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An Interview With: Top Gun Fighting Clams Director Justin Walker, Part One
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An Interview With: Mark Schindler, founder of Nexus Lacrosse Part 2
We were fortunate to catch up with Mark Schindler, the varsity head coach at Mercersburg Academy (PA) and founder of Nexus Lacrosse, a new enterprise designed to provide premier, developmental lacrosse opportunities for elite pre-varsity players. For part one of our interview, click here. In part two, Schindler discusses the hotly debated Post-Graduate (PG) year. There is plenty to dissect with the issue when debating if option is the right one for a player coming out of high school. As the coach of a school with PGs, Schindler is an excellent source of information on the subject. Below is our Q & A with Mark, who discusses why a player should consider a PG year, what factors are involved in making the decision for such a year, and how college admissions officers view PGs. ...
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Featured Member: Charlie Cobb, 2015 Midfielder, Brunswick
For Athletes
An Interview With: Mark Schindler, Founder of Nexus Lacrosse
We were fortunate to catch up with Mark Schindler, the varsity head coach at Mercersburg Academy (PA) and founder of Nexus Lacrosse, a new enterprise designed to provide premier, developmental lacrosse opportunities for elite pre-varsity players. A product of the nationally recognized St. Pauls School (MD) lacrosse program, Schindler has committed to restoring the foundation of the current lacrosse market by establishing Nexus. After a playing career at Wesleyan University where he helped the Cardinals to a NESCAC co-championship, Schindler served as an assistant coach at his alma mater before taking the reins at Hampton Roads Academy (HRA) in Virginia and then moving to Mercersburg. Below is our Q & A with Mark, who discusses Nexus Lacrosse, why he started the company and the Select Training Academy event this summer. ...
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An Interview With: New York Lizards Midfielder JoJo Marasco
This week, we were fortunate to catch up with former Syracuse standout and New York Lizards midfielder JoJo Marasco (right; photo credit AP Images). Marasco led Syracuse with 66 points (24 G, 42 A) in 2013, taking the Orange all the way to the National Championship game in Philadelphia. He was a Tewaarton finalist, the 2013 Big East Midfielder of the Year and unanimous selection to the All- Big East First Team. His 42 assists set a single-season Syracuse record for an Orange midfielder, surpassing Paul Gaits 34. Below is our Q&A with JoJo, who discusses his experience at Syracuse, the transition from the high school game to the college game and his advice to high school players looking to play at the next level. ...