Mission
EARTH Lacrosse reconnects all players with the roots of this timeless sport by integrating wilderness awareness training, top-tier coaching, native traditions, and a passion for the natural world. EARTH Lacrosse focuses on producing the complete lacrosse player which we define as: A community contributor, a fierce and conscious competitor, an ambassador of the game, and a steward of this Earth.
EARTH LACROSSE
Rewild your game
Rewild your game
Thomas Muldoon
Muldoon currently plays for the Denver Outlaws and is the offensive coordinator at Colorado College. He was a 2x Division I All-American and Academic All-American at Brown University. Thomas ranks 10th on Brown's all-time goal scoring list and is 13th all-time in points for the Bears. He is one of only a few Ivy league players to ever receive three First Team All-Ivy selections, and led the bears to 2 Ivy League Championships in his time at Brown.
Marc Reynolds
Marc holds a Master's degree in Biology and Environmental Ecology and is the head of the science department at Santa Fe Prep. He is the Blue Griffins' Varsity lacrosse head coach, and works in the schools outdoor education program. Marc played his Division 1 Lacrosse at Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia, PA where he was a three year captain, four year defensive MVP, and a three year all conference player as a long stick midfielder and close defenseman.
Lucy Gerrity
Lucy, the Colorado College Women’s Assistant Coach and Earth Lacrosse Girls Program Director, brings her passion and expertise to every lacrosse program she is a part of. A two sport varsity athlete at Colby College, Lucy was the captain of the field hockey team and midfielder for the women’s lacrosse team in her four years at Colby. Her upbeat and kind demeanor is infectious and her love for the game and coaching make her the perfect leader for our girls programs.
Frank Swamp-Phillips
Frank, a Mohawk Nation native of the Wolf clan, grew up on the Akwesasne reservation of upstate New York and has had a lacrosse stick in his hand since birth. Like many Iroquois men, Frank’s first gift was a small wooden lacrosse stick placed in his crib as a baby. The grandson of world famous spiritual leader and Iroquois Chief Jake Swamp, Frank has continued in his grandfather’s footsteps by spreading the medicine game and the indigenous wisdom passed down from his ancestors.
Ira Huff
