In three years under his watch, the program has steadily improved due to a tireless recruiting approach and the efforts of his well-rounded coaching staff.

In his first year at Saint Joseph's, the team posted a six-win season and narrowly missed the conference tournament. The upward trend continued in 2018, when Cosentino guided the Royal Blue to a winning season (10-9) for the first time in seven years as well as the program's second-ever GNAC Tournament victory. In 2019, the Monks set new team records for victories (12), winning percentage (.706), longest winning streak (10), goals (210), assists (136) and points (346).

Cosentino also serves as the Director of the Monks' Leadership Academy, a program implemented in the spring of 2019 designed to assist in the development of leadership skills. The Leadership Academy aspires to instill leadership skills in SJC student-athletes by challenging and guiding them to analyze and then develop their own leadership traits.

RECENTLY:

Under Cosentino's watch in 2019, the Monks went 12-5 overall with a 6-2 record in conference play en route to earning the #3 seed in the GNAC Tournament. Saint Joseph's hosted sixth-seeded Johnson & Wales University – the reigning conference champions – in the first round and suffered a season-ending 11-8 setback at the hands of the Wildcats on April 27th.

After the season, Cosentino was selected as the GNAC Coach of the Year and six players garnered All-Conference accolades, as Michael Finn '19, Ray Emery '19, Shane Fors '20, Shane Puleo '21, Alex Osmanski '21, and Zack Hamilton '21 were recognized for being among the best players in the GNAC.

The 2019 Monks set new team records for victories (12), winning percentage (.706), longest winning streak (10), goals (210), assists (136) and points (346).

PRIOR SEASONS:

2018: Cosentino led Saint Joseph's to a 10-9 overall record with a 5-4 mark in conference play during his second season en route to earning the #4 seed in the GNAC Tournament. Making their first postseason appearance since 2014, the Monks defeated fifth-seeded Rivier University, 11-10, in a conference quarterfinal at home on April 28th before falling to top-seeded Norwich University, 17-8, on the road four days later.

The 2018 Monks established new team records in shots (803), shots on goal (464) and man-up goals (47) and posted the third winning-season – and first since 2011 – in program history.