Recruiting PART 2: College Coaches Panel and Q&A
✅ This live training has already taken place. Here's a sneak peak of what our panelists taught:
Recruiting part 2:
College coach panel and q&a🥍
Brittney Morris, Xavier University HC- named head coach of Xavier University women’s lacrosse in June 2025 after leading St. Mary’s College of Maryland to four straight NCAA Tournament appearances and an undefeated conference season in 2023. A Georgia native, she holds degrees from Kennesaw State and Wingate University and serves in national lacrosse leadership roles with the NCAA and IWLCA.
Brian Little, Emmanuel University HC- has led the Emmanuel University women’s lacrosse program since 2021, guiding the Lions to their first conference tournament appearance and developing multiple All-Conference players. A Florida native, he is known for his athlete-centered approach and commitment to growing the game at both the collegiate and club levels.
Katie McAllister, Gettysburg College AC- serves as an assistant coach for Gettysburg College women's lacrosse, contributing to the Bullets’ ongoing development and competitive success. She brings a passion for player skill advancement and strategic coaching. A Gettysburg alum herself, Katie is committed to mentoring student-athletes and enhancing the college lacrosse experience across all levels.
What Coaches Will Learn in This Recruiting Panel:
Strategies, talking points and a deeper understanding of the current recruiting landscape
How to navigate relationships with college coaches to best advocate for your athletes
Nuances in recruiting rules between divisions
You ask they answer! Q&A session to end
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