MICHIGAN MEN'S LACROSSE CAMPS WITH KEVIN CONRY

Coaching Staff

JIM ROGALSKI

Title: Assistant Coach

Jim Rogalski is in his ninth season with the Wolverines and his sixth as the associate head coach. Rogalski serves as the defensive coordinator and works with the goalies.

The 2025 campaign saw Rogalski's defense allow just 129 goals for a 9.08 goals-against average, both program bests at Michigan. The Wolverine defense also killed off .244 percent of penalities, another season-best in the U-M record books. Rogalski guided two players into the top three for most caused turnovers in the Big Ten with Mason Whitney and Pace Billings finishing tied for third in the conference at 24 takeaways apiece.

Billings stood out on the defensive end under Rogalski's leadership earning All-American nods from USA Lacrosse Magazine (second team), USILA (third team), Inside Lacrosse (third team). He was also first team All-Big Ten selection. In the cage, junior Hunter Taylor put together a standout 2025 season with Rogalski allowing just 9.34 goals-against on average, the best individual mark in program history.

Rogalski and his defense kept opponents to just 11.24 goals per game which marked a new low for the Michigan program in the 2024 campaign en route to the teams second-straight Big Ten Tournament title and NCAA postseason berth. The Wolverine defense had two of the top five players in the conference as Cathal Roberts paced the B1G with 28 caused turnovers and Jack Whitney ranked fifth with 17 caused turnovers on the season, while the team led the conference with 151 takeaways.

In 2023, Rogalski helped coach the Wolverines to their first Big Ten Tournament title with 10 wins on the season, including three over ranked opponents and back-to-back wins against Ohio State. Michigan made its first-ever appearance in the NCAA Tournament and earned a thrilling overtime victory over No. 6 Cornell. Rogalski was critical in the tutelage of freshman Hunter Taylor, who earned five of his six starts in U-M’s postseason run and was named to the Big Ten All-Tournament team after he helped Michigan to its first B1G Tournament title.

Michigan won its first seven games of the 2022 season as goalie Shane Carr made 181 saves to rank second all-time in U-M single season laurels that year, while ranking third in save percentage (.536) and goals against average (11.32). Meanwhile, Ryan Schriber set a program single-season record in goals by a long pole, scoring five.

U-M won its first-ever Big Ten Tournament game in the 2021 season after a shortened 2020 campaign where Rogalski led a defensive unit that allowed just 11.86 goals per game and mentored a trio of goalies in the cage.

In 2019, the Wolverines defeated No. 10 Ohio State for the first time in program history to spoil the Buckeyes chances of a postseason, while Rogalski’s defense led the conference in caused turnovers per game (9.50) and man-down defense (.689).

In addition to his coordinator duties in his initial season in Ann Arbor, Rogalski helped guide goalie Tommy Heidt to the top single-season goals against average (10.11) in program history.

Rogalski served as the head coach at Lafayette College for five seasons prior to his arrival at Michigan and was the head coach for Scranton from 2011-2016. In his first season with the Royals he led the team to a Landmark Conference Championship and the program’s first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance, while coaching the program’s first All-American.

Prior to taking over at Scranton, Rogalski spent six seasons on the coaching staff at Rutgers, beginning in 2004. He spent three seasons as the head assistant before being promoted to associate head coach in 2007. He oversaw the Scarlet Knights' recruiting efforts, which resulted in nationally-ranked recruiting classes by Inside Lacrosse magazine in 2007 and 2008 and commitments from five High School All-Americans for the 2011 season.

Rogalski also served as an assistant coach at Drexel University, Washington & Lee University, Goucher College, Western New England College and St. Mary's College of Maryland, his alma mater.

During his undergraduate days at St. Mary's, Rogalski was a four-year letterman and three-year starter in addition to a two-time All-Capital Athletic Conference honoree.

Rogalski is the owner of Ski Lax, Inc. and co-owner of Coast to Coast Lacrosse Camp, Inc. He and his wife, Susan, have two daughters, Ella and Lia and a son, Colton.

WILL CORRIGAN

Title: Assistant Coach/Offensive Coordinator

Will Corrigan was hired as the offensive coordinator at U-M in August of 2025. He brings nearly a decade of collegiate coaching experience to Ann Arbor after most recently serving as the offensive coordinator at Air Force since 2023. 

