University of Indianapolis · Men's Lacrosse Coaching Staff

GLVC·D2·Indianapolis, Indiana

3 staff·3 emails·2 phones·verified

Staff size

3 coaches

The same as the typical D2 lacrosse staff of 3.

Head coach

Greg Stocks

Listed as Head Coach.

NCAA contact period

Contact Period

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All 3 staff — contacts ungated

Greg Stocks

Head Coach

ActiveVerified April 2026

Austin Grimes

Associate Head Coach

ActiveVerified April 2026

Caleb Mulcahy

Graduate Assistant

ActiveVerified April 2026

University of Indianapolis men's Lacrosse competes in NCAA Division II as a member of the Great Lakes Valley Conference. The coaching staff includes 3 coaches led by Greg Stocks (stocksg@uindy.edu). The acceptance rate is 67% with an average net cost of $21,602/year.

University of Indianapolis: 56% graduation rate, 67% acceptance rate, $21,602 average net cost, 5,706 students (College Scorecard). Costs, admissions and every sport on the school page →

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