The Southern Lacrosse Camp is a 4 day instructional boy’s lacrosse camp held at Birmingham-Southern College for overnight or day campers of all skill levels from ages 9-18. The camp includes three sessions per full day with meals at the college dining hall served between sessions. Campers are grouped with players of similar skill level and age group for sessions. Field sessions are held at the college’s new athletic complex fields. Overnight resident campers stay in 2 person supervised college dormitories on campus. Campers will learn the game from counselors who were former collegiate All-American players, current college coaches and players, current high school coaches, and current professional players. From beginner stick skill fundamentals to advanced team concepts, each camper will benefit from the staff’s experience and enthusiasm to pass along the knowledge of the game that they have learned along the way. Above all, campers will be able to have fun learning and playing the game in a safe and structured environment.

List of Camp Staff from the 2008 Southern Lacrosse Camp:

Kris Davis: Three-time All-American attackmen, Roanoke College ’04. He Holds the Roanoke College single season scoring record (91 points) and single-season assist record (50) which he set in 2003. He is currently the team sales rep for LaxWorld in Baltimore Maryland and will run the camp store and camp RAFFLLLLE!!!!.

Dan Reed: Two-time All-American midfielder and attackmen, Roanoke College ’05. He led his team to the DIII final four in 2005. He is 7th on Roanoke College’s ground ball list with 253 groundballs which is the highest total for a non face-off man or defensman. He is an assistant lacrosse coach at Upper Arlington High School in Columbus, Ohio.

Chris Keating: Professional MLL midfielder for the San Francisco Dragons. He was the 2006 National DIII Player of the Year, national Midfielder of the Year, and the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Player of the Year for Roanoke College, ’06. He was a Three-time All-American and led his team to the DIII final four in 2005 and 2006. Native of Chatham, NJ.

Ben Love: Assistant Lacrosse Coach at DII Queens University in Charlotte ,NC. Love was the 2006 DIII National Defensman of the Year while at Roanoke College, ’06. He was a two-time first team All-American selection and lead his team to the DIII final four in 2005 and 2006. He holds the Roanoke College ground ball record for defensman (322) and is 3rd all time at the school.

Chris Cummings: Assistant Men’s Lacrosse Coach at DIII Washington and Jefferson College in Washington, PA. He was a defenseman for DIII powerhouse SUNY Cortland helping them to a SUNYAC Championship in 2002.

Josh Bryant: Assistant Men’s Lacrosse Coach/Defensive Coordinator for the past two years at DIII Villa Julie College in Stevenson, Maryland outside of Baltimore leading them to national top 20 rankings each year. Bryant was a three year starting Long Stick Midfielder at Roanoke College, ’06, leading them to a final four appearance his senior year. He was an All-Old Dominion Athletic Conference selection in ’06. Native of Delaware.

Michael Kruger: 4 year starting goalie for DI Fairfield University, ’07. Current Assistant Men’s Lacrosse Coach at DIII Trinity College in Hartford, Conn. Native of Baltimore, MD (Calvert Hall).

Brian Small: All-American Defensman for Ohio Wesleyan, ’05. Participated in the 2005 North vs. South Senior All-Star game. Native of Baltimore MD. (Calvert Hall).

Thomas Schaefer: Starting Defensman for Roanoke College, 05. Native of Cumberland, Maine.

Zach Thomas: Current two time All-American senior attackmen for Roanoke College. One of the top current attackmen in DIII. Native of Baltimore, MD (St. Pauls).

Grant Devilbiss: Current starting attackmen for DI Fairfield University. He was the Ohio High School Lacrosse Tournament Offensive MVP for Upper Arlington High School and was also the Golden Bears Offensive MVP in 2007.

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All registration info for the 2010 Southern Lacrosse Camp can be found on the home page.