Coach: Kevin Tersolo

Coach Kevin Tersolo has been involved in the game of lacrosse for over 25 years, both as a player and a coach. His storied career began as an attackman at Beverly High School, where he averaged 50 goals per season for three consecutive years and earned recognition as a Northeast Conference All-Star. He remains one of the leading goal scorers in Beverly’s school history.

Kevin continued his collegiate career at Dean Junior College, where he became the second all-time leading goal scorer with 99 goals over two seasons. His exceptional performance earned him two First Team Pioneer League All-Star selections and a spot in the National North/South All-Star Game at Johns Hopkins University. He further honed his skills during his junior and senior years at Division III powerhouse Roanoke College—finishing his junior year as the fourth leading goal scorer and capping his senior season with an ODAC championship.

In addition to his on-field success, Kevin has been a personal trainer for 25 years, dedicating his expertise to developing players who have gone on to excel at top collegiate programs, including the University of Virginia, Johns Hopkins University, and Division II national champion Lemoyne College. With 25 years of coaching experience, his commitment to the game has been recognized with the honor of being named a three-time Northeast Region Coach of the Year.

Kevin’s enduring passion for lacrosse and his unwavering commitment to excellence continue to inspire athletes at every level.

Asst. Coach: Kirk Bishop

Kirk Bishop has been involved with lacrosse since his playing days at Bucknell University (Captain, 1972) where he was named an All-Conference Defenseman during his senior year. He has coached at Mercersburg Academy (1972-1976), Bucknell University (1977-78), and Siena College (1979-80). After taking a few decades off to focus on career and family, Kirk was instrumental in founding Hamilton/Wenham Youth Lacrosse in the late 1990s and also helped to start the program at the Hamilton/Wenham High School. After serving on the Pingree Board for 10 years (2004 – 2014, the final 4 years as Board Chair), he returned to the sideline to assist Coach Tersolo in building the program to an unprecedented level of achievement.

Asst. Coach William Jennings 

Will Jennings played four full seasons for the Endicott Gulls from 2013-2017.  He totaled 188 goals and 59 assists, good for 247 career points.  Jennings played in 64 career games, averaging 2.9 goals per game and 0.9 assists per game. He is currently ranked third all time in goals for the Gulls and seventh in points.  He is first all time in career man up goals with 24.Jennings 2016 season saw impressive numbers for the Gulls, amassing 80 goals, which is first all time in a single season for Endicott, and 96 total points, which is second all time in a single season.

Asst. Coach Jon Siderewicz

Jon comes to Pingree after a successful tenure as Head Coach at Manchester Essex Regional High School for the past five seasons. He played three years of high school ball at St. John’s Prep before spending his senior year at Brewster Academy in Wolfeboro, NH. After graduating in 2010, Jon then played both Division II and III collegiate lacrosse; attending LeMoyne College his freshman year, before transferring to Endicott College where he finished his career as a defensive midfielder and man-down specialist. Jon also traveled overseas to play lacrosse internationally, competing in Germany’s Berlin Open, and Amsterdam’s Lowlands tournament for Team Global Players in 2013. Jon started his coaching career as the head JV coach at St. John’s Prep in the spring of 2015, before becoming a Varsity Assistant in the spring of 2017. During his time at St. John’s, the Eagles had two MIAA playoff appearances, and one Division 1 North sectional final appearance. Jon became the Head Coach at Manchester Essex Regional High School where he coached from 2020-2024, compiling a record of 43-29 during his time with three MIAA Division 4 playoff appearances in 2022, 2023, and 2024, while also earning CAL Coach of the Year in 2022. Siderewicz helped lead the Hornets to a first ever state playoff quarterfinal appearance for the program in 2024. "Coach Sider” has also coached the Top Gun Fighting Clams since 2017 and played for the Clams in High School. He has been the Head coach for the Fighting Clams 2020, 2022, 2025, and 2029 teams respectively. He currently resides in South Hamilton with his wife, son, and their two dogs.