Boys Lacrosse

The boys lacrosse program at Hotchkiss consists of a dynamic team experience and an enduring opportunity.

Training on the field is about learning the game, improving one’s skill and speed, and understanding the success that comes with teamwork and collaboration. Nothing prepares one for adult life better than learning to be accountable, patient, and motivated.

Our goals off the field get to the heart of the program: community service. With established relationships both local and distant, Hotchkiss lacrosse players leave their best behind by giving of their time and commitment to helping others.

In these ways, Hotchkiss lacrosse players are teammates for life. The friendships made as members of our teams last forever.

-- Andrew D'Ambrosio, Head Coach, Boys Varsity Lacrosse

In just the past several years, Hotchkiss lacrosse players have graduated to these and many other colleges and universities: Virginia (2), Middlebury (2), Princeton (2), Tufts (2), Trinity (3), Penn (2), St. Lawrence (2), Colby (2), Denver (2), Harvard (2), Yale, Georgetown, Notre Dame, Colgate, and Holy Cross.

Our home facility consists of Sprole Field, a fully netted and lit turf field, and Baker Field House, a full service locker and training room at the same site.

Sol Kumin '95: Chair, USA Lacrosse Foundation; Member, Johns Hopkins University Lacrosse Advisory Board; Investor, Premier Lacrosse League; Played in two Final Fours while at Johns Hopkins

Adam Pascal ’95: High school All-American, NCAA All-American (Middlebury) 2, NCAA Tournament Record Holder (3); NLL Buffalo Bandits and MLL Boston Cannons; NCAA coach: Williams College, Nazareth College, Harvard University, College of the Holy Cross, Babson College; US Coach of the Week (February 2008), New England Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association Coach of the Year, 2007

Matt Striebel ‘97: High school All-American; Ivy League Championship, NCAA Championship (Princeton); MLL Championship (3), USA World Team Gold Medalist (2), Co-founder, Trilogy Lacrosse; writer; high school coach.

Oliver Barry ’01: Western New England First Team All Star, All-Ivy (Princeton) 2; NCAA tournament appearances (4); Founder, Kucetekela Foundation, Zambia; Yale Medical School ’12; Pediatric cardiology, Boston Children’s Hospital

Matt Kavanagh ’12: Western New England First Team All Star, USILA College All-American (Notre Dame) 3, All-conference 3; USA under-19 gold medalist and tournament MVP; MLL championship (Denver Outlaws)

Scott Hooper '14: Western New England First Team All Star; Under Armour High School All-American 2014; Hotchkiss team captain (2), team MVP; ranked #14 overall and #3 among defensemen as a recruit by Inside Lacrosse

Other notable alumni:
Ben Buskey '04 -- St. Lawrence
Miles Kass '04 -- Georgetown
Scott Gourlay '04 -- Colgate
Tee Cahill '04 -- Cornell
Thadd Welch '04 -- Bowdoin
Trip Cowin '04 -- Princeton
Drew Duckworth '05 -- Gettysburg
Gabe Nadel '05 -- Yale
George Calvert '05 -- Cornell
Matt Himler '05 -- Amherst
Matt Magrini '05 -- Lafayette
Mike Barry '05 -- Yale
Scott MacKenzie '05 -- Princeton
Tom Izard '05 -- Bucknell
Haynes Johnston '06 -- Bates
Rom Sivalingham '06 -- Wesleyan
Ryan Burns '06 -- Virginia
Alexander Westcott '07 -- Villanova
Andrew Fowler '07 -- Michigan
Andrew Irving '07 -- Notre Dame
August Kerschner '07 -- Bowdoin
Brendan Deblois '07 -- Denver
Chris Fetchet '07 -- Bucknell
Emerson Eichler '07 -- Denver
Hunter Sprole '07 -- Colorado College
Long Ellis '07 -- Princeton
Luke Aronson '07 -- Yale
Matt Greenberg '07 -- Brown
Mick MacLaverty '07 -- St. Lawrence
Raffi Williams '07 -- Haverford
Ryan Alexander '07 -- Union / Notre Dame
Trevor Carlisle '07 -- Trinity
Alex Douglas '08 -- Haverford
Ben Pack '08 -- St. Andrew's
Brian Pomper '08 -- Virginia
Heath Townsend '08 -- Middlebury
Stephen Doodian '08 -- Hobart
Taylor Kenyon '08 -- Washington and Lee
Will Cary '08 -- Roanoke
Baxter Lanius '09 -- Lehigh
Brian Whiston '09 -- Hamilton
Chris Nourse '09 -- Georgetown
Dan Marcus '09 -- Denver
George Sherman '09 -- Brown
Jon Tomashoff '09 -- Trinity
Kyle O'Keefe '09 -- Bucknell
Mike Roe '09 -- Drexel
Pierce King '09 -- Bowdoin
T.J. Cholnoky '09 -- Trinity
Derick Raabe '10 -- Princeton
Jack Ottman '10 -- Washington & Lee
Pierson Fowler '10 -- St. Lawrence
Teddy MacKenzie '10 -- Denver
Charls Hurlock '11 -- St. Lawrence
Connor Gallegos '12 -- Georgetown
Conor MacLaverty '12 -- Colby
Gerald Logan '12 -- Michigan
Guy Sullivan '12 -- Connecticut College
Jacob Coretti '12 -- Rutgers
Michael Quinn '12 -- Yale
Chris Dowd '13 -- Tufts
Hunter Krout '13 -- Denver
Jack Sharrio '14 -- Trinity
Jack Worstell '14 -- Richmond
Matt Cardew '14 -- Middlebury
Ryan Tassan '14 -- Trinity
Avery Klinger '15 -- Hamilton
Ben MacShane '15 -- Trinity
Jack Corbett '15 -- Harvard
Kevin Hannan '15 -- Holy Cross
Will Pasik '15 -- Tufts
Lachlan Nash '16 -- Depauw
Matthew Scarborough '16 -- Babson
William Yorke '16 -- Bucknell
David Parsons '17 -- Pennsylvania
Gardie Herr '17 -- McGill
Ian Reddy '17 -- Colby
Jack Snow '17 -- Kenyon
Mitch Bartolo '17 -- Pennsylvania
Vij Sivalingam '17 -- Washington & Lee
Chris Comfort '18 -- Kenyon
Daniel Ball '18 -- Whittier
Davis Freeman '18 -- Kenyon
Hauken Washington '18 -- Hamilton
Mark Mahoney '18 -- St. Lawrence
Matt Mirkovic '18 -- Hamilton
Will Helm '18 -- St. Lawrence
Benjamin Meyers '19 -- Haverford
Gregory Ross '19 -- Skidmore
Andrew Tieso '20 -- Haverford
Grady Corkum '20 -- Vermont
James Corcoran '20 -- Boston University
Nate Seidel '20 -- Union
Nick Ciampoli '20 -- Kenyon
Tommy Gill '20 -- Gettysburg
Henry Tarr '21 -- Middlebury
Milo Trabulsy '21 -- Hamilton
Patrick Dunlea '21 -- Colby
Ryan Sellew '21 -- Army
Sam Gee '21 -- Air Force
Andrew Preis '22 -- Bucknell
Christian Gallaher '22 -- Notre Dame
Jack Morvillo '22 -- Bucknell
Luke Devlin '22 -- Dickinson
RJ Ihlefeld '22 -- Siena
Teddy Rockefeller '22 -- Brown
Will Hedley '22 -- Gettysburg