Our head coaches include adults who played collegiately at great lacrosse programs like, UVA, Notre Dame, Towson, Drexel, Saint Joes, Gettysburg and Michigan State and coached collegiately at Widener, Villanova, McDaniel, Drexel. Our summer staff includes current college stars from UVA, UNC, Notre Dame, Siena, Boston University, University of Pennsylvania, Ballarmine, Dickinson, Yale. Our coaches have gone on to coach the Under Armour Games, at US tryouts and more.
PA Director- Doug Corrigan

Doug Corrigan

corrigan, dougLacrosse has been a huge part of Coach Corrigan’s life. Born in New Haven, Connecticut while his father was the coach at Yale, Coach Corrigan was surrounded by lacrosse from an early age. Three all American uncles, including Gene Corrigan, former head coach at W&L and UVA and George – who finished up his 7 decade spanning coaching career at 84 at Radnor High, helped introduce him to the sport.

A former defenseman and captain at UVA, Doug went on to coach around Philadelphia including stops at Villanova, Widener, Archmere, MAB Lacrosse club and West Chester Youth. Prior to the creation of the MLL pro league, the USCLA was the top league and Coach Corrigan played for the Philadelphia USCLA team (MAB) for 10 years with legends like Chris Flynn, Tony Resch, Zack Colburn, Tim Goldstein, Chris Bates and Scott Gabrielson, and then as a coach, won the USCLA Championship. Coach Corrigan has served twice (2014 and 2015) as an assistant coach for the Under Armour All American teams, most recently winning the underclass championship with the Philadelphia team. In addition, coach Corrigan served on the board of the US Lacrosse Foundation for three years and was a sideline coach at the 2004 US team tryouts.

Coach Corrigan lives in West Chester with his wife Kitty and his children Colin, Shane and Grace.


2022 Elite: Chris Onderdonk and Quinn McCahon

Chris Onderdonk

Notre Dame


Quinn McCahon

Notre Dame

2022 Select: Matt Timmins

Matt Timmins

timmins, mattMatt brings over 15 years of coaching experience to the PA RoughRiders organization. He has coached at both the youth and high school levels.

Matt grew up in West Chester, PA where he played high school lacrosse at West Chester East High School. While at West Chester East, he played on the 1988 undefeated, Pennsylvania State Championship team while receiving numerous individual accolades.

He then played Attack at Towson (State) University where he was a member of multiple NCAA Playoff teams including the 1991 team who finished as the runner in the NCAA Finals and was recently inducted into the Towson Athletic Hall of Fame as a Team of Distinction.

After college, Timmins played in post collegiate club lacrosse for several Philadelphia area club teams United States Club Lacrosse Association (USCLA). At present, Matt is actively involved in coaching with West Chester Youth Lacrosse and the PA Roughrider organizations.

Coach Timmins resides in West Chester, PA with his wife Amy along with their four children Ryan (11), Liam (11), and Emma (7).

 

2023: Matt Thompson and Scott Cebul

Matt Thompson

Matt grew up in West Chester, PA where he was a 3 year letter winner in both football and lacrosse at Henderson High School. His senior year he was named 1st Team All Suburban Quarterback by the Philadelphia Inquirer. He continued his athletic career at Gettysburg College where he graduated with a degree in Finance. He continued to play lacrosse after college for various clubs. He is in his fourth year coaching for the Roughriders.

Matt was part of the inaugural class of the West Chester Youth Lacrosse program in 1984. Returning to coach there in ’09, he has served as Head Coach and Director at the U7, U9, U11, and U14 AA levels.  Along the way he also coached the U12 and U14 Chester County All-Star Teams.  Matt has also served as an evaluator for the Philly Region Under Armour All American Teams for the last several years. Matt lives in West Chester with his wife, Lisa, and their 2 children Lily and Mackey.


