Mission

EARTH Lacrosse reconnects all players with the roots of this timeless sport by integrating wilderness awareness training, top-tier coaching, 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

Earth Lacrosse Elite is a developmental recruiting program for players who are serious about playing college lacrosse.

This program focuses on personal development, both on and off the playing field, by integrating wilderness awareness exercises and nature excursions with elite level coaching and lacrosse instruction.

Teams are coached by 2x All-American and LXM Pro player Thomas Muldoon

Events and Highlights

- Minimum 20 games, 15 games in front of select college coaches
- Three highly competitive national recruiting tournaments
- One Earth Lacrosse regional tournament and clinic
- Three overnight team-building wilderness excursions
-Wilderness day trips: mountain biking, skiing, hiking
- 12 Individual skill sessions with Thomas Muldoon
-College Lacrosse Recruitment advising
- 14 full team practices

As a Division 1 Lacrosse player at Brown University, Thomas received numerous honors including 2x USILA All-American, Academic All-American, 3x First Team All-Ivy, Brown Offensive MVP, 2x Brown MVP, First Team Lowes Senior Class Award, and Brown Team Captain. He won two Ivy League Championships with the Bears, and is 10th on Brown's All-Time Career Points List. Upon graduating from Brown, Thomas was drafted by the MLL's Baltimore Bayhawks and the LXM Pro Tour's Team Cascade. After three successful seasons with the LXM Pros, Thomas moved to The Big Island of Hawaii where he immersed himself in tropical permaculture, regenerative farming, and sustainability. Thomas now runs a non-profit organization dedicated to educating Hawaii's low-income youth on the importance of sustainability, stewardship of the planet, and growing local organic food.

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 face-off & defensive 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.
Marc's passion for wilderness education is reflected in his numerous certificates from the nation's premier wilderness awareness schools including: Tom Brown’s 'Tracker School' in the Pinelands of New Jersey and the 'Art of Mentoring program' at the 'Wilderness Awareness School' in Duvall, WA. Marc has also directed programs at Salisbury School and 'Two Coyotes Wilderness School' in Connecticut, Colligate School in Richmond, VA, and 'Wolftree programs' in Massachusetts.