OUR PHILOSOPHY
At PCL, we care more about the individual than their performance, because when athletes feel supported as people, they dream bigger, work harder, and achieve more.
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We recognize that success looks different for everyone. Whether your goal is to play professionally, teach the next generation, build something with your hands, or lead in medicine, business, or the arts — our programs are designed to give you the tools, mindset, and support to reach your full potential, both in sport and in life.
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By offering high-quality training led by experienced coaches, and by removing parent involvement from decision-making, we ensure fairness and focus on what matters most: effort, commitment, and personal growth. Equity and teamwork are at the core of everything we do, on and off the field.
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We believe in hard work, not just in athletics, but in school, relationships, and everyday life. Every PCL athlete is equipped to succeed far beyond their playing days.
SCHOLARSHIPS EARNED
Since our inception in 2017, we’ve helped 77 student-athletes earn NCAA scholarships to 42 different institutions across the United States. The average scholarship value earned by our athletes is approximately $169,725.00
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By investing in our program, you significantly increase your chances of earning an NCAA scholarship. Pro Caliber Lacrosse has the highest college placement success rate of any lacrosse program in British Columbia, with a strong track record of helping athletes compete at the NCAA level, equipped with the discipline, leadership, and life skills needed to thrive on and off the field.
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And now, with a newly formed relationship with Simon Fraser University (SFU), 100% of our graduating players will have a clear path to post-secondary opportunities — whether in the NCAA, Canadian institutions, or through our SFU partnership.
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When it comes to recruiting, we don’t just support, we guide. From start to finish, we lead you through the process, helping you navigate each challenge along the way.
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Meet the student-athletes who believed in the process, and took the next step.
Turner Anderson [RIT] ‘28
Drew Andre [Lewis] ‘25
Myles Archbold [Tusculum] ‘27
Noah Armitage [Stony Brook] ‘23
Kyan Berar [Utah] ‘31
​John Blake [Lander] ‘23
Jett Bogart [AIC] ‘28
Andrew Bowman [Marquette] ‘26
Noah Bradley [Lander] ‘24
Jaxon Brandt [Lander] ‘24
Kyle Brunsch [Canisius] ‘23
Matthew Burt [Limestone] ‘26
Riley Burford [Montevallo] ‘29
Alexander Cartwright [NJIT] ‘29
Nathan Chalmers [Utah] ‘28
Liam Chernoff [Georgian Court] ‘23
Stuart Chernoff [Georgian Court] ‘23
Beau Chetner [Lewis] ‘23
Noah Choi [Catawba] ‘27
Carter Clark [Lander] ‘24​
Ben Coghill [Albany] ‘26
Dorian Connolley [Ohio State] ‘28
Joey Cote [UDC] ‘23
Andrew Cowan [Jacksonville] ‘27
Austin Ducommun [Towson] ‘24
Benjamin Eckert [AIC] ‘28
Luke Evans [Newberry] ‘23
Trevor Funk [Lewis] ‘23
Joshua Gabriele [Drexel] ‘25
Kai George [Lewis] ‘24
Cooper Gettel [RIT] ‘23
Ethan Gordon [Denver] ‘31
Chase Hanson [Lander] ‘27
Finn Harapiak [Adams State] ‘26
Chase Hemmerling-Maclean [Utah] ‘30
Reid Hinds MacDonald [LIU] ‘27
Liam Hoogstraten [Wingate] ‘25
Luke Hawrish-Blight [AIC] ‘28
Jack Isaacs [Mount Olive] ‘26
Josh Jackson [Indianapolis] ‘22​
Holden Johnston [AIC] ‘28
Drew Kask [Lewis] ‘23
Parker Kennedy [Providence] ‘27
Tyler Kralj [Lander] ‘23
Zack Kyriacethys [Lewis] ‘23
Aidan Lalonde [Mount Olive] ‘24
Jeremy Launt [Cornell] ‘28
Cole Lowe [North Greenville] ‘24
Thomas Mackiewich [Bryn Athyn] ‘23
Cody Malawsky [Denver] ‘27
Joel McCormick [Robert Morris] ‘25
Carter McIntyre [Tusculum] ‘28
Hunter Meyer [Queens] ‘25
Josh Mills [Mercyhurst] ‘28
Shawn Morse [RIT] ‘28
Joel Mullen [Limestone] ‘26
Calum Munro [High Point] ‘25
Dryden Murrell [Lees-McRae] ‘28
Jack Olson [Saint Joseph’s] ‘28
Wesley Phillips [Tusculum] ‘24​
Lucas Price [Wilmington] ‘25
Jordan Reed [Canisius] ‘27
Silas Richmond [Albany] ‘26
Axel Sanderson [RIT] ‘25
Brady Schnurr [Florida Southern] ‘29
Maxwell Semple [Drexel] ‘25
Nathan Smith [Indianapolis] ‘28
Brian Simmons [Robert Morris] ‘24
Ben Stewart [Wagner] ‘23
Kayla Stewart [Rockhurst] ‘29
Benjamin Soenen [Young Harris] ‘25
Jaiden Terry [Limestone] ‘26
​​​​​​​​​​Jamie Thomson [Tusculum] ‘28
Rylan Weisbrod [Wingate] ‘29
Brandon Woodward [Mars Hill] ‘24
Lincoln Wall [Drexel] ‘29
Damien Xiong [Concordia] ‘28
ROADMAP TO RECRUITMENT
​​We’re proud to offer The Roadmap to College Lacrosse Recruitment to all of our high school athletes for each season they are registered with PCL. This comprehensive program, developed by professional lacrosse player Reid Bowering, who also serves as a coach within our program, provides athletes with expert guidance through every stage of the college recruiting process. With insights from over 20 NCAA Division I coaches and direct access to the program’s founder, athletes receive unmatched support and knowledge.
By combining Reid’s comprehensive program with our in-house recruiting strategies and mentorship, student-athletes gain access to all of the tools, insights, and support needed to confidently navigate the recruiting process and maximize their chances of earning a scholarship.
