Head Coach Lars Tiffany ’90, a two time team captain and three year starter, returned to his alma mater as head men's lacrosse coach in the summer of 2006, and has returned the program to national prominence with an Ivy League title in 2008 and an NCAA Championship berth in 2009. Tiffany was named the New England Coach of the Year in 2008 and 2009 while leading his team to the number one ranking in New England each year.

In 2009, Tiffany coached Brown to its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1997 where they took on Johns Hopkins in the NCAA First Round. His 2009 team posted a 12-4 record (4-2 in league), just one win short of the school record, and were ranked as high as eighth nationally during the season, finishing the season as the 11th ranked squad in the nation. Tiffany has posted 23 wins over the last two years.

Before Tiffany arrived at Brown he was the Head Coach at Stony Brook, an assistant at Penn State, Dartmouth, Washington & Lee and LeMoyne.

The newest member of the Brown coaching staff is Kip Turner, a two-time USILA All-American goalie for the University of Virginia.

A 2007 graduate of the University of Virginia with a BA in Government, Turner was a four-year lettermen for the Cavaliers. He was the UVA defensive MVP in 2006, leading the Cavaliers to the ACC Championship and NCAA title. Turner was an All-ACC first team selection in 2007, and named to the All-ACC Tournament team in 2006 and 2007.

"To watch Kip compete is to admire him: he is one of the game's best goalies, driven by talent and a competitive edge,” said Tiffany. “To know Kip is to discover an insightful man who truly is concerned for the development of the men of the program. He begins his coaching career at Brown University, looking forward to the growth of both the team and himself as a coach. All of us are fortunate to have Kip Turner here, bringing an incredible amount of success on his resume and more importantly a genuine care to see the men of Brown succeed."

Turner also enjoyed a successful professional career after he was selected second overall in the Major League Lacrosse draft by the Boston Cannons, the highest goalie ever picked in a draft. He made an immediate impact, being named the Cannons’ Defensive MVP in 2008. A three-time MLL Defensive Player of the Week in 2010, Turner was named the MLL Goalkeeper of the Year for his outstanding play.

Former Johns Hopkins lacrosse All-American Steven Boyle has been named assistant men's lacrosse coaches at Brown in an announcement made by Brown head coach Lars Tiffany. A native of Derry, New Hampshire, Boyle's focus at Brown will be working with the offensive schemes and the development of the attackmen and offensive midfielders.

"Steven's always played lacrosse at the highest of echelons, and he has learned from great coaches both at the high school and college level," said Tiffany. "His approach to coaching is shaped by his former coaches (Dave Pietramala and Bobby Benson) and his own exceptional and creative style of play. Brown Lacrosse is very fortunate to have another man with a National Championship ring on our coaching staff."

Boyle is 2010 graduate of Johns Hopkins with a BA in Political Science, and a three-time All-American for the Blue Jays. He played for Hopkins 2007 NCAA Championship team, and earned the Bob Scott Award for Outstanding Freshman Performance.

Boyle led the Blue Jays in goals, assists, points (32, 23) (55 points) as a senior and was named Hopkins' Outstanding Attackman for two years (2009 and 2010). He was the 12th overall pick in the 2010 MLL Draft by the Boston Cannons. Last year Boyle was an Assistant Coach/Offensive Coordinator under head coach Rick Brocato at St. Paul’s School For Boys in Baltimore.

Former Centenary College head coach Michael Brand have been named an assistant men’s lacrosse coaches at Brown in an announcement made by Brown head coach Lars Tiffany.

Brand earned his bachelor's degree in communications at Buffalo in 2005 and his masters in instructional technology at Misericordia in 2008.

Brand was the head lacrosse coach at Centenary College, as well as Caddo Magnet High School both in Shreveport Louisiana. In his three seasons at Centenary, he took the Gents from a 1-6 inaugural season in 2009, a 5-5 record in 2010, and an 8-4 record in 2011. In 2010 he was awarded the Lone Star Alliance Conference Coach of the Year.

"Michael joined our program in September and the impact has been felt immediately," said Tiffany. "Not the typical volunteer assistant, Michael brings a wealth of knowledge after serving as a head coach for Centenary. He is a very keen and insightful evaluator of our men during the training sessions. Michael's rapport with the team is exceptional and he has played no small role in bonding the team together even tighter. He is making our program more visible as well with his marketing experience and attentiveness to our Facebook and Twitter accounts. Michael's healthy and endless sense of humor provides both the coaching staff and the men comic relief and levity despite the intensity of our mission."

After taking over at Caddo Magnet, a team with just one win the 2008 campaign, he turned the Mustangs around and brought them to the brink of a championship appearance, falling in the state semis to the eventual champion, Loyola, in 2009. The 2011 season saw a rewriting of the record books with a 10-3 record.

Prior to coaching in Shreveport, Michael had a two-year stint at Misericordia University in Dallas PA, and a one-year exchange assignment at the Bath City Lacrosse Club in the United Kingdom. Brand spent four seasons as the top varsity assistant at his alma mater, Grand Island High School in Grand Island NY.

In the off-season Brand has been a counselor at some of the most elite lacrosse clinics in the country. Just this past summer he was on the staff at Johns Hopkins University's Blue Jay camp and the Blue Chip 225 camp, an invitational camp held on the campus of Bryant University. Also in the summer of 2011 he was the head coach on the USA select team that competed in the Copenhagen Cup in Copenhagen Denmark, bringing home the championship.

A native of Grand Island NY, located in upstate New York, the birthplace of lacrosse, Michael was a two time defensive captain at SUNY Buffalo. In his senior year he lead the squad in minutes played and ground balls.

Michael resides in Coventry, Rhode Island.