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Groton School   

Lacrosse Camp Groton, MA


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Groton, MA

Bob Low
July 22-25

Residential Camp
Overnight $575
Extended Day $445




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GameBreaker's best boys camp in Massachusetts!

The GameBreaker Lacrosse Camp at Groton School complies with all Massachusetts General Program Requirements for youth camps (105 CMR 430.190.191).

We also have a GIRLS CAMP at Groton

School and a FaceOff Academy!


Groton School Head Coach Bob Low will direct this GameBreaker Lacrosse Camp. Coach Low has been an esteemed member of the New England lacrosse community for the past 20 years. With four years at Cardigan Mt. School (NH), four years at Avon Old Farms School (CT), and twelve years at Holderness School (NH), prior to joining Groton in 2006, Coach Low has a breadth of private school lacrosse coaching experience. As a former lacrosse district chairman, Low has also served on Laxpower's National HS Top 25 committee. He has earned US Lacrosse Northern New England Coach of the Year and Man of the Year honors, having tutored eleven high school All-Americans and several NE Prep All-Stars on teams that have earned several league championships and high rankings in both Eastern and NE Prep standings. He is currently the Athletic Director and teaches English at Groton, where he lives with his wife Stacey, daughter Natalie and son Cooper. Bob is very excited to direct this Massachusetts summer lacrosse camp.

Assisting Coach Low at camp is:

Groton native Taylor Nissi, currently the Assistant Coach at Fairfield Ludlowe High School (CT). A 2008 graduate of Denison University. Taylor was a 4 year starter for the Big Red, helping the team to reach the NCAA playoffs all four years while winning three NCAC League Championships. He was selected Preseason All-American in 2007 & 2008, and was selected  1st Team All-Conference from 2006-2008. In his senior year he was elected team captain and led his team to the Quarterfinals of the NCAA Playoffs. After Denison, Nissi took his talents to Melbourne Australia, where he helped the Caulfield Vipers win the Victorian State Championship. In 2009 Nissi, served as the Defensive Coordinator for the Varsity Boys Lacrosse team at The Groton School under former coach Bob Low. Taylor graduated from Holderness in 2004.

Justin Simon is the current Head Coach at Holderness School (NH). Simon returns to his High School where he was a standout lacrosse player under Coach Low and serves as Associate Athletic Director. A 2008 graduate of Bates College,Simon played both Soccer and Lacrosse in college. Simon was a four year starter on the lacrosse team. As a freshman he led the team with a team high 24 goals. As a sophomore he again led the team in goals scored averaging 1.79 per game. In his Junior season he was named 2nd Team All-NESCAC and again led the team in goals and was second in overall points scored. As a captian his senior year Simon anchored the offense and finished second on the team in total points. In addition to his work at Holderness, Justin spends his vactions working with Lacrosse the Nations. Lacrosse the Nations unifies the lacrosse community to sustainably improve education and health while creating hope and opportunity for children in need

Dave Madeira, a former MLL draftee, will be on staff for this camp.  Dave graduated in 2007 from Brown University where he was a four year starter, All-Ivy and captain his senior year for Coach Lars Tiffany.  Following his senior year Dave was drafted by the Los Angeles Riptide of the MLL.  Prior to Brown, Dave attended the Holderness School where he developed into a high school All-American under the tutelage of Coach Bob Low.  Dave continues to stay involved in lacrosse as the Director of Lacrosse Recruiting for Empower the Athlete, a college counseling service for student athletes.

Dave Campbell (aka Dcam) started playing lacrosse in his hometown of Boise, Idaho. Following his sophomore year of high school, he left Idaho for Holderness School (Plymouth, NH) in pursuit of a better fit both academically and athletically. From there, Dave attended Middlebury College, where he enjoyed the shared success of a top-level team before graduating with an Economics degree in May 2009. The midfielder captained Middlebury’s team for both the 2008 and 2009 seasons, while earning All-American (HM), Scholar All-American, and NESCAC All-Conference (2nd Team) awards his senior year.  Since graduation, Dave splits time between working with the Middlebury Alumni Relations Committee and Lacrosse the Nations.

 

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