Cam Stone returned to his alma mater to serve as the director of lacrosse operations for the 2016-17 academic year. He returns to the Statesmen after spending the previous two seasons as a graduate assistant coach at Seton Hill University.
In two seasons as a coach for the Griffins, Stone was the offensive coordinator and faceoff coach. He helped Seton Hill's nationally ranked program to a 20-9 record, winning the 2015 ECAC regular season championship. Last season, the Griffins were ninth in Division II in extra-man offense (.411) and 15th in scoring offense (12.67 gpg). Stone coached nine all-conference selections and one All-American during his time in Greenburg, Pa.
As a student-athlete at Hobart, Stone played in 55 games for the Statesmen, logging 49 goals and 85 assists for 134 points. He ranks first on the Hobart Division I list for career assists and is tied for fourth in career points. Stone was a two-time recipient of the Crook Family Award as the team MVP and earned the 2014 William J. Napier '57 Memorial Award.
A two-year captain and four-year starter, Stone led the Northeast Conference in assists per game (1.53) as a senior. He handed out a season-high six assists in a 15-6 victory over Wagner. The All-NEC selection notched five points on a goal and four assists against Brown.Â
An exceptional student, Stone was a member of Hobart's Druid and Chimera honor societies and a three-time academic all-conference selection. He graduated from Hobart cum laude with a degree in political science. Stone earned a master of business administration degree from Seton Hill in 2016.
