Powell USA – Upstate Lacrosse
We are proud to offer four Powell USA teams for 2022. Each team will compete in the world-famous Lake Placid Summit Classic.
Director Ryan Powell and his talented staff at Powell USA are eager to compete this Summer at the 2022 Lake Placid Summit Lacrosse Tournament with our Powell USA National Teams. With the competition to succeed at the next level becoming more competitive, this is the perfect opportunity to showcase your skills and continue to improve your game while having fun.
We will be holding a one-day only training camp on July 31st in preparation for the Lake Placid Lacrosse Tournament. All players will receive outstanding coaching, the opportunity to receive guidance with recruiting while having an overall fun and rewarding experience on and off the field. The objective of the Training Camp will be to build team chemistry and on-field success together, making sure all team members show recruiters their best.
Our goal is to build a very competitive team with some of the best talents in the country.
If you are driven and think you have what it takes, we encourage you to complete the Player Application as soon as possible to be considered for a spot on one of our 2022 Powell USA National Teams. The Powell USA teams are an “invite only”, players must complete the Player Application to be considered for an invitation to the team.
TEAMS
- 2023-2024 Red
- 2023-2024 Blue
- 2025-2026 Red
- 2025-2026 Blue
20-22 players per team
Apply today to be considered for one of the 2022 Powell USA teams!
2022 Player Application
PACKAGE INCLUDES:
- Player Pack
- Tournament Fees
- Insurance coverage
- Elite Coaching
- Recruiting assistance
- Team building Activities
- Training Camp- including field rentals & meals
- Once in a lifetime experience!
Cost: $675
PLAYER PACK:
- Powell USA Team Uniform
- Gear bag
- Shooting shirt
- Powell Lacrosse socks
- Powell USA Team T-shirt
- Helmet Decals
TRAINING CAMP
Training Camp: July 31st, 2022
Details below, subject to change
LAKE PLACID TOURNAMENT
Tournament Dates: August 1st-3rd, 2022
Tournament Schedule will be released the week leading up to the event!
Sunday, July 31, 2022
Check-in at 9:00am
Training Session 9:30-11:30
Lunch 11:30-1:00
Training & Team Bonding 1:00-5:00
What to bring:
- Equipment (helmet, gloves, shoulder pads, arm pads)
- Mouth guard (multiple incase you lose one)
- Lacrosse stick(s)
- Cleats
- Sneakers
- Athletic cup
- Athletic clothes (shorts, t-shirts, socks, etc.
) - Water bottles
- Sunscreen
- Off-field clothes
)2021 Rhino USA Coaching Staff
Stay tuned for our 2022 Powell USA Staff coming this spring!
RYAN POWELL
Founder & CEO
BLAZE RIORDEN
Powell USA National Coach
MIKE HOLDRIDGE
Powell USA National Coach
LIAM BANKS
Powell USA National Coach
ANDREW BRACY
Powell USA National Coach
BRETT BUCKTOOTH
Powell USA National Coach
BRAD CARR
Powell USA National Coach
MATT HARRIS
Powell USA National Coach
JON HESS
Powell USA National Coach
MIKE MACDONALD
Powell USA National Coach
ADAM PASCAL
Powell USA National Coach
JUSTIN PATTERSON
Powell USA National Coach
PETE RUGGIERO
Powell USA National Coach
MIKE WITEK
Powell USA National Coach
MEG CROWE
Powell USA National Athletic Trainer
Rosters Named for USA Sixes Evaluation Camp at Lake Placid
Rosters Named for USA Sixes Evaluation Camp at Lake Placid | USA Lacrosse Magazine
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Rosters Named for USA Sixes Evaluation Camp at Lake Placid
Thu Jul 29 2021 | Brian Logue | USA Insider
National Teams
SPARKS, Md.
— USA Lacrosse has named the men’s and women’s players that will participate in evaluation camps for the new World Lacrosse Sixes discipline during the Lake Placid (N.Y.) Summit Classic from Aug. 2-4.
Sixes is a fast-paced version of the sport played on a smaller field (70 x 36 meters), with fewer players (6 v 6), a condensed game length (four 8-minute quarters) and a 30-second shot clock.
World Lacrosse will continue to use the traditional field game for its world championships, including the 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship, which will be hosted by USA Lacrosse at Towson University next summer. However, Sixes will be the format used for some designated events, including The World Games, a multi-sport Olympic-style event, in Birmingham, Ala., next summer.
