Men's Lacrosse

Bob Bush

Head Coach

 

Bob Bush has completed his first season as head coach of the Immaculata University men's lacrosse team.  In their inaugural season, the Mighty Macs recorded a mark of 0-11 overall and a record of 0-7 in the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PAC).

Immaculata hosted Manhattanville College in it first-ever game.  Sophomore Geoff Lorentz scored the first goal in school history, while freshman Tim Flanigan added the first assist.

Several of Bush's players were cited for their outstanding work during the 2007 season.  Freshman goalkeeper Andrew Sim was selected Second Team All-PAC and was a member of the All-PAC Academic Team.  Sophomores Bobby DeYoung, Alex Hughes-Taylor and Eric Royar also joined Sim on the All-PAC Academic Team.  Hughes-Taylor also received the Push the Rock All-PAC Sportsmanship award.

Bush has years of experience in coaching lacrosse.  His lengthy resume includes time spent as the head coach at Haverford High School, and an assistant coach at Swarthmore College.  Bush has also been extremely active in the US Lacrosse Coaches Education program.

"It is very exciting to be involved in the beginning of the men’s lacrosse program at a University that has had such a great tradition of athletic and academic excellence,” Bush said.  “The University’s commitment can be seen in the building of the new state-of-the-art stadium, and in the expansion plans for student and campus life.  Having such a beautiful campus should be very appealing in recruiting student athletes who can compete at a high level in the classroom and on the field.”

Bush is a member of the Board of Directors of the Philadelphia Lacrosse Association, and he also serves on that organization’s Hall of Fame selection committee.

 

Marty Mullen

Assistant Coach

 

Marty Mullen has completed his first season as head coach of the Immaculata University men's lacrosse team.

Prior to his arrival at Immaculata, Mullen was the assistant varsity/head junior varsity coach at Bishop Shanahan High School for seven years.  He is also the head coach for the Falcons Lacrosse Club, a select team that travels throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.

Mullen transferred to West Chester University, after spending two years at St. Joseph's University, where he was part of the Hawks first recruiting class.  As a Golden Ram, Mullen was a member of the squad that captured the ECAC Championship 1998.

Mullen is a frequent contributor at area lacrosse camps, including the Chester County Lacrosse Camp and the Elite Lacrosse Camp.  He currently plays for the Black Banana Lacrosse Club of the American Lacrosse League.

 

Matt McMillen

Assistant Coach

 

Matt McMillen has completed his first season as head coach of the Immaculata University men's lacrosse team.

McMillen, a graduate of Gettysburg College, was a two-time All-American for the Bullets.  A First Team All-Centennial Conference selection, he was selected to play in the Division III North-South Senior All-Star game.

McMillen, who was a varsity assistant coach at Monsignor Bonner High School for the past three years, was a member of the 2005 Vail Shootout Champions and 2006 United States Club Lacrosse National Champions.

 

Brody Bush

Volunteer Assistant Coach

 

Brody Bush has completed his first season as head coach of the Immaculata University men's lacrosse team.

Bush was a four-year starter and MVP at Rutgers University.  He also left Rutgers as one of the leaders in assists and points.  His efforts during college earned him a spot in the Division I North-South Senior All-Star game.

Before his success at Rutgers, Bush led the U.S. U-19 National Team to the gold medal in the 1996 World Games in Tokyo, Japan.  A former member of the Philadelphia Wings of the National Lacrosse League, he captained the MAB Philadelphia Paints to the 2006 University States National Club Lacrosse Championship.

 

Mark Capuano
Volunteer Assistant Coach

 

Mark Capuano has completed his first season as head coach of the Immaculata University men's lacrosse team. Capuano serves as the face-off specialist for the Mighty Macs.

Capuano is a 1990 graduate of Haverford High School. The former player of current head coach Bob Bush, was a captain as a member the Fords. Capuano is also a 1994 graduate of West Chester University, where he served as a captain for the Golden Rams.