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Mark Duncan, Head Coach and AD at The Shipley School in Bryn Mawr will direct this GameBreaker Lacrosse Camp.
Mark is currently in his 11th season as Head Coach of the Shipley School. Mark’s team finished out the 2011 season with a 21 game Friends School League winning streak for a 3-peat of the FSL Championship, of which they have won 5 in the last 7 years. He was named Coach of the Year in both the Main Line Times and Main Line Life newspapers and in the Northeast League. Before his tenure at The Shipley School, Mark was the Head Offensive Assistant at Division III powerhouse Whittier College. While the offensive coordinator, Whittier finished 19-1 and was ranked in the Top 20 all season, winning a WCLL Championship.
Mark also enjoyed a great playing career at Division I Lehigh University, where he led the nation in goals scored (54) in 1997. He was crowned the Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year in 1998 and was also 1st team All-Patriot league attackman in 1997 and 1998. A 1998 preseason All-American and North-South Team alternate, Mark holds the Division I and Patriot League record for scoring eight goals in one game in 1997 and finished his career at Lehigh as the all-time leading goal scorer with 129 goals. Mark is a high school and college US Lacrosse NCAA official in the Philadelphia area, where he also runs year round lacrosse clinics. He has directed camps across the country for the past five summers for GameBreaker Lacrosse Camps and is looking forward to directing this particular Pennsylvania summer lacrosse camp.
Staff Also Includes:
GameBreaker Lacrosse is excited to announce current MLL and former collegiate standout KEVIN CROWLEY as a guest staff member for this summer lacrosse camp!
CLICK HERE FORE KEVIN's MLL HIGHLIGHT REEL
CAREER
As a National: He enters his second season with the Nationals and second in the MLL… Finished the season with points in seven of his last eight games… Recorded three hat tricks in 2011, including scoring three times on 8/13… Named the Cascade MLL Rookie of the Week on 7/05… Registered a career-high four goals and six points on 7/01… Scored his first pro goal on 6/24… Made his professional debut on 5/20 against Chesapeake… Hamilton Nationals’ first-round selection (first overall) in the 2011 MLL Collegiate Draft.
Other professional experience: Finished his first season in the NLL in 2012 with 71 points… Tied for fourth in the league with 36 goals… Was second in the NLL in points among rookies… Selected to play in the 2012 NLL All-Star Game… Was the first-round selection (first overall) of the Philadelphia Wings in the 2011 NLL Entry Draft.
College/Amateur: Crowley finished his career among the best players ever to play for Stony Brook… He scored 30 goals and added 26 assists in 2011, totaling 131 goals and 101 assists in 60 career games… He's the only player in school history to record 100 or more goals and assists, and one of just 40 players in Division I history to accomplish the feat… One of three players in America East history to be a four-time first team selection… In 2011, he was one of 10 finalists for the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award... LaxPower.com Division I All-American… Became Stony Brook's all-time leader in points (202) with two goals and two assists vs. Cornell (3/22)... Was on the Tewaaraton Award watch list... Division I Preseason Player of the Year by Lacrosse Magazine... A preseason All-American and the 2011 captain… 2010 USILA Enners Award, given to nation's most outstanding Division I player... Stony Brook's inaugural First Team All-American... Preseason and season Tewaaraton Award finalist... LaxPower.com Division I All-American... Unanimous America East Player of the Year and an America East First Team selection... Played on Team Canada at 2010 World Championships… NCAA champion in points per game (4.53)… America East scholar-athlete in lacrosse… In 2009, he was a First Team All-America East for a second straight year... Named to the Tewaaraton Award watch list at the beginning of the season... Also named to the America East All-Tournament and All-Academic teams... In 2008, he was a First Team All-America East and America East All-Rookie team selection... Played for Team Canada at the 2008 U-19 World Championships... Named to the All-World team after scoring 11 goals in the tournament.
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