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A former two-sport athlete at Gettysburg, Justin Domingos enters the second season of his second stint as an assistant men’s lacrosse coach in 2010.
Domingos, who serves as Gettysburg’s defensive coordinator, helped coach the Bullets to the NCAA Division III national championship game for the second time in his career in 2009. Last season, the Gettysburg defense put together an outstanding stretch during its school-record tying 14-game winning streak, allowing a double-digit goal total only twice. Throughout the season, Gettysburg defeated four teams that finished with a top-10 ranked offense, holding all four to 10 goals or less. In addition, Domingos coached four All-Americans, including a player who was named the Division III Long Pole Midfielder of the Year and the Division III Player of the Year.
After graduation, Domingos served as the defensive coordinator at Goucher College in 1999-2000, then returned to his alma mater in 2000-01. As the team’s offensive coordinator, he helped the Bullets to one of their most successful seasons in program history, as Gettysburg finished 16-2, won the Centennial Conference title, and reached the NCAA Division III championship game for the first time in school history.
From 2003-08, Domingos coached at the high school and collegiate levels. Most recently, the East Falmouth, Mass. native was the assistant boys lacrosse coach at Bourne (Mass.) High School, where, as the offensive coordinator, he helped the team to its farthest advancement in the state tournament (quarterfinalists) in school history. On the collegiate level, he worked as both the offensive and defensive coordinator at Division III Massachusetts Maritime Academy from 2004-06.
As a student-athlete at Gettysburg, Domingos served as a team captain for both the football and lacrosse teams during his senior year. In lacrosse, Domingos was a two-year starter as a defenseman and helped the Bullets to a 44-28 record. He was a member of Gettysburg’s 1998 and 1999 Centennial Conference championship teams.