Scott Cebul

RR Scott Cebul PicScott grew up in central Ohio where he attended Thomas Worthington HS. During his time there, his team won 3 State Championships and he was a 3 time All-Midwest and All-State midfielder. After his senior season, he represented the state of Ohio in the National North South HS All Star game and he was invited to tryout for the U19 U.S. team. Following high school, Scott went on to play D1 varsity lacrosse at Michigan State University. At MSU, he was a 3 time All-League selection and served as a Co-Captain for his senior season.

Since Scott and his family moved from the Midwest to PA in 2012, he has been a coach for both the U9 and U11 age groups in West Chester, and in 2015, he joined the Roughriders. Scott and his wife, Julie, live in West Chester with their children Carson, and Kylie.

2024: Doug Corrigan

Doug Corrigan

Lacrosse has been a huge part of Coach Corrigan’s life. Born in New Haven, Connecticut while his father was the coach at Yale, Coach Corrigan was surrounded by lacrosse from an early age. Three all American uncles, including Gene Corrigan, former head coach at W&L and UVA and George – who finished up his 7 decade spanning coaching career at 84 at Radnor High, helped introduce him to the sport.

A former defenseman and captain at UVA, Doug went on to coach around Philadelphia including stops at Villanova, Widener, Archmere, MAB Lacrosse club and West Chester Youth. Prior to the creation of the MLL pro league, the USCLA was the top league and Coach Corrigan played for the Philadelphia USCLA team (MAB) for 10 years with legends like Chris Flynn, Tony Resch, Zack Colburn, Tim Goldstein, Chris Bates and Scott Gabrielson, and then as a coach, won the USCLA Championship. Coach Corrigan has served twice (2014 and 2015) as an assistant coach for the Under Armour All American teams, most recently winning the underclass championship with the Philadelphia team. In addition, coach Corrigan served on the board of the US Lacrosse Foundation for three years and was a sideline coach at the 2004 US team tryouts.

Coach Corrigan lives in West Chester with his wife Kitty and his children Colin, Shane and Grace.

2025: Greg Clefisch and Jack Twohig

Greg Clefisch

Coventry Lacrosse Director

Jack Twohig

Sienna

2026 Elite: Tom Lavin and Ryan Hilburn

Tom Lavin

Denison


Ryan Hilburn

Boston University

2026 Select: Rob Schuck and Kevin Porter

Rob Schuck

Bio Coming Soon!


Kevin Porter

Bio Coming Soon!

2027: Jim Patton, Paul Zelenak, and Raf Furey

Jim Patton

Drexel

 

Paul Zelenak

Drexel, Episcopal Academy, and the PLL

 

Raf Furey

Boston University and Episcopal Academy

2028: Jack Twohig

Jack Twohig

Sienna

2029: Scott Chisholm and Brian Kash

Scott Chisholm

Coach Chisholm has been coaching youth lacrosse at various levels for over 10 years now. He was an All American at both the high school and collegiate levels while at West Chester East High School in 1990, and Villanova University in 1994. While at Villanova, Scott racked up a total of 143 ground balls, 82 goals, and 23 assists- 105 points total. His Junior year, Coach Chisholm was selected as a USILA Honorable Mention All American, and in his Senior year, was given the team’s most prestigious award, the Jim Jones Memorial Award. In 2014, Scott was inducted into the Villanova Sports Hall of Fame.

Scott now resides in West Chester, where he is self employed, and married with 3 boys, 2 of which play for the Roughrider program.

Brian Kash

Villanova

2030: Tim McIntire

Tim McIntire

West Chester

College Coaching Staff - Each Summer we augment our staffs with players from some of the finest programs in the country, giving the boys the opportunity to meet players they see on TV each week in the spring.

Matt Hillburn – Boston University

Gavin Tygh – UVA

Will Pettit – North Carolina

Keith Carra – Villanova

Jake Floyd Jones – Lafayette

Sean Rushton – Lafayette

Quinn MAccahon – Notre Dame

Burke McFillin – Washington College

Cam Battisti – Dickinson

Collin Murray – Bellarmine

Lukas Sinon – Bellarmine

Dan Lanham – Saint Joe’s

Brodie Wilson – Yale

Trey Wilkes – Assistant coach University of Delaware