In his first year with the Falcons, Corrigan’s offense led the squad to an ASUN regular season title scoring 11.5 goals per game. A 20-goal explosion against Mercer highlighted the juggernaut offense which included the league’s assist leader Josh Yago and the ASUN Freshman of the Year Turner Ashby.

This past season saw Corrigan’s offense score 12.2 goals per game including three outings with 18 or more tallies. The offensive firepower brought Air Force to an ASUN title and a 14-9 NCAA Tournament win over Robert Morris.

Before his time at Air Force, Corrigan’s four-year stint at Harvard was highlighted by an 8-4 record in 2022 and the program’s first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2014. Acting as the assistant offensive coordinator, faceoff coordinator and riding coordinator, Corrigan dominated the transition game for the Crimson.

His ride limited opponents to the fourth-worst clearing percentage in the nation in 2022 and the third-worst in the country the following season. On the offensive side, Corrigan mentored three All-Ivy League players in Sam King, Owen Gaffney and Andrew Perry.

Prior to his stint at Harvard, Corrigan assumed assistant offensive coordinator duties at Washington and Lee for two seasons. The Generals used Corrigan’s help to claim ODAC regular season championships in 2018 and 2019, including a playoff title in 2019 and a ticket to the third round of the NCAA Tournament. The Washington and Lee staff was voted IMLCA South Region Coaching Staff of the Year both seasons of Corrigan’s tenure.

The 2015 graduate of Notre Dame began his coaching career at the Woodinville Lacrosse Club where he was the varsity head coach and program director for two years. He led the program to the first Division I state playoff appearance in 2016 and a state semifinal appearance in 2017.

Corrigan received his bachelor’s degree in psychology from Notre Dame where he was a four-year letterwinner on the men’s lacrosse team. He was an Academic All-ACC selection playing in a program record 65 games. Corrigan helped the Fighting Irish to the NCAA Tournament all four years, including semifinal appearances in 2012 and 2015, a quarterfinal bid in 2013, and a 2014 runner-up nod.

Corrigan’s strong ties to lacrosse go back to his grandfather, Gene Corrigan, who served as the commissioner of the ACC and was inducted into the Lacrosse Hall of Fame in February 1994. His father, Kevin Corrigan, has served as the Notre Dame men’s lacrosse coach for over 30 years.

JARED MCMAHON

Title: Assistant Coach

Jared McMahon enters his second season with the Wolverines after being hired in October 2024. McMahon came to Michigan from Bucknell University and works primarily with the faceoff unit and goalies as the Wolverines' third assistant coach.

In his first year with U-M, McMahon helped junior Jack Rideout to a new personal-best .453 faceoff percentage while senior Nick Lauderback won a new career-high 42 faceoffs under McMahon's leadership. Junior goalie Hunter Taylor also thrived in goal picking up two Big Ten Specalist of the Week nods while posting the lowest goals-against average in program history (9.34) and a new career-high .528 save percentage.

McMahon served as an assistant coach at Bucknell for the 2024 campaign where he worked with the faceoff unit, goalies and defense as he focused on technical skills, communication and working with the scout team.

Prior to his time with Bucknell, McMahon served as a head coach for 2 Knights Lacrosse where he coached different teams for five years. During his time with 2 Knights Lacrosse, he worked with players ranging from 7th-12th grade to develop and elevate their games.

McMahon played collegiate lacrosse at Mount St. Mary’s University where he was a two-time captain, a first team Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference selection and finished his career ranked in the top 20 in program history in points, goals and assists. He was also a Presidential Scholarship recipient, a member of the North East Conference Division I All-Rookie Team and a North vs. South All-Star selection. 

JOE HENNESSY

Title: Director of Operations

Joe Hennessy was named the director of operations for U-M men's varsity lacrosse prior to the inaugural 2011 season.

Hennessy, a 2003 graduate of Michigan, volunteered in the U-M athletic media relations office from 1999-2003, working with the hockey program. Following his graduation, he moved to U-M Rec Sports serving as the media relations director for all club programs. In 2007, Hennessy became the director operations for the men's lacrosse program, as position he has held since.