A defensive strategist who has helped multiple programs achieve success in the postseason, Ben Feintuck enters his first season as an assistant coach for the Binghamton men's lacrosse program in 2027.
Feintuck joins Binghamton after most recently serving as both the Defensive Coordinator and Recruiting Coordinator at the University of Lynchburg. In four seasons at Lynchburg from 2023-26, Feintuck helped the Hornets qualify for the NCAA tournament each year, with the program reaching the quarterfinals in 2023 and the third round three seasons in a row from 2024-26. Lynchburg also made an appearance in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) championship game each year, winning the title in 2024. Also, Feintuck mentored 37 United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) All-Americans, four Scholar All-Americans and 39 All-ODAC nominations. Under Feintuck's watch, Chris Darminio was named both the All-Region Defender of the Year by the Intercollegiate Men's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IMLCA) and Co-Long Stick Midfielder of the Year by the USILA in 2023.
Before arriving at Lynchburg, Feintuck worked as the Defensive & Recruiting Coordinator at Bates College in 2022 and as the Defensive Coordinator at Lasell University in 2021. During his time at Lasell, Feintuck helped the Lasers win their first Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Championship since 2017, qualifying for the NCAA tournament in the process. Feintuck also coached both the 2021 GNAC Defensive Player of the Year in Magnus Leonard and the 2021 GNAC Goalkeeper of the Year in Alex Beauchemin.
A native of Framingham, Mass., Feintuck played lacrosse at the University of New England from 2017-20. Playing as a long stick midfielder, Feintuck collected 28 ground balls and caused 17 turnovers in 41 games played.
For his work in the classroom, Feintuck made the Commonwealth Coastal Conference Academic All-Conference Team and was inducted into the Chi Alpha Sigma National College Athlete Honor Society. He graduated cum laude in 2020 with a bachelor's degree in athletic training. In 2025, he received a Master of Education in higher education leadership from Lynchburg.
