Molly B.

I have been playing women's lacrosse for over fifteen years and have grown and developed with the ever changing rules and regulations of the game. After starting on varsity for all four years of high school and winning multiple Galaxy National Championships with my club team, I went on to play one year for a Division 1 collegiate team. After transferring schools, I created the very first women's club lacrosse program at Washington State University, and our first year we went undefeated followed by many successful years afterwards.

During high school and college I coached various PAL club teams (grades 1-6) and during college helped out with the JV and Varsity teams at my high school. During the summers I coached for one of the top travel teams in the country and helped to showcase my girls to top college recruiters.

I am currently the Assistant Varsity Girls Lacrosse Coach at Huntington High School.

I don't have any "session plan" per say because every one of my athletes is different and therefore should be treated differently. I create plans around the way that a certain individual plays and incorporate their strengths and weaknesses into our sessions together. I pride myself on being able to connect with a player and work with them at a pace which is comfortable to them, but is also beneficiary to both of us. I believe that every student can achieve greatness and that, give the right tools, it isn't far out of reach. Hard work is key, but with it, anything is possible.

During high school I was a 3 sport varsity athlete all four years. My freshman year I started on both the lacrosse and soccer teams and won a County Championship for soccer. All four years of high school I was also a scholar athlete.
During my time on my travel team my team won multiple tournament championships all over the country.

The first session would be an athletic evaluation so I can understand what level the athlete is at. This would include stickwork, shooting, defensive positioning, endurance, etc. After evaluation I would work with the athlete on what ever aspect of the game they are struggling with as well as fine tuning the rest of their abilities.