JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Head Coach John Galloway and the Jacksonville men's lacrosse program have hired Colin Munro to lead the offense for the Dolphins.

Munro comes to Jacksonville on the heels of his success during his stint at Colgate, helping the program win its first Patriot League title since 2015.

Colgate finished 18th in offensive efficiency last season, improving in each of the last three seasons during his tenure with the Raiders. Led by the fourth best scoring offense and ranking sixth in the country in assists per game, Munro's offense scored 15 or more in eight games.

Before his stops at Providence and Colgate, Munro had a stellar playing career at Georgetown. He played every game of his three years with the Hoyas and helped the team win back-to-back Big East championships in 2021 and 2022. Munro was a two-time Big East All-Academic Team selection. He transferred to Georgetown after attending the University of North Carolina for two years. 

During college, Munro worked as an intern for JM3 Sports, a lacrosse start-up company. He hosted the Virtual Lacrosse Summit for JM3 Sports, a remote coaches clinic that included pro players, college players, and college coaches. 

Munro also had a successful box lacrosse career, playing five summers of Junior A lacrosse in Canada with the Coquitlam Adanacs. He helped his team win the Minto Cup Championship in 2016 and 2018, and is the only American-born player to win it.

Head Coach John Galloway
"We couldn't be more excited to welcome Colin into the program. We knew early on in the interview process that Colin was the exact person we were looking for to help take our offense to an entirely new place. He is bright, innovative, and has a true passion for excelling at this profession. His success serving as offensive coordinator at Colgate is tangible proof of what he can do at this level, but it was his ability to communicate and motivate that won us over from the first meeting we had. We knew we had our guy!"

Colin Munro
"I'm extremely excited to join the incredible staff at Jacksonville University.  This program has tremendous momentum and support, and I cannot wait to help contribute to its continued growth. I'm grateful for the opportunity and look forward to building relationships within the program and university. 'Phins Up! "