Robert Bullion is in his ninth year at Salem University, currently serving as head men’s water polo coach and aquatics director. He has also served as the Tigers’ head women’s water polo coach and head men’s and women’s swimming coach at Salem.

Peter Sabbatini is back in Annapolis coaching his alma mater club water polo program.  As a four-year varsity letter winner at Princeton University, and under the head coach leadership of Luis Nicolao, Peter was a member of the water polo program that helped solidify Princeton as an East Coast powerhouse and helped lead the team to its NCAA Final Four Tournament appearance in 2004.  Over the course of his collegiate career as Princeton’s goalie, Peter garnered multiple accolades: ECAC Championship Most Valuable Player (2003), CWPA Southern Player of the Year (2003), First-Team All-Southern (2003, 2004), Second-Team All-Southern (2002), CWPA Eastern Most Valuable Player (2004), First-Team All-Eastern Tournament Team (2003, 2004),Second-Team All-NCAA Tournament Team (2004), and All-America (Third-Team, 2003;Second-Team, 2004).  Outside of Princeton water polo, Peter was a member of the National Youth Team (2001), National Junior Team (2000, 2003) and trained with the National A Team (April 2006 to December 2007), which provided him with the opportunities of training at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, CO (1998, 2006), training internationally (Canada, Venezuela, Romania, Yugoslavia, Greece and Italy) and competing in international tournaments such as NORAMS (1999), Junior Pan-American Championships (2000, earning Co-MVP Tournament Goalie), and the Junior World Championships (2003)."

Lawrence joined the Naval Academy coaching staff in 2014, and helped guide the Midshipmen to 42 victories in his three years with the program. Prior to his time with Navy, Lawrence worked as an assistant coach at Brown University, working with both the men's and women's water polo programs. While at Brown, he worked as the program's recruiting coordinator and helped coach two players to Collegiate Water Polo Association North Division First Team honors.

Max Schlegel was promoted to head coach in February 2019 after serving as an assistant for the Blue Jays from 2016 to 2018. He came to Homewood after a two-year stint as the head coach at Calvert Hall.

Alana Burgess enters her first season as women's water polo head coach in 2020 after serving as an assistant on staff for the 2019 campaign. In 2019 she helped guide the Terriers to their most regular season wins since 2011 and most conference wins since 2012.

Derek Ellingson just wrapped up his first season as head coach of the women's water polo program. He will begin his 15th season working with the Tigers' men's water polo program in 2019. Prior to joining the Princeton staff in the summer of 2004, Ellingson spent five years coaching at his alma mater, Queens College, first as an assistant and then as the men’s and women’s head coach.

Randy Burgess won 715 games during his 33 years of coaching water polo at Coronado High School. He led the boys’ team to 16 section championships and the girls team to three titles before he announced his retirement in 2015.