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Josh Blumenthal has 19 years of lacrosse coaching experience, with 8 years each at the collegiate level. Most recently, he served at Babson College as an Assistant Coach, and prior to that, he had spent four years at Regis College as their Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach. While at Regis, Blumenthal was named the 2013 New England Collegiate Conference (NECC) Coach of the Year, and he guided the Pride program to highs for number of wins, including a record nine victories in 2014, and their first-ever Eastern Athletic Collegiate Conference (ECAC) playoff appearance.

The Amityville, N.Y. native has coached numerous athletic and academic all-conference selections along with an NECC Conference Players of the Year, Pilgrim League Second Team All-Conference, NEILA All-Star and Academic All-Region participant.

Prior to those stops, Blumenthal was an assistant coach at Northeast-10 Conference powerhouse Adelphi University, where he worked primarily with the goalies and in operations. Before that, he spent four years as the Head Varsity Boys Lacrosse Coach and Sports Information Director at Palmer Trinity School in Miami. He led his team to a top-10 finish in South Florida in three of his four seasons and produced numerous All-State players, a County MVP, Academic All-American and four Senior Athletes of the Year. In 2006 he was named Miami-Dade County Coach of the Year.

He also served as Associate Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator for the U-19 Bermuda National Team in the summer of 2008.

He also spent two-years as goalie coach for the Babson College Women’s Lacrosse Team helping guide them to an NCAA Sweet 16 showing in 2010.

Carter Cowan, a St. Andrew's alumnus, was a four year starter at NCAA Division III Southwestern University.

While at SU, he scored 94 total points, was three time Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Player of the Week, and was named to the SCAC All-Conference team and SCAC Honor Roll.

Carter ended his career as the SU leader with most points (12) and assists (8) in a single game. When he's not coaching, Carter works as a web software applications engineer for Charles Schwab.