James DeLanoy will begin his first season as the Head Coach for Men's Lacrosse. DeLanoy brings a wealth of knowledge to a young building Raider program. He has spent the last 7 seasons at Southern New Hampshire University where he served as the Associate Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator. Over his six seasons, DeLanoy was able to recruit and graduate three student-athletes who became NCAA All-Americans. He was even selected to be the Head Coach for the East Squad in the 2008 New England Interscholastic Lacrosse Association (NEILA) All Star Game.

A 1992 graduate of New England College, DeLanoy was a member of the Lacrosse team all four years; and was named captain in his junior and senior years. He still holds the school record for points per game (7.16 in '92) and is the third All-Time leading scorer at the time of graduation. He is also the only student-athlete in NEC history to record more than 100 goals and 100 assists in a career.

Since graduating from NEC, DeLanoy has become one of the area's best Lacrosse coaches. He helped start the Derry Youth Lacrosse program, which produced Adam Reel who played in the 2004 NCAA Division I Championship game with Navy. DeLanoy also went back to his roots and was the Assistant Coach/Offensive Coordinator at Pinkerton Academy; he is a 1988 graduate of Pinkerton. In the short three seasons there, he helped guide the Astros to three New Hampshire State Championships.

DeLanoy also made an appearance as an Assistant Coach with the Bermuda World Team at the 2006 World Games hosted by Ontario, Canada.

Learn more about Coach Delanoy's complete Lacrosse Background here.

Elite Triathlon Career:   Qualified for 2000 Olympic Triathlon Team with fourth-place finish at USA Triathlon Olympic Team Trials on May 28 in Irving, Texas... Placed fourth at the 2000 Competitor Magazine/Greg Welch Mile, in conjunction with the San Diego (Calif.) Indoor Games, finishing less than three seconds behind American record holder Steve Scott… Won five of 13 races in 1998 en route to being named U.S. Olympic Committee’s Triathlete of the Year… Placed in the top five in nine of those events and top 10 in 11…Placed 6^th at the 1999 Goodwill Games in New York and 14th at the 1995 Goodwill Games in St. Petersburg, Russia…Ranked as high as 13^th in the ITU World Rankings…

Amateur Triathlon Career:   The 1985 IronKids Triathlon Series National Champion, at age 14, defeating future Olympic, World Champion and Tour de France winning cyclist Lance Armstrong in Series Championship...Won the 1990 Amateur and Junior National Champion, finishing first overall at the National Age Group Championship at Leon’s QEM Triathlon in Hammond, Ind., setting the course and event record…

Athletic Background:   Four-year letter winner in cross country and track at Notre Dame... Ran a 14:24 5K and a 30:13 10K during his sophomore season (1991)... On the same day during his senior year at Lyman High School in Longwood Fla., finished second at the Florida High School Cross Country Championship and anchored the winning 400 freestyle relay at the Florida High School Swimming Championships... Named to All-Florida cross country, track and swimming teams during his sophomore, junior and senior high school seasons…