New players will soon be able to step onto the field and begin playing in no time having learned the fundamentals of the sport through sequential instructions, detailed photo sequences and expert advice.
New players will soon be able to step onto the field and begin playing in no time having learned the fundamentals of the sport through sequential instructions, detailed photo sequences and expert advice.
Jack B. Kaley is the all-time leader in winning percentage (84%) for Division I and II universities and has been the head coach for the German national lacrosse team since 2002. His record of 185-33 at the New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) occurred at an academic institution that had discontinued men's lacrosse in 1978. His efforts in recruiting student-athletes to a commuter school as a part-time coach with limited resources showed positive results in the 1993 inaugural season with a No. 5 national ranking followed by an undefeated regular season in 1994, which culminated in the first of six National Championship appearances. This launched a 17-year run of excellence, which included four National Championships, a record four-time recognition as National Coach of the Year, and 75 All-American selections. Kaley amassed a 507-176 record while coaching Lynbrook High School, East Meadow High School, Long Island Lacrosse Club, Hampstead Lacrosse Club, and the German National Team. He lives in Westbury, New York. Rich Donovan is an assistant coach for the German National Lacrosse Team; the boys' lacrosse coach at The Wheatley School in Long Island, New York; and an official with the Nassau County Lacrosse Officials Association. He began his career in lacrosse at East Meadow High School in New York and then played for the University of Massachusetts (1975-78), where he was a team captain, four-year varsity starter and letter winner on a team that enjoyed two NCAA tournament appearances. He began his coaching career at the University of Massachusetts in 1979 and had subsequent coaching jobs at CW Post College from 1983 to 1985, Hofstra University from 1986 to 1995, and several high schools in Long Island from 1980 to 1982 and from 1996 to the present, and Bridgeport Barrage (Major Lacrosse League) in 2002. Richard lives in East Meadow, New York.
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Chapter 1 The Game of Lacrosse Chapter 2 Ground Balls, Stick Drills, and Swarming Chapter 3 Offensive Skills and Drills Chapter 4 Deuces and Motion Offense Chapter 5 Offense Versus Zone Defense Chapter 6 Defensive Skills and Drills Chapter 7 Team Defense Chapter 8 Clearing Chapter 9 Riding Chapter 10 Extra-Man Offense Chapter 11 Man-Down Defense Chapter 12 Special Situations
