John L.

I started playing Lacrosse in Westchester County, NY in seventh grade. My family moved to Michigan while in high school and I played the last three years of high school at Brother Rice where we won the Midwest Championship as a junior and the State Championship as a senior. I was on the All State team my Senior Year.

I started my college lacrosse career at the Naval Academy, where I played two seasons and was named most improved player my freshman year. When I injured my back and was medically discharged from the Navy, I enrolled at Kenyon College, where I played my final two years of college lacrosse. Upon leaving college, I played club lacrosse for 5 years for the Columbus Club Lacrosse team in Columbus, OH. Next, I spent five years as the head coach of Green Bay Southwest High School before moving to the Nashville area. I am now the head coach of a local high school varsity team. In addition to coaching high school I have coached at a number of summer camps, ran winter and summer leagues, and was a coach for Lacrosse America in Wisconsin.

Coaching is in my blood. My grandfather was a football coach, my brother coaches for the Detroit Lions and I coached football at Vanderbilt in the mid 1990's. My goal will be to teach my students all facets of the game of lacrosse, which encompasses tactics and strategy as well as the physical/athletic side of the game. I want my students to live up to their full potential as athletes.

John L. has not provided a session plan.