Tim Moltisanti 

• Owner Ohana Lacrosse Company
• Suffolk County, Long Island JV Coach of the Year 2002

• Started is College lacrosse career at UMBC, where he started as a freshman. Transfered to Dowling College as a sophomore in 1998, Tim earned USILA Second Team All-American honors and NYCAC Second Team All-Conference. Playing in all 17 games at attack, Moltisanti tallied 36 goals and 41 assists for a total of 77 points, earning him status as 11th in Division II points per game (4.53) and 9th in assists per game (2.41) in 1998. He was a crucial member of the # 1 nationally ranked offense that held an 8.65 scoring margin. As a junior in 1999, Moltisanti netted 19 goals and handed off 33 assists. He was ranked 13th in assists per game in Division II and ranked 3rd in single game highs for assists, handing out a total of 8 assists in the 12-11 loss to Limestone. Moltisanti capped his career with a 21 goal performance and added 20 assists to his records.

• Voted by teammates 2 years in a row for team captain.

Brian Duncan

• Assistant Coach Florida Launch MLL

• Currently, Head Lacrosse Coach of Flagler College
• Florida Brine National Lacrosse Classic Head Coach 2011-2016
• Florida Tech 2015 Offensive coordinator; 12.7 gpg/ 38% man up/ 12-4
• Head Coach of Bolles High School from 2013-14. In his two seasons at  Bolles, Duncan led the team to a 7-11 and 10-5 records with two District Championships.
• Assistant Coach for Division-I Jacksonville University.
• Team won 11 games in first two years & made the MAAC playoffs in JU’s first year in the conference. Also directed the Jacksonville Lacrosse Club 2009-13

• Head Coach at Essex Community College in Baltimore from 2004-09.
• Essex 1999-2009 27 1st team AA / 16 2nd team AA / 3 National Players of the Year
• In 2004, the team finished 19-0 and won the NJCAA National Championship
• 2016: Placed 4 Essex grads on All time team at UMBC 
• 9 out 11 Final Fours
• 6 out 11 National Championships
• Two NJCAA runner-ups finish and five times named the Region 20 Coach of the Year.
• 6 Club National Championships with Lil Abner's, Lax World, Lax World-DeWalt, DeWalt Lacrosse Clubs

• Drafted Pro by Pittsburgh Bulls 1993/Baltimore Thunder 1994

Max Gurowski

• From Rochester, New York
• Attended Webster Thomas High School and graduated in 2008 as a 3x Divisional Champion, 3x All-County member, 4-year letter winner, and the school’s all-time assist leader
• Member of the inaugural men's lacrosse team at Jacksonville University
• Helped JU to 17 wins in the program’s first three years, with wins over two NCAA playoff participants, an appearance in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference semifinals, and a win over Navy in the Moe's Southwest Classic
• During his time for the Dolphins he was a two-year starter at attack and a three-year letter winner
• Finished with 56 career points for JU
• Graduated in 2015, with a Master’s Degree in Education
• Previous coaching experience includes with The Bolles School, Brine National Lacrosse Classic, Team Florida, PV Possums, Dawgs LC, LB3, Jacksonville Lacrosse Club, Webster Lacrosse Club, and as the Lacrosse Director at i-9 Sports
• Helped lead Nease to a 13-7 Record in 2016 and finish as District VI Runner-Up
• Mentored an Academic All-American in Ian Areford, now at St. Leo University
• Finished Top 15 in the State according to LaxPower and FLN
• Helped lead Nease to a 13-5 Record in 2017 and finish as District VI Runner-Up
• Competed against the #7 rated Strength of Schedule in the State of Florida
• Mentored an Academic All-American in Sean Howard, now at Florida Southern University
• Finished Top 20 in the State according to LaxPower and FLN
• Named US Lacrosse North Florida Head Coach of the Year
• Currently, at Allen D. Nease High School as a Math Teacher

Joe Coughlin

• From Bayshore Long Island
• Suffolk County All Division
• Team Captain
• 4 year starter at new York Maritime College
• Ranked among top 10 in school history for goals, assist and points for a single season
• 2 time team captain
• 2 time team MVP
• Youth Lacrosse Coach with; Bayshore Lacrosse Program, PV Patriots, PV Riptide & Ohana Lacrosse Company