Richie Meade, born around 1955, is an American college lacrosse coach who has spent his career in the game as a player and then a coach. A native of Williston Park, New York, he played lacrosse at Nassau Community College before transferring to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he graduated in 1976. He served as an assistant coach at Duke, North Carolina and the United States Military Academy, was head coach at the University of Baltimore until the school ended its athletics program in 1983, and in 1995 became the seventh head lacrosse coach at Navy. At Navy he guided the team to seven NCAA tournament appearances and five Patriot League tournament championships before resigning in 2011. He then coached Furman men's lacrosse from 2012 until the university eliminated the program in 2020 because of pandemic budget costs.
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He then transferred to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Meade attended and played lacrosse at Nassau Community College
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Meade has guided Navy to seven NCAA tournament appearances and five Patriot League tournament championships.
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