Private & small-group lacrosse / Boys & girls, grades 3–12
Sixty minutes.
Nothing
wasted.
Every session is planned before your player gets out of the car, and the plan is published right here. You will know what was worked on, how many reps it took, and what to do at the wall before next week.
Fields in the North Shore area · coach travels to you · first session 25% off
Plan built from last session's notes · adjusted on the field as needed
The skill board
What actually gets
worked on
Most training pages say "stick skills, shooting, defense" and stop there. This is the whole menu, with the cue said on the field and the rep target attached. Filter it by what your player plays.
Rates
Published prices.
No "contact for pricing."
You should be able to work out what a season of training costs without sending an email first.
- Written plan before every session
- Two drills and a rep target after
- Coach travels to your field
- Save mechanics and arc work
- Shot tracking with a second shooter
- Clearing and communication reps
- Matched by age and level
- Competitive reps against a peer
- Bring your own pair, or get matched
- Station work, then live play
- Position-specific breakouts
- Team and club bookings welcome
Sample rates for demonstration. Benchmarked against the market range found in the research: independent coaches at $60–$100 per hour, marketplace coaches at $40–$130 per lesson, and elite specialists above $100. Group per-player pricing follows the standard pattern of falling as headcount rises.
How it works
Three steps, then
you are on the field
Tell me the player
Age, position, level, and the one thing that is holding them back. Two minutes on the form below. No account to create.
Get a plan and a price
You get back a proposed first session — the block plan, the field, the time, and the exact cost — inside 24 hours. Pay after you approve it.
Train, then keep training
Session notes and homework go out the same evening. If the first session is not the right fit, it is free.
The coach
Coach Riley Bevan
I played attack in college and spent four years after that coaching high school, which is where I learned that most players do not need more drills. They need one thing fixed at a time, said in a way they can repeat on their own driveway on a Tuesday.
So that is how I run sessions. One skill of the day, enough live reps that it survives contact, and homework small enough that it actually gets done. Parents get the notes too, because the wall work between sessions is where the improvement really comes from.
- PlayedNCAA Division I attack, four-year letter winner
- CoachedVarsity assistant, 2019–2023 · club program 2023–present
- CertifiedUSA Lacrosse Level 2 · background checked · SafeSport trained
- InsuredCarries independent contractor liability cover
From parents
What families say
“The notes after every session are the thing. My daughter knows exactly what to do at the wall, and I am not the one nagging her about it any more.”
Parent · 2029 midfield“He came to our field, on our schedule, and told us honestly that my son needed six weeks of ground balls before anything else. That was worth the money on its own.”
Parent · 2031 defense“First goalie coach who worked on tracking instead of just firing shots at her. Her save percentage moved in one season.”
Parent · 2028 goalieBook
Start with one session
Tell me about the player. You will get a proposed plan and a price back within 24 hours, and you pay nothing until you approve it.
Saturday 7:00am – 1:00pm
Sunday by request
Winter indoor turf, Tuesday and Thursday
Questions
Before you book
Where do sessions happen?
Any field, park, or driveway with a wall and room to shoot. The coach travels to you within 25 minutes of town; beyond that a travel charge applies. Winter sessions move to rented indoor turf, which adds $25 to the session.
Is my player too young, or too advanced?
Grades 3 through 12, beginner through committed college recruit. A first-year player and a recruit get the same structure — one skill of the day, live reps, homework — the content is just different.
What should we bring?
Stick, helmet or goggles, gloves, cleats, water, and a ball bag if you have one. For goalie sessions, full gear. Everything else is provided.
What if the first session is not a fit?
It is free. Say so within 48 hours and the charge is reversed, no conversation needed.
Do you help with recruiting?
Film review as an add-on, and honest guidance on where a player realistically fits. No promises about placements, and no fee for introductions.
Cancellations?
Free up to 48 hours out. Inside 48 hours the session is charged unless it is weather, in which case it always moves.