Coaching Staff

Lindsay Lyon

High School Coach

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LACROSSE EXPERIENCE

Position: Attack/Midfield
Assistant Coach- Spring Lake High School Feb. 2017- 2018 Spring Lake, Michigan
Assistant Coach- Bloomsburg University Jan. 2015-Dec. 2016 Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Limestone College NCAA DII, Aug. 2010-May 2013 Gaffney, South Carolina
Onondaga Community College NJCAA, Aug. 2008-May 2010 Syracuse, New York
Charles W. Baker High School Sep. 2006-Jun. 2008 Baldwinsville, New York
Central New York Elite Lacrosse Club Jul. 2001-Jun. 2008 Baldwinsville, New York

ATHLETIC AWARDS

Spring Lake High School Feb. 2017 O.K. Conference Championship • MHSAA Division 2 Regional Semifinalist
Limestone College Aug. 2010-May 2013 Top Performer Women’s Lacrosse Sportsmanship Award •
NCAA Division II semifinalist; Conference Carolina Champions •
NCAA Division II runner up Onondaga Community College Aug. 2008-May 2010 Syracuse, New York
NJCAA Lacrosse National Champion
All Mid-State First Team Lacrosse
All-Region III Second Team
OCC Women’s Lacrosse Team Coaches’ Award
OCC Women’s Lacrosse Team Unsung Hero Award
NJCAA Lacrosse Championship Runner-Up
All-Region III Second Team

ACADEMIC AWARDS

Bloomsburg University Jan. 2015-Dec. 2016 Bloomsburg, PA Master’s Graduate with Honors -Cum Laude (3.74 GPA)
Limestone College Aug. 2010-May 2013 Gaffney, South Carolina Bachelor’s Graduate with Honors -Cum Laude (3.73 GPA)
Emmie Evans Rector PE Teacher Education Excellence Award Academic All-Conference, Lacrosse
Division II Athletic Directors Association Academic Achievement
Alpha Chi National College Honor Scholarship Society
Chi Alpha Sigma National College Athletic Honor Society
Academic All-American • President’s Award- (4.0 GPA)
Onondaga Community College Aug. 2008-May 2010 Syracuse, New York
President’s List
Lazer Academic Excellence Award

"One of the best decisions I have ever made was when I was six years old. I put a lacrosse stick in my hands, and followed my older sister our local high school for summer lacrosse camp. Since then, the sport has impacted my life in so many positive ways. To develop and promote a successful lacrosse program, I believe it must foster around team unity and togetherness. Moreover, I use the word “family” to describe the unity and togetherness I strive to build in my athletes. Both on and off the field, the bond that is created between individuals on a team, is unlike any other and I would love the opportunity to instill that knowledge along with my experience of lacrosse in the lives of others." -LM

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Mark Roberston

High School Coach

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Position: Girls Lacrosse Head Coach Grand Haven

What did you study in College? History

Degree: Education

Coaching Experience:

Football – 12years Grand Haven
Girls Lacrosse - 5 years – 3 offensive cord and 2 years Head Coach Grand Haven

Why do you love lacrosse? What is your favorite lacrosse memory?

I love the community of lacrosse, the competition, the history and the strategy. I really enjoy dissecting what is going on and how everything works with this sport. Why do I feel like I am writing in somebody’s school yearbook? Anyway, I started to get into it for my children (4 girls) who started playing when we moved to Grand Haven. Every time my girls (players and kids) are successful and empowered it renews the energy I have to give to the sport.

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Katelyn Kuzmanko

Youth Coach

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Position: Defense

When did you start playing? Sophomore Year

High School: West Ottawa High School, 3 Years Varsity

Awards/Captain? Most Improved, Panther Award

College: Lewis University

What are you studying in College? Exercise Science

Coaching Experience: Have not been an official coach but, helped Mark Robertson with Sand Sharks. Also helped run multiple 4 player workouts and camps at West Ottawa High School.

Why do you love lacrosse? What is your favorite lacrosse memory?

I love lacrosse because it is fun and I enjoy the competitiveness it brings. My favorite lacrosse memory is playing Sand Sharks for 3 summers and beating Spring Lake by one my senior year of high school.

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