Cooper Quenneville is currently an assistant coach with the Bowdoin Men's lacrosse program. He is also the owner and director of the Maine Mussels club lacrosse program.

A 2014 graduate of St. Michael's (Vt.) College, Quenneville spent a year as an assistant coach at Gould Academy. He followed up that year spending the 2015-2016 year as an assistant coach for Bowdoin College.

A midfielder at St. Michael's, Quenneville was a senior captain in 2014, earning team MVP honors, Northeast-10 All-Conference recognition and a trip to the USILA Division I/II Senior Game at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.

Cooper currently works for Atlantic Sportswear.

Originally form Scarborough Maine, David attended UNE and was the 2017 defensive player of the year for the conference. Coach Pearson is joining the Bowdoin College staff for the 2019 season. David just completed his Master's in Athletic Administration from Springfield College where he also served as a Graduate Assistant Coach for the Springfield College men's lacrosse team.

Don graduated in 1985 from Islip High School in Islip NY where he was a three sport athlete, participating in football, soccer, wrestling and lacrosse.

Don went on to Springfield College where he earned a Business Management degree and participated on the Men’s Lacrosse Team. While there he earned honors such as The Curtis Award: Sophomore Team Sport Athlete of the Year, All Conference Honors and All New England Honors. Don also attended the All New England North/South Game and served as the team captain his senior year.

Coach Glover is entering his 25th year of lacrosse coaching in Maine. Don began as the Junior Varsity coach at Cape Elizabeth under the tutelage of long time Cape Elizabeth lacrosse coach Charlie Burch.

From Cape Elizabeth, Don took a teaching position at Wiscasset High School where he started the first varsity lacrosse program. In five years Wiscasset gained in stature earning rankings as high as #2 in the state in its division.

In 1997 Don accepted the head varsity coaching job in his home town of Brunswick Maine. Don has filled several roles on the Maine Lacrosse Coaches Association Board (MLCA) including President, Vice President, and an At Large Member for over 20 years. Don also served on the Maine Principals Association (MPA) Lacrosse Sub Committee for over 14 years.

Don continues to be a Mathematics Teacher and Head Boys Lacrosse Coach at Brunswick High School.

In June of 2012, Jason Archbell was named head coach of the Bowdoin men's lacrosse program.
Over his first few seasons, Archbell has continued the great tradition of Polar Bear men's lacrosse, leading the team to 56 victories, including a 12-5 campaign in 2016, when Bowdoin earned the third overall seed in the NESCAC tournament. Since coming to Bowdoin, over a dozen players have been recognized in All-NESCAC, All-New England and All-American honors while Archbell himself was recognized as the NESCAC and NEILA Coach of the Year in 2016.

Most recently an assistant coach at the University of Pennsylvania, Archbell is the seventh coach in the history of the Polar Bear men's lacrosse team and just the third since 1970. He assumed the helm from 22-year head coach Tom McCabe, who retired following the 2012 campaign.

Archbell spent the previous two seasons as an assistant at Penn, where he served as a defensive assistant and recruiting coordinator. The Quakers enjoyed one of their finest seasons in 2011, posting an 8-7 mark and reaching the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2006. In 2012 Penn played one of the most difficult schedules in Division I and, despite a losing record, earned wins versus ranked North Carolina and Harvard.

He comes to Bowdoin with extensive Division III experience. A 2002 graduate of Hampden-Sydney, his coaching resume includes stops at Washington & Lee, Denison, Kenyon and Virginia Wesleyan.

Archbell arrived at Penn from Washington & Lee University in Lexington, Va., where he spent two years as the Generals' assistant coach and defensive coordinator. During his time at W&L, the Generals went 27-10 overall and won the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) championship in 2009.

As the defensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator at Denison University in 2008, Archbell helped the Big Red to a 14-3 record behind a defense that allowed a nation-low 5.34 goals per game. As coach of the goalies, he oversaw goalkeeper Alex Baruch who was the national Division III Goalie of the Year. Archbell also spent two years as the defensive coordinator at Kenyon College, helping the Lords to a 23-6 record during that time and a spot in the 2006 NCAA Division III Championship. Archbell got his coaching start at Virginia Wesleyan College, where he spent three seasons as a defensive coordinator.

Archbell played his college lacrosse at Hampden-Sydney College, captaining the squad his senior year. The Tigers made three NCAA Championship appearances and won the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) once during his career. Archbell was a two-time All-ODAC defenseman and earned honorable mention All-America as a senior.

Coach Tom McCabe was the head coach at Bowdoin College for 22 years. He was the original founder of the Polar Bear Camp. He is currently serving as an assistant coach at New Hampton School in New Hampshire.

McCabe coached at Bridgton Academy for 11 years, and entered the Bowdoin program as assistant coach in 1990, becoming head coach in 1991. Under McCabe's leadership, the team has won two ECAC championships (1993, 2001), a NESCAC title (2008), and received its first NCAA tournament bid and win (2008). Of over 175 active D-III men's lacrosse coaches, McCabe has the 11th most wins, and the 16th most in D-III history.