the high jump as well as the 55m dash. After high school he attended Princeton University and was a four year starter at midfield, where he was a member of four Ivy-League Championship squads and the 2001 National Championship team. Coach Baugher captained Princeton his senior year and was selected to the USILA Division I All-American and All Ivy League Teams.

Matt Florio

Coach Florio, a native to Long Island, played lacrosse at Bethpage H.S. where he was a 2x All-County midfielder and All-American as a senior.  Florio attended Towson University, playing midfield from 2000-04, where the Tigers collected 3 conference championships as well as 3 trips to the NCAA tournament.  After college he played overseas in England for the Heaton Mersey Lacrosse Club earning club MVP honors in 2005 and finishing runner-up in the England National Finals.  Florio also coached the U-16 boys program to an England National Championship.  Other coaching assignments included an assistant coach and offensive coordinator role at Butler University from 2005-07 until the school terminated the program.  Coach Florio spent some time playing in Major League Lacrosse (MLL) with the Chicago Machine and Washington Bayhawks between 2006-09.