Andrew C.

As Of right now I have 2 years of experience, Last year I started with town youth and select programs then this year transitioned to full time coaching with High school Jv and Varsity programs along with camps and club coaching. I have worked With grafton ma youth program and still do and I work with Westborough Ma closely, I also work with coyotes lacrosse. I work with all ages as well for club I coach the class of 2032 and I work with high schoolers. I have a cpr certification and working on more certifications. I love working with the class of 2027 and 2025s. But the 2032 kids i coach are s fun group of kids

Unfortunately no awards. Unfortunately I did not compete at a collegiate level, I am perusing a career in firefighting. My only real accomplishments was playing against D1 Acc kids in pickup. I only competed at a high school level but coaching and playing with college and semi pro guys really improved my game. I play a lot of ulax summer ball plus box pickup and Ulax fall ball, among other pickup games, but I did not go to college. Although I would like to study fire science at worcester state university and be able to play for a couple years for there program. I do say though… Mcla is the best college lacrosse. I will say i did score in a couple of playoff games. I really can’t say much more. I have a lot of fond memories but i look forward to putting hardware under my belt at the coaching level. I will say another highlight came from this club season when me and my team scored 70 goals and went 6-0 in a tournament and won.

As a client they will expect a hard session of drills and running. They will be tired but they will be better. It’s going to be a gritty session but it’s going to be a fun 1 on 1 or group session. We will be working on fundamentals and shooting mechanics plus be able to have some fun with different trick shots and different dodges to help them get past the defense. I love to get gets shooting work as well and footwork. Footwork is key in any sport and lacrosse is no different. But For 1 on 1 coaching or group sessions touches are key, more touches = better improvement. A goal I have in mind is 100 shots per player. I like drills that keep players moving and getting lots of touches. If it’s a 1 on 1 we will do positional footwork and then some shooting and dodging from the wings, x and the top of the box. I will get them to use both hands and be able to seamlessly use both