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| Coach Pilat on the sidelines |
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| Coach Bill Pilat
Entering his 23rd season on the Roanoke College sidelines, Bill Pilat has accumulated well over 60 percent of the men’s lacrosse wins in school history. A 1985 graduate of the college, Pilat has won 234 games in his head coaching career, while losing just 106. Pilat is by far the winningest coach in the team’s history. His winning percentage of .677 is also the best in the history of the Roanoke lacrosse program. In 21 seasons as the RC head coach,
Pilat has led the Maroons to a top-10 ranking 16 times, culminating with a number-four ranking in 1992 and 1997 and a number-three ranking in 2005 and 2009. He has coached 60 All-Americans, 64 First Team All-ODAC selections, and eight conference Players of the Year. In 18 of his 22
seasons, the Maroons have completed the season ranked among the nation’s top 20.
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PILAT’S COACHING CAREER
Head Coach : 23rd Season : Roanoke ’85 :234-106 Overall Record : 102-23 ODAC Record
Coaching Career
Head Coach - Roanoke College - 1989-present
Assistant Coach - Roanoke College - 1988
Assistant Coach - Washington & Lee University - 1987
Graduate Assistant - Alfred University - 1986
Playing Career
Roanoke College - 1982-85
3 Time College All American Goalie
C. Markland Kelly Award as "NCAA Goalie of the Year - 1985"
2 Time Old Dominion Athletic Conference Player of the Year - 1984, 1985
North South All Star - 1985
Team USA Selected for Tryouts - 1985
Education
Bachelor of Arts Degree - Roanoke College - 1985
Master’s of Education - Alfred University - 1986
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| Coach Pilat addresses the camp |
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| Coach Pilat being interviewed after NCAA playoff win |
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