Farmingdale State College

Head Coach: Sean Chamberlain (12th season in 2025-26)

Sean Chamberlain took over as the Farmingdale State head men's lacrosse coach in September of 2014, guiding FSC to its first two Skyline Conference Championships in program history (2024 & 2025). He has led the Rams to the Skyline Conference playoffs in all 10 seasons thus far and holds a 123-51 career record.

In 2025, Farmingdale State held multiple national rankings, including finishing the season as the second ranked scoring defense in the country. The team received votes in the USILA Top-20 Coaches poll throughout the year and secured a home game for the First Round of the 2025 NCAA Championship.

The three-time Skyline Conference Coach of the Year, he has coached a pair of Skyline Scholar-Athletes of the Year (2015, '21), Rookies of the Year (2017, '24), and Defensive Players of the Year (2018, '25) and five straight Offensive Players of the Year (2021-25). Sixty-four Rams have earned All-Conference honors, while two have picked up All-American honors.
 
One of the most respected names in Long Island lacrosse, Chamberlain has also had an impact on growing the game around the country. He serves on the Board of Directors for Team 91 Lacrosse, a nationally-recognized program that serves more than 5,500 athletes annually, as well as the National Lacrosse Federation.
 
Chamberlain is also the Co-President at Dynamic Sports Management. DSM is the country's premier provider of youth club teams, camps, clinics, team events, showcases and leagues. DSM has programs on Long Island and Tri-state area, as well as New Jersey, Maryland, Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Colorado and Virginia and serves more than 10,000 athletes and their families. 
 
Chamberlain also has international experience as the head coach of the Polish national team. He coached the team at the 2010 and 2014 FIL World Championships, where the team finished in the top half of the tournament both times. 
 
A 2007 Stony Brook alumnus, Chamberlain was a team captain as a senior and helped the Seawolves reach the America East playoffs all four years. A Holbrook native, he spent his senior year of high school at Indian Hills (Ohio), where he scored 50 times and set up 90 goals to guide the Braves to a state championship.

Assistant Coaches:

Antonio Masone - Defensive Coordinator

Terrence Haggerty - Offensive Coordinator

Christian Chamberlain - Specialist Coordinator

Brendan Chamberlain - Recruiting Director

Jake Wandle - Asst. Defensive Coordinator