Mike Sciamanna, a Beverly native, enters his eighth season as the head offensive assistant for coach Sean Quirk and the Endicott College Gulls. During his time with the Gulls, Endicott has compiled a record of 104-40 and have been ranked as high as 5th in Division III, while winning two CCC Championships, NCAA Division III Tournament Second Round appearances in 2010, 2011, and 2014 and three ECAC Championships. Sciamanna has coached 16 NCAA Division III All-Americans, eight USILA Academic All-Americans, two Tewaaraton Trophy watch list players, 23 NEILA All-New England players, 67 All-Conference players, eight National North-South All-Star Game participants and two CCC Offensive Players of the Year in his short career at Endicott. He has worked at a number of summer lacrosse camps and coached the Beverly Middle School and High School lacrosse teams during the summer.

Prior to joining Endicott's staff, Sciamanna finished his collegiate playing career at the University of Massachusetts. During his junior season at Umass, the Minutemen compiled a 13-5 record while making it all the way to the NCAA Division I National Championship before losing to Virginia. During Umass' run to the finals, they became the first team in lacrosse history to knock off the number two, three and four ranked teams in the country in a single tournament, making it the toughest road ever to a national championship game. Before transferring to Umass for his junior year, Sciamanna lead the Division I Wagner Seahawks in scoring for his first two collegiate seasons. In 2005 he set the Wagner College men's lacrosse single season assist record with 21. His 1.5 assist per game that season was 7th best in NCAA Division I for sophomores and 30th overall. Sciamanna was a high school All-American at Beverly HS where he compiled over 250 career points and lead the Panthers to the 2003 Massachusetts Division I State Championship where they defeated Duxbury. He was also selected to play in the National Senior All-American Game in 2003.

Sciamanna graduated from the University of Massachusetts in 2007 with a BA in Communications and received his Masters Degree in Sports Management from Endicott College in 2010.