The World Games were first held in 1981 and feature more than 30 sports and 3,000 athletes competing from around the world in sports not included in the Olympics. The U.S. women won the inaugural lacrosse competition in Poland in 2017 when the event was played under a modified version of the traditional field game.
This will be the first time that men’s lacrosse will be included in The World Games and both men’s and women’s lacrosse will use the Sixes discipline.
The Sixes evaluation camp at Lake Placid is the second of three events for USA Lacrosse this year. The first camp was held earlier this month at USA Lacrosse headquarters in Sparks, Md., with an exhibition game at the USA Lacrosse Youth Nationals in Frederica, Del. A third event, featuring international competition, is planned for October at USA Lacrosse headquarters.
“These camps are a great way to learn about how the game is played, strategies we can develop and how players and coaches fit this version of the sport,” said Skip Lichtfuss, director of high performance and national teams for USA Lacrosse. “Next week’s camp has a great mix of players that competed in our first camp along with players who will be getting their first prolonged exposure to the Sixes discipline.”
Serving as coaches for next week’s camp, which will be highlighted by a public exhibition on Tuesday, Aug.
3 at 5 p.m. in Lake Placid, N.Y., will be Bobby Benson (University of Maryland men’s assistant coach), Tony Resch (2018 U.S. men’s assistant coach/2015 U.S. box head coach), Andy Shay (Yale men’s head coach) and Regy Thorpe (University of Florida women’s assistant coach/2019 U.S. box head coach). Past U.S. women’s team players Erica LaGrow Bamford (Yale women’s head coach) and Devon Wills (Harvard women’s head coach) have also been involved in the Sixes development process.
Here are players that will participate in the Sixes evaluation camp at Lake Placid:
Men’s Players
| Name | College |
|---|---|
| Justin Anderson | North Carolina ’21 |
| Matt Brandau | Yale ’22 |
| Dan Bucaro | Georgetown ’19 |
| Ryan Conrad | Virginia ’19 |
| Romar Dennis | Loyola ’17 |
| Ryder Garnsey | Notre Dame ’19 |
| Adam Ghitelman | Virginia ’11 |
| Mark Glicini | Yale ’16 |
| Justin Guterding | Duke ’18 |
| Jack Kelly | Brown ’16 |
| Connor Kirst | Villanova ’20/Rutgers (grad) |
| Cody Radziewicz | Johns Hopkins ’17 |
| Patrick Resch | Dartmouth ’15 |
| Jacob Richard | Marquette ’16 |
| Kevin Rogers | Lynchburg ’20/High Point (grad) |
| Sergio Salcido | Syracuse ’17 |
| Mike Schlosser | Michigan ’17 |
| Connor Shellenberger | Virginia ’24 |
| Brad Smith | Duke ’19 |
| Michael Sowers | Princeton ’20/Duke (grad) |
| Brian Tevlin | Yale ’21 |
| Ryan Tierney | Hofstra ’21 |
| Cole Williams | Johns Hopkins ’20 |
Women’s Players
| Name | College |
|---|---|
| Madison Ahern | Notre Dame ’23 |
| Andie Aldave | Notre Dame ’21 |
| Mackenzie Burns | Stony Brook ’19 |
| Kasey Choma | Notre Dame ’23 |
| Katie Detwiler | Loyola ’22 |
| Olivia Dirks | North Carolina ’23 |
| Marge Donovan | Princeton ’22 |
| Madison Doucette | Northwestern ’22 |
| Bri Gross | Vanderbilt ’22 |
| Rachel Hall | Boston College ’22 |
| Kelsey Huff | USC ’21 |
| Ellie Masera | Stony Brook ’24 |
| Trinity McPherson | Johns Hopkins ’21 |
| Amy Moreau | Massachusetts ’22 |
| Danielle Pavinelli | Florida ’24 |
| Paige Petty | Virginia Tech ’21/Pitt (grad) |
| Izzy Scane | Northwestern ’22 |
| Kyla Sears | Princeton ’22 |
| Belle Smith | Boston College ’24 |
| Sam Swart | Syracuse ’21 |
| Emma Tyrrell | Syracuse ’23 |
| Meaghan Tyrell | Syracuse ’22 |
| Emma Ward | Syracuse ’24 |
| Caitlyn Wurzburger | North Carolina ’24 |
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