Coaching Staff: We are very proud to announce our coaching staff. We put our full trust and confidence in this group to help develop, mentor, and push your sons in both lacrosse and life. Each coach has proven that they are dedicated to growing the game and our program in a positive manner. Their desire to be excellent coaches and mentors has been proven time and time again with their leadership, sacrifice and hearts.

High School:

• JJ Pearl: He was the first D1 recruit out of the state of Florida who holds several records at Penn State where he remains in the Top 5 All Time in Saves and SV %. He played professionally as a goalie with the Baltimore Thunder, and was the starting goalie for the 2007 Bronze Medal winning Team USA Indoor team. He also served as the President and Director of the Baltimore Breakers Club team that produced numerous club championships, recruits and was widely known for producing collegiate goalies.
• Kieran Byrnes. Kieran played collegiately at Villanova where he was part of the 2018 NCAA tournament team, and at Jacksonville University. In high school he was a 2 x State Champion at Garden City High School.
• Liam Byrnes. Liam played collegiately at Villanova where he was part of the 2018 NCAA tournament team, and at University of Florida (MCLA). In high school he was a 2 x State Champion at Garden City High School and was the MVP of Project 9.

Director. 

• Cameron Mann. Raised in Hamilton, Ontario, he played at Jacksonville University. A 4x captain at JU, Cameron continued his career in the professional ranks in both field and box leagues. After coaching for a few years at both the high school and college levels, Cameron went home to coach at the Hill Academy north of the border. Currently an assistant coach at Nease High School, Cameron is excited to take over as the Director of Villages and help grow it to one of the perennial programs in all of Florida.

• Max Gurowski: Raised in Rochester, New York, he played at Jacksonville University helping them put the program on the map during their first few years. Over the years, Max has had coaching stints in many different programs throughout but is currently the Head coach at Nease High School. 2017 Coach of the year, Max brings his experience, a positive attitude, enthusiasm, and mentorship to our program.

We will have many other guest coaches joining us throughout the year; from high school and college players, college coaches and specialty groups coaches (goalies, faceoffs, etc) we will look to add positive additions to practices as the season goes on.