Major League Lacrosse Coaches

Chris Eck

Opponents are not anxious to match up with Chris Eck inside the face-off circle. The Boston Cannons midfielder finished second in Major League Lacrosse in face-off wins and face-off percentage in 2009, and was named Most Improved Player by league head ... Full Bio

Dan Cocoziello

Getting in the way of 6-foot, 220-pound longstick defenseman Dan Cocoziello isn’t the smartest move. It’s intimidating just to stand next to the physical lacrosse player, let alone be guarded by him. Cocoziello entered Major League Lacrosse ... Full Bio

Mike Leveille

Would the Heisman Trophy winner get selected on NFL draft day and be traded a few hours later? Not likely. Well, the Chicago Machine of Major League Lacrosse had such fortune in 2008 when it received Tewaaraton Trophy winner Mike Leveille in a draft day ... Full Bio

Jesse Hubbard

Think of all the great scorers in Major League Lacrosse history and Jesse Hubbard has outscored them all with record 247 goals. It was easy to tell he was headed to the milestone after leading the MLL in scoring in each of his first three seasons with ... Full Bio

Liam Banks

Liam Banks is just as comfortable teaching lacrosse to youth players as he is playing for Major League Lacrosse. The attackman spent his sixth MLL season in 2009 with the Chicago Machine. He began his career with the New Jersey Pride in 2005 ... Full Bio

Matt Danowski

Every time you turn, Matt Danowski is filling the nets with his offensive skills. The Major League Lacrosse attack is now playing for the Long Island Lizards after joining the league in 2008 as the No. 2 selection overall by the New Jersey Pride. He ... Full Bio

Jesse Schwartzman

There wasn’t much of a learning curve for Denver Outlaws goalie Jesse Schwartzman during his 2008 rookie season in Major League Lacrosse. He had an 8-4 record and a .551 save percentage and led the Outlaws to the best regular-season record in the ... Full Bio

Mikey Powell

A legendary name in lacrosse, Mike “Mikey” Powell is one of the more watched players in Major League Lacrosse. As a rookie in 2005, he poured in 27 goals for the Baltimore Bayhawks and was named Most Valuable Player of the MLL ... Full Bio