This page contains information regarding college lacrosse programs throughout the country. As the coaching staff receives information from the various programs we will post it here.
As a prospective student-athlete at a Division I or II institution, you have certain responsibilities to attend to before you may participate. If you are entertaining the idea of playing lacrosse in college check out the information at the NCAA Clearing House site and make sure to stop at the Heritage High School athletics office to find out more.
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I hope you are having a great fall and are currently getting ready for the 2007 lacrosse season. Things here at The University of Denver are great especially after last seasons success in winning our conference, finishing the season ranked 13th in the country and going to the NCAA Tourney. Right now we are gearing up and getting ready for another great year of Pioneer lacrosse.
One of the best things about our program is the fact that we want to help Colorado lacrosse become the best in the world. In doing so we really want to help develop our local players and teach them skills that have helped DU become one of the best programs in the country. Over the past 9 seasons we have been able to develop such players in our various camps and clinics and we would like to extend an invitation to you this year to join us for our summer camps. These camps feature skills that have helped players in our program become the best in the world for instance Matt Brown (the MLL leading goal scorer this year), Geoff Snider (MVP of the 2006 World Games for team Canada) and Mike Law (MLL All Pro 2006). We pride ourselves on teaching players skills that will help them become the best players in the world and we want to share them with you.
Last year our camps were pretty much filled by the end of May and this year we are expecting an even quicker return. We would love to have you and we hope to see you on in our new home (http://denverpioneers.cstv.com/genrel/062806aac.html).
Jon Torpey
Associate Head Lacrosse Coach
University of Denver
Pfeiffer University is a comprehensive United Methodist-related university, with multiple campuses and delivery systems, committed to educational
excellence, service, and scholarship. Within nurturing communities of learners, we value diversity and promote the attainment of full academic and
personal potential through accessible undergraduate and graduate programs. It is the vision of the
university that our students embrace the Christian values of human dignity, integrity, and service as they become servant leaders and lifelong learners.
To find out more about Pfeiffer University click HERE
Pfeiffer University has an established NCAA Division 2 program with a history of success, having been ranked as high as #3 in the country.
The University is committed to the future success of the program and is seeking to regain it's status as one of the elite Division 2 teams in the
nation. This will be accomplished by recruiting quality student-athletes of character, integrity and great ability. Players can learn more about
the program by visiting www.gofalconsports.com.
For additional information or questions contact Dylan Sheridan, assistant coach, at Dylan.Sheridan@pfeiffer.edu.
Founded in 1795, the first college chartered by the Board of Regents of the State of New York, Union is an independent, liberal arts college. Its name reflects the sense of community felt by members of various groups who were instrumental in its founding.
Union is a Division III school located in Schenectady NY which is only 5 miles west of Albany NY. For additional information on Union College go to http://www.union.edu/
Union College Lacrosse
Keith De Felippo was the JV head coach for Heritage a few years ago until he move back East. He is reaching out to us to let us know that he is now part of Coach Paul Wehrum's staff at Union College in Schenectady NY and would like to help any player interested in playing college lacrosse in the east. If you are interested in playing for Union College you may contact Keith at kdefeli@yahoo.com
For additional information regarding the Union College Lacrosse program go to http://www.unionathletics.com/index.asp?path=mlacrosse&tab=mens
New England College is nestled in an area abounding with natural beauty. Located in Henniker, a village of 4,000 residents just 90 minutes from Boston and 20 minutes from Concord, the state capital. The Contoocook River runs through the center of the village and alongside the campus. The area is surrounded by scenic hills and mountains. We offer undergraduate, graduate and professional programs leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Master of Education and Master of Science.
New England College is small liberal arts school in the town of Henniker New Hampshire. Henniker is about hour from Boston, 45 minutes to the White Mountains and about an hour to the coast. There are 1100 students and 300 Grad students at the college. There are about 35 different majors offered and an opportunity to design your own major with mix of other majors. Even though the mountains aren’t nearly as big as the Colorado Mountains there are many outdoor activity’s that are a doormat for New England College
New England College Athletics participates at the NCAA Division III level and has about 350-400 student athletes that comprise varsity athletics at New England College. We have 4 teams that have qualified for the NCAA’S since the year 2000, Women’s Field Hockey (2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005), Men’s Lacrosse ( 2000 & 2002), Men’s Hockey (2000-20001, 2004-2005 semifinalist) & Women’s Lacrosse (2004). We participate in the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) which has Automatic Qualification to the NCAA’S upon a Conference Championship. The athletic dept. also has many student athletes that play more than one sport.
The Men’s Lacrosse has one 4 conference championships and 2 NCAA’S bids since we joined the CCC. The program has a long line of tradition and has been part of NEC since the mid 1940’s.
At New England College, we have over 50 years of success in challenging and supporting students of diverse academic and cultural backgrounds in an atmosphere of mutual concern and respect. Our goal is to ensure that our students thrive as they strive to achieve their full academic, personal and social potential.
If you are interested in the Men's Lacrosse Program at New England College please download the Prospective Student Athlete Form and mail it to us.
Mailing Address
New England College Men's Lacrosse
24 Bridge Street
NEC Box # 17
Henniker, NH 03242
Head Coach: Todd Sharp
Phone: 603.428.2313
Fax: 603.428.6023
Email: tsharp@nec.edu
Bryan Poole, the Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach at Tri-State University(IN) is interested in discussing the opportunities with players interested in playing varsity lacrosse in college.
Coach Poole was formerly the Head Assistant at The College of Wooster before taking on the head duties at Tri-State. He is a graduate of St.Vincent College(Latrobe,pa) and the all time leading scorer in the schools history. Tri-State is a brand new program at the NCAA D3 level, the first in the state. Coach Poole is hoping to gain contact information on any players that would be interested in playing varsity lacrosse in college, as well as make a move out east to pursue college. Tri-State is in the process of building a $ 30 million dollar dome facility which will house the men’s and woman’s lacrosse starting fall 2007. This facility will be the only indoor dome in the country at the D3 level, so it is a very exciting time at Tri-State, and it is obvious that Tri-State athletics are very committed to being successful.
If any players who are interested please call or send an email to coach Poole.
Bryan Poole
Head Men's Lacrosse Coach
Tri-State University
1 University Ave
Angola IN 46703
260-665-4462 Office
724-875-7589 Cell
260.665.4839 Fax
pooleb@tristate.edu
www.tristate.edu
Founded in 1884, Tri-State University is a private, non-denominational baccalaureate and master's degree-granting institution. TSU is known for its dedication to providing students with a work-ready education that emphasizes leadership development and practical skills. Students choose TSU for its commitment to quality, personalized education, and for the competitive scholarships and financial aid programs offered. The institution currently enrolls 1,450 students at its main campus and regional centers.
Education at TSU combines rigorous academic study in engineering, education, business, and liberal arts and sciences with practical, career-focused training for the real world of work. The institution offers programs in over 40 academic areas through five schools: Allen School of Engineering & Technology, Ketner School of Business, Franks School of Education, and School of Arts & Sciences. And, in our School of Professional Studies, we offer academic programs for working adults in seven locations.
TSU students benefit from small classes, supportive faculty members who serve as mentors and friends, and a campus community focused on success. Graduates of TSU excel in fields that include golf management, engineering, education, business, and criminal justice. In fact, TSU is a national leader in students who go on to find meaningful work in their chosen field within six months of graduation with starting salaries consistently above the national average.
TSU is located in Angola, Indiana, in scenic Steuben County.