Kevin Sheehan is in his second stint with the Panthers. The last time that Sheehan stalked the Adelphi sideline was from 1992-93 as head coach.

During his time at Adelphi Sheehan compiled a record of 14-9, including a record of 8-3 in 1993 and a National Championship. Sheehan coached Adelphi to a 11-7 win over rival C.W. Post in the National Final.

Sheehan produced seven All-Americans in his tenure as well as the 1993 NCAA Player of the Year and NCAA MVP in Jim Murray and Bob Engelke. He was also an assistant coach for the Panthers from 1977-1991, helping the Panthers to two National Championships.

In 1998 and 2002 Sheehan was an assistant coach with the Australian National Team, helping them capture bronze in both games. He has also served as a national advisor to youth lacrosse since 1993 and authored articles for US Lacrosse, in addition to coaching Long Island to gold medals in women's lacrosse in 2006 and 2007.

A three-year member of the State University at Albany men's lacrosse team he was inducted into the Long Island Metropolitan Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 2003.

Sheehan lives in Massapequa with his wife Irene and three sons, Ryan, Dylan and Casey. His primary responsibilities will include working with the offense and the man-up.