Brandon Myron begins his fifth season with the Bearcats in 2026.
A former goalie and captain of the Castleton men's lacrosse team, Myron has helped develop some of the top netminders in Binghamton men's lacrosse history. Recently, he helped Connor Winters become the first Binghamton men's lacrosse player in program history to be named Goalkeeper of the Year by the America East Conference in 2026. That was the culmination of a decorated career for Winters, a three-time America East all-conference selection, who set the program records for career saves (701), saves in a season (194 in 2023) and saves in a game (22 vs. Vermont on April 26, 2025). Before Winters became the starting goalie at Binghamton, Myron helped with the development of Teddy Dolan, who became the program's all-time leader in saves per game at 13.41.
Myron also works directly with the faceoff unit at Binghamton. He oversaw Ross Chazanow set the single-season program record for both faceoff wins (184) and ground balls (86) in 2024. In 2025, Myron mentored freshman faceoff specialist Flynn Wilson en route to Wilson being named to the America East Conference's All-Rookie Team.
In his first season with the team in 2023, Myron helped the Bearcats win nine games. The team also finished the year with five all-conference selections and one All-American (Thomas Greenblatt).Â
Myron comes from SUNY Potsdam, where he served as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. Myron served as an assistant coach at Keiser University in Florida from January 2021 to May 2021.
As a player, Myron served as a team captain in 2018 and 2019, and is the all-time saves leader in school history (478). Throughout his career Myron was named team MVP, 2nd Team All-NAC, NAC All Tournament Team, 2x NAC Defensive Player of the Week in 2017. In 2018 he was selected as NAC Defensive Player of the week three times and Hero Sports Hero of the Week. In his final season, he earned LEC Goalie of the Week and NEILA Senior All-Academic.
A graduate of Castleton, Myron holds a bachelor's in sports management and later earned his master's in management from SUNY Potsdam.
