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Coach Carter Bio

Glenn Carter: Owner/Director

Glenn Carter currently serves as the Program Director for Boy’s Lacrosse at the Episcopal School of Jacksonville after 17 successful years at the collegiate and professional levels at the University of Richmond, Ursinus College, Neumann  University and  the Philadelphia Barrage of Major League Lacrosse. Carter gets much of the credit for transforming the University of Richmond Lacrosse program into a NCAA Division 1 team. Prior to U of R, Carter started and was head coach of NCAA Division III Ursinus College for nine years, leading them to a national ranking and toppling several Top 10 teams. Carter has also coached at the professional level for the World Champion Philadelphia Barrage of Major League Lacrosse. Before Ursinus, Carter served as the head assistant for the Neumann College Knights. There he helped lead the Knights to the 1999 ECAC South Region Championship. Carter was also a standout defenseman for the Knights as a player.

Carter has served as head varsity coach for the Friends Central School in Pennsylvania, sending many young men to top Division I, II, and III colleges and universities. He also has served as director for Black Bear Lacrosse. Black Bear operates many instructional camps around the country and travel teams that serve the Philadelphia metro area, giving student athletes the opportunity to get noticed by colleges and universities.

Carter was a key note speaker at the 2005 US Lacrosse National Convention and served as a traveling clinician for U.S. lacrosse, assisting in developing lacrosse in “new” areas for both coaches and players.

Carter also was the founder of Team Venom travel lacrosse which has quickly become one of Central Virginias best travel clubