Dallas Deuces Lacrosse

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Stan Ross the Head Coach for the MLL Florida Launch has this to say about the Deuces Holiday Camp:
 
"Over the last 20 years I've coached on the college level, the high school and the professional level, over that time I've worked a lot of lacrosse camps.  The Dallas Deuces Holiday camp is the best run instructional camp that I've seen in the last couple of years.  I can't tell you the last time there were this many college coaches together teaching the game of lacrosse at one camp.
If you are a lacrosse player and want to be coached and seen by the best coaches in the game,  the Dallas Deuces Holiday camp is the place".

Brendan Dawson, the head coach for Division 3 Widener University has this to say about the Deuces Holiday camp:

“I’ve been lucky enough to have worked the Dallas Deuces Holiday Camp since year one.  It is, by far, my favorite camp.  Not only do we get work with talented young men who want to learn the game and make personal improvements – but as a coach, I always walk away with new drills that I can use with my own team.  The level of knowledge that the coaching staff possesses amazes me and makes me a better coach (while making the players better) every year.”

Jack Sandler the head coach of Division 3 Colby College writes:

"The Dallas Deuces Holiday Lacrosse camp is one I look forward to every year. Getting to truly teach the campers is something that has become lost at other camps but is so vital to the development of future All-Americans. The proven level of coaches at the Holiday Camp is unmatched, I find myself leaving each year with a new drill or way to teach a skill!"
 

The Holiday Lacrosse Camp is a teaching and instructional camp being offered at University of Texas Dallas (UTD), Dallas, TX. NCAA Coaches, make up a staff dedicated to helping each camper reach their full potential. The intent of the camp is to expose Texas players to a very high level of coaching without having to spend lots of money travelling back to the east coast.  Every year we have campers at the high school and youth level that are now flying into Dallas from the hotbed lacrosse areas of the country to attend camp.  

As the camp approaches, we will have updates on our current staff in the staff section of the Deuces website as the camp approaches see 2013 camp staff below.  In the past our staff has consisted of coaches from Syracuse University, Penn State, Army, Yale, Duke, Cornell, Colgate, Salisbury State, Limestone College, Washington and Lee, Butler, Brown, Amherst College, Dartmouth, Johns Hopkins, University of Maryland, Bates College, Virginia Military Institute, Skidmore College, Providence College, Dickinson College, Stony Brook University, Notre Dame, UNC, Navy, Air Force,  Army, Providence and more. We are committed to providing you the most experienced camp staff possible.

We have designed a program that emphasizes individual and positional skills training taught in a fun environment. The program also exposes each Camper to fundamental offensive and defensive team concepts which are integral to a players complete development. Players are broken down by age and, at the youth camp, separate instruction is provided to beginner players with no lacrosse experience. Separate goalie and faceoff instruction will also be provided at this year’s camps. We look forward to seeing you at this year’s Holiday Camp so that we can continue to bring the east coast lacrosse camp experience to you.

DALLAS, TX CAMP WILL BE HELD AT University of Texas Dallas (UTD) Dallas, TX

Stan Ross the Head Coach for the MLL Florida Launch has this to say about the Deuces Holiday Camp:
 
"Over the last 20 years I've coached on the college level, the high school and the professional level, over that time I've worked a lot of lacrosse camps.  The Dallas Deuces Holiday camp is the best run instructional camp that I've seen in the last couple of years.  I can't tell you the last time there were this many college coaches together teaching the game of lacrosse at one camp.
If you are a lacrosse player and want to be coached and seen by the best coaches in the game,  the Dallas Deuces Holiday camp is the place".

Brendan Dawson, the head coach for Division 3 Widener University has this to say about the Deuces Holiday camp:

“I’ve been lucky enough to have worked the Dallas Deuces Holiday Camp since year one.  It is, by far, my favorite camp.  Not only do we get work with talented young men who want to learn the game and make personal improvements – but as a coach, I always walk away with new drills that I can use with my own team.  The level of knowledge that the coaching staff possesses amazes me and makes me a better coach (while making the players better) every year.”

Jack Sandler the head coach of Division 3 Colby College writes:

"The Dallas Deuces Holiday Lacrosse camp is one I look forward to every year. Getting to truly teach the campers is something that has become lost at other camps but is so vital to the development of future All-Americans. The proven level of coaches at the Holiday Camp is unmatched, I find myself leaving each year with a new drill or way to teach a skill!"
 

More camp staff will be added as the camp approaches so keep checking back for updates!

Here are the college coaches we have confirmed :

Lelan Rogers, assistant coach NCAA Division I Syracuse University; former head coach of Ohio Wesleyan and Cortland State; former midfielder Syracuse University

Eric Seremet, head coach NCAA Division I US Air Force Academy; former assistant at Air Force, Cornell and Stony Brook; MLL Boston Blazers, NLL Team MVP New York Saints in 1996; University of North Carolina National Championship team in 1991

Gerry Byrne, assistant at NCAA Division I Notre Dame; former head coach at St Anselm College, former MLL Boston Cannons defenseman, All New England defenseman at University of Massachusetts.

Chris Fiefs, assistant coach NCAA Division I University of North Carolina; former assistant at VMI; former midfielder Boston Cannons; former midfielder University of Maryland

Mike Murphy, assistant coach NCAA Division I Army; former assistant coach at Dennison University; 

Stan Ross, former assistant coach NCAA Division I US Naval Academy; former head coach Butler University; former assistant at Denver,  Princeton and Towson; former midfielder at Loyola College

Ryan Wellner, assistant coach NCAA Division I US Naval Academy; former assistant at Stonybrook University former assistant at Washington and Lee and Stevens Institute of Technology

Ryan Polley, assistant coach NCAA Division I Yale; former head coach at Merrimack College, New England Division II coach of the year in 2006, second team All-American and 3 year Captain at Merrimack College

Jack Sandler, head coach NCAA Division III Skidmore College; former assistant at Dickinson College; former attackman Bates College; all time leading scorer in Bates history

Chris Burdick, head coach NCAA Division I Providence; former assistant coach at Notre Dame; former goalie Delaware

Brendan Dawson, head coach NCAA Division III Widener University; former head coach at Aurora University former assistant coach Salisbury State University; former assistant coach Dennison Universty; former defensemen and 2 time National Champion for Salisbury 

Cory Coffman, assistant coach NCAA Division I University of Pennsylvania; former assistant Mount St Mary's University; midfielder at Loyola (Md) 

Doug Misarti, head coach NCAA Division III Kenyon College; assistant coach Stevens Institute of Technology

Francis Donald, assistant coach NCAA Division III Nazareth; former Captain, LSM and two time All American at Nazareth; selected for North South Senior game  

Kevin Warne, assistant coach NCAA Division I Maryland; former assistant at UMBC; former assistant at University of Delaware; All American defenseman for Hofstra University 

Michael Phipps, assistant coach NCAA Division I High Point University; former offensive coordinator for Severn School; former Director of Lacrosse Operations University of Maryland; played professionally for LA Riptide and Bayhawks; former attackman University of Maryland

Ron Caputo, assistant coach NCAA Division I Duke University where he helped lead the Blue Devils to the 2010 NCAA National Championship; former assistant at Hofstra; faceoff specialist

JP Brazel, assistant NCAA Division I Hofstra University; former assistant University of Delaware; former assistant Sacred Heart University; former goalie Hofstra University

Kevin Conry, defensive coordinator NCAA Division I Fairfield University; former assistant Penn State, former Johns Hopkins defenseman

Connor Burgasser, assistant coach NCAA Division III Salisbury University; former LSM Salisbury University; USILA Scholar All-American 

Ryan Danehy, assistant coach NCAA Division I Dartmouth College; played professionally with the Chicago Machine and Boston Cannons; former attackman at Dartmouth College

Mark Miller, assistant coach NCAA Division III Colorado College; former Texas Christian University MCLA head coach; former goalie at Adelphi College

John Galloway, assistant coach NCAA Division I Duke University; 2 time first team All-American goalie for Syracuse University

Michael Brand, assistant coach NCAA Division I Brown University; former head coach Centenary College; former defenseman and 2 time captain Buffalo State College

Joe Ernst, head coach NCAA Division III Southwestern University; former attackman at Siena College

Nick Fiorentino, assistant coach NCAA Division III Ohio Wesleyan University; former Salisbury assistant coach; won 2 NCAA division III championships as a player for Salisbury

Bruce Frady, assistant coach NCAA Division I Quinnipiac University where he is a defense, goalie and recruiting specialist; former Fairfield University assistant coach; former goalie Eastern Connecticut State University