Nike Boys Lacrosse Camp at Elizabethtown College Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania

The Blue Jays finished 7-8 in 2012, narrowly missing a Commonwealth Conference playoff berth in the first year that the MAC splite up into Commonwealth and Freedom Conferences.

Corcoran did a fantastic job in leading a relatively inexperienced squad to the conference semifinals in 2011. The Blue Jays got victories in three of their last four regular season games to reach the MAC Playoffs. E-town, the sixth seed, then went on the road to upset No. 3 seed Eastern University in the quarterfinal round, before falling to Widener, the eventual conference champion, in a tight semifinal contest. Six of Corcoran’s players earned All-MAC recognition. After graduating an All-American player in 2010 and many other weapons, E-town’s 9-7 overall record was a strong continuation to the program’s recent success. Corcoran was awarded with MAC Coach of the Year honors following the 2011 season.

While 2011 may have showcased one of Corcoran's finest coaching jobs, the 2010 season finished as the best in E-town's brief decade-long history. Corcoran's Jays clicked off seven straight wins in MAC play to take control of the conference standings. E-town fell just once within the MAC on its way to a 12-1 record and the league's regular season championship. The Blue Jays entered the conference tournament as the top seed for the first time and received a quarterfinal bye. The MAC Semifinals weren't kind, however, as Widener ended E-town's season there. Despite the tough end, Corcoran's team won 12 games for a second straight season, tied for the most in team history.

In each of Corcoran's six prior seasons, Elizabethtown has finished above .500 in conference play. In five of those six seasons, the Jays have gone to the postseason and in three of them, they've won 10 games or more.

Formerly the head coach at Washington (Md.) College from 1983-94, the University of Pennsylvania in 1995 and 1996 and Skidmore College from 1997 to 2005, Corcoran has twice been named USILA Division III Coach of the Year. He earned the honor in both 1985 and 2005. Corcoran has coached 11 of his teams to the NCAA playoffs and produced over 60 All-Americans. Corcoran also coached the 1990 USA World Team Champions in Perth, Australia.

In 2012, Corcoran was inducted into the Skidmore College Athletics Hall of Fame along with his 2005 Liberty League Championship Team. The '05 Thoroughbreds, which entered the hall as a Team of Distinction, won the school's first ever conference championship in men's lacrosse and advanced to their inaugural NCAA Division III Tournament.

A three-time All-American at Hobart College, Corcoran led the Statesmen to NCAA Division II-III Championships in 1976 and 1977, respectively. In 1978, he led the nation in scoring and was chosen as the top attackman in Divisions II-III. Corcoran scored three goals in the 1978 North-South Game and was inducted into Hobart's Hall of Fame in 1992. Corcoran, a native of Corning, N.Y., was also inducted into the Corning Hall of Fame in 1984. In October 2010, Washington (Md.) College became the third establishment to induct him into its hall of fame.