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Camp Director/Co-Founder: Justin Smith
2009 Washington Bayhawks/Boston Cannons
2006-2008 2X World Champion Philadelphia Barrage - MLL
2003-2005 3X NCAA National Champions - Salisbury University
2X All-American
2005 Division III Player of the Year
2005 Team scoring leader as college Sr. with 88 points. |
 | Steve Berger: Guest Director
Assistant Coach at Washington College
Professional Lacrosse Player - MLL
2007 Team USA
2007 MLL All-Star with the Long Island Lizards
2004 - 2009 Long Island Lizards - MLL
2004 Washington College
- Div III Co-Midfielder of the year
- 3X All - American
- School scoring record with 94 pts as Senior |
In addition, we have appearances and instruction from outstanding professional and collegiate players such as:
Kip Turner: University of Virginia / Boston Cannons MLL
Paul Rabil: Johns Hopkins University Boston Cannons MLL
Kyle Harrison: Johns Hopkins University / Denver Outlaws MLL
Kyle Dixon: University of Virginia / Washington Bayhawks MLL
Jesse Schwartzman: Johns Hopkins University / Denver Outlaws MLL
Buggs Combs: University of MD / Washington Bayhwaks MLL
Joe Walters: University of Maryland / Rochester Rattlers MLL
Ronnie Staines: North Carolina / Washington Bayhwaks MLL
Greg Vetter: Washington College / Washington Bayhwaks MLL
Spencer Ford: Towson University / Washington Bayhawks MLL
Kylor Berkman: Salisbury University
Brian Vetter: Towson University / Philadelphia Barrage MLL
Justin Mullen: University of Virginia / Eastport Lacrosse Club
Matt Vetter: Towson University
JB Sheridan: Salisbury University
Joe Figola: McDaniel College
David Donahue: UMBC / Eastport Lacrosse Club
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2010 Boys Camps: Register Here - Click on Location for details and to REGISTER
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Boys Coaching Staff
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- Tom Gravante - Coach Gravante is in his 15th season at the helm of the Mount men's lacrosse program. A three-time Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Coach of the Year, Gravante has seen the Mount advance to the MAAC title game five times in his career. This past season, he guided the Mount to the No. 2 seed at the MAAC Tournament after being picked to finish eighth in the preseason coaches poll. After sitting out 2005 to concentrate on his health, Gravante returned to the sidelines and promptly led the Mount to the MAAC title game. In 2003, Gravante earned his third Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Coach of the Year Award after guiding the Mount to its first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance. He continually has the Mount at the top of the MAAC as his teams have posted an incredible 71-16 record in MAAC regular season games since the league was formed in 1996. The Mount has qualified for the MAAC Tournament in six of the seven seasons it has been held. In 1999, Gravante guided the Mountaineers to the MAAC regular season title, sweeping the conference slate, and a school-record 11 wins, earning MAAC Coach of the Year honors for the second time in three years. In 1997, he led his charges to the program's first winning season since 1991. Gravante was named the recipient of the Howdy Myers Man-of-the-Year Award by the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association in July 2002. He joined former coaching legends Bob Scott of Johns Hopkins and Carl Runk of Towson as one of 15 to be honored as the USILA's Man of the Year since 1988. He was selected to be one of the coaches for the annual USILA North-South Game in June 2003. As a player at Hobart College in Geneva, N.Y., Gravante helped lead the Statesmen to the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth of 12 straight Division III titles won by the Upstate New York powerhouse. For over 10 years, he held Division III tournament records for goals in a game (seven) and goals in the tournament (17). Gravante graduated from Hobart in 1988 with a degree in economics. He was recently inducted into Hobart's Hall of Fame.
- Josh Hatmaker: - Coach Hatmaker took over as the head coach of Glenelg's Varsity Boys Team in 2005, after spending two years as JV head coach. That year Coach Hatmaker led the Gladiators to the 2A/1A South Regional Championship and State Semi-Finals. The following year in 2006 the Gladiators went undefeated in county and won the Howard County Championship. He was named Howard County Coach of the Year in the Washington Post and in the Baltimore Sun. The following year, in 2007 , Glenelg went on to win the 3A/2A State Championship compiling a 15-3 record, and he was named Coach of the Year by the Baltimore Sun, and NFHS Maryland State Coach of the Year. In 2008 Coach Hatmaker led his team to an undefeated season going 18-0, winning the school's second consecutive State Championship. Coach Hatmaker was named All-Metro Coach of the Year by the Washington Post. In four years as the head coach of Glenelg he has compiled a record of 56-10.
- Jared Albert - Coach Albert is currently entering his fourth year as head lacrosse coach at Atholton High School. He started his coaching career in 2004 as an assistant on the Reservoir High School coaching staff. In 2005 he became the assistant coach at Atholton High School before taking over as the head coach in 2006. Prior to his coaching career Jared played division III lacrosse at Western Maryland; now called McDaniel College, before transferring to play for Towson University where he was a member of the 2001 Final Four team
- Tony Incontrera: - Coach Incontrera played college lacrosse at Salisbury University from 2002 through 2005. During his time with the Sea Gulls he won three straight national championships in 2003, 2004, and 2005. This is his fourth year as a coach in Howard County. In 2006 Tony was an assistant coach on Mount Hebron's state championship team. During the 2007 and 2008 seasons he coached the defense at Marriotts Ridge. The Mustangs won a regional championship in 2007 and made an appearance in the county championship game in 2008.
- Mike McCarthy: - Coach McCarthy is entering his sixth season coaching at Mt. Hebron, third as head coach. Throughout his time at Mt. Hebron the Vikings have a 53-31 record and have won a County, Regional, and State Championship. Mike played at St. Andrews College where he led his team to the Division II NCAA Final Four, and earned All- American Honors as a midfielder.
- Chris Rosas: - Chris is the Varsity Assistant Coach at Glenelg High School. He was a 3 year varsity player at River Hill High School. Transferred to Catonsville in his senior year where he was second team all county at long stick middie. Chris attended Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, CT where he majored in mathematics/philosophy and played 4 years of varsity lacrosse . Chris was also named as a Team Captain in his senior year at Sacred Heart . He Coached JV Lacrosse at Glenelg High School for the 2006 season and then moved to Varsity Assistant Coach for the 2007 and 2008 State Champion Boys Lacrosse teams. Chris was named "Assistant Coach of the Year " in 2007.
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