Washington College

Andrew Delaney was named an assistant men's lacrosse coach at Washington College in July 2010. He is no stranger to the Centennial Conference, having played collegiate lacrosse for fellow conference school Franklin & Marshall College and earning aB.A. in History, Government, and Sociology from F&M in 2003. He most recently served as the assistant coach and defensive coordinator at Division II power Limestone College during the 2008,2009, and 2010 seasons.  Under his guidance, the Saints' defense ranked in the top five nationally in goals-against average in each of those three seasons. While at Limestone, he coached six All-Americans and 18 All-Conference honors and also spent time as the school's assistant sports information director.

Delaney's start in collegiate coaching came at Washington andLee University, where he served as an assistant coach from2004-2007, guiding one All-American and eight All-Conference honorees.  He played a key role in recruiting at W&L and planned and organized all practices. Prior to his time at W&L,Delaney spent one year as the Assistant Dean of Students forResidential Life and as an assistant coach at Western ReserveAcademy in Hudson, OH.

During his playing days at F&M, Delaney was honored with the Diplomat Award for Sportsmanship as a senior.  He was a four-year letterwinner for the Diplomats and helped lead them to the 2003 NCAA Division III Quarterfinals.