Assumption University

The Assumption Greyhounds posted a 4-10 record overall and a 2-8 conference record in Bourdon's fourth season in charge. Assumption opened up the season with a 22-6 victory over Felician University and beat Franklin Pierce University 28-7 at home on Alumni Day just a few weeks later. The Hounds had back-to-back victories against Molloy University and American International College on Senior Day towards the end of the season. Jack Galvin was named to the Northeast-10 All Conference Second Team while Aidan Boyle found a spot on the Third Team. Patrik McGrath and Anders Ratailla represented the Hounds on the All-Rookie Team. Ryan Healey was named to the 2023 NEILA All-New England Second Team as well. 

During the 2022 season, Bourdon led the Greyhounds to a 4-9 record while going 3-7 in conference play. They were able to go .500 at home, grabbing wins against Georgian Court, Saint Michael's College, and The College of Saint Rose at Brian Kelly '83 Stadium. The team showed some steady progress in comparison to the season prior. 

Guy Bourdon enters into his third season as Head Coach in the 2021 season after the 2020 season was canceled after just four games. The Hounds went 2-7 in the 2021 season, defeating Saint Michael's 16-13 ont he road and then beating them again on the road in the First Round of the Northeast-10 Championship. The Hounds went 1-6 in conference. 

Bourdon was introduced as Assumption's men's lacrosse head coach on January 22, 2019 and brings head coaching experience at Division III Benedictine, along with five years spent as an assistant coach in the NE10. In his first season, Bourdon led the team to an 8-7 overall record and a 5-6 record in the NE10 Conference. The Hounds earned multiple national rankings throughout the season with the highest being 17th. A highlight of the season was when the team defeated No. 9 Tampa 11-10. Seven of the Hounds were named to the NEILA Preseason All-New England Teams, while Bourdon helped Travis Reid and Colby Hamwey earn NE10 honors during the season. Hamwey was also named to the USILA DII Team of the Week for the week of March 5. Bourdon also led Tim Tierney and Sean Laughlin to NE10 All-Conference honors along with Tierney and Brett Jennings earned All-New England Second-Team honors. 

COACHING CAREER

• Head Coach at Benedictine (2015-2018)
  • Led Eagles to pair of 11-win seasons in three years
  • Had the first player in program history to earn MLC Conference Offensive Player of the Year Honors
  • Won seven conference games in a season for the first time in program history
• Assistant Coach at Le Moyne (2010-15)
  • Won 2013 NCAA Championship
  • Team went 50-3 in the NE10
  • Part of staff that reached 2015 NCAA Championship game

PERSONAL LIFE

• Bourdon worked in the pharmaceutical industry for over ten years prior to his time at Le Moyne, while coaching various high school programs in the Midwest.
• He is a native of Syracuse, N.Y. and graduated with a degree in Biology from Ripon in 1999.