Brian Eisenberg is coming off two SCIAC Championship appearances in his first two years as
he enters his third season as a member of the Pomona-Pitzer Women's Lacrosse coaching
staff in the fall of 2019.

Eisenberg was previously the first coach for the Chapman University Panthers, leading that
team to a winning record in the inaugural year of women’s lacrosse at Chapman which earned
him Western Women’s Lacrosse League (WWLL) Division II Coach of the Year honors in 2009.
In 2011, Eisenberg’s third season as head coach, the team went undefeated (17 – 0) to win
Division II regional (WWLL) and national (WCLA) championships which earned him 2011 Coach
of the Year for both the WWLL and WCLA Division II.  In spring 2013, the Panthers joined the
Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) and competed at the NCAA
Division III level, where they finished 14 – 5 and second in the conference, just missing the
NCAA playoffs. Coach Brian started his Orange County coaching career as an alumni volunteer
with the Chapman University Men's Lacrosse team, shortly after graduating from there in 1999.  
His first high school coaching position was in 2002 for Coach Jon Fox as the JV Head Coach for 
Foothill High School Boy's Lacrosse.  

In 2005, Brian helped found the original So Cal Lacrosse recreational program based out of
Rancho Santa Margarita, as he took his first head coaching stint for Tesoro High School Boy's
Lacrosse.  In 6 years, So Cal Lacrosse turned in to the largest youth lacrosse organization in the county, while Tesoro won multiple league titles and was ranked as high as #4 in the county late in the spring of 2011.  In the spring of 2012, Eisenberg transitioned to women's lacrosse full time and spent one season with El Dorado HS Girls’ program, where he helped the team reach playoffs for the first time in the program’s history, making it to the second round.  Since 2013, he has spent his time at Esperanza High School, where the team tied Newport Harbor for the league title in the spring of 2015 and was ranked as high as #5 in the county during the Spring 2018 season.  In this time, he also founded, and has been developing, the NOC (North Orange County) Lacrosse program to help serve youth and high school players in the broader NOC area.  In 2018, Brian also became a Co-Director for the So Cal Express Lacrosse Girl’s Club Program, serving top players from all of Orange County and beyond. 

In addition to coaching, Eisenberg has also had the opportunity to work as a team manager with two local professional lacrosse teams, the Anaheim Storm 2004 – 05 (indoor) and the L.A. Riptide 2006 – 08 (outdoor).  A Type 1 (Juvenile) Diabetic, from Baltimore, Md., did not let that hold him back from playing sports. A three-sport athlete in high school (ice hockey, soccer and lacrosse), he played both men’s soccer and lacrosse at Chapman University, graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting in May, 1999.  Eisenberg recently earned his Master of Arts in Leadership Development at Chapman University in December 2015.