The Intercollegiate Men’s Lacrosse Coaches Association is proud to introduce the 2025 Hall of Fame Class. This year’s inductees represent decades of leadership, championship standards, and commitment to the development of student-athletes. Each coach has shaped the modern game through their example, their teaching, and their dedication to advancing our sport.
Kevin Corrigan
Corrigan has guided Notre Dame men’s lacrosse for more than three decades with a steady hand and a clear vision for growth. Under his leadership the Irish built a nationally respected culture rooted in discipline, accountability, and team-first play. His impact reaches well beyond wins and titles, influencing generations of coaches who value sustained excellence built the right way.
John Danowski
Danowski’s tenure at Duke stands among the most successful coaching runs in NCAA history. Known for his consistent approach to player development and values-driven leadership, he helped redefine what elite preparation looks like. His teams elevated the standard for competitiveness and connection, and his influence continues to shape the coaching profession.
John Desko
A pillar of the Syracuse lacrosse tradition, Desko carried forward one of the sport’s most storied legacies. His teams played with pace, creativity, and discipline, reflecting a coach who understood how to blend tradition with innovation. His career stands as a model of stability, excellence, and the power of culture-driven leadership.
John Tillman
Tillman’s leadership at Maryland set a benchmark for toughness, consistency, and competitive focus. His teams were built on preparation and trust, producing championship performance year after year. Coaches across the country look to his approach as a blueprint for building resilient programs.
Mike Waldvogel
Waldvogel has left a lasting mark on the sport through decades of service as a coach, teacher, and ambassador. His commitment to fundamentals, defensive excellence, and player-centered coaching elevated every program he touched. His influence spans generations and continues to guide the coaching community.
The IMLCA congratulates the 2025 Hall of Fame Class and celebrates the enduring contributions these leaders have made to the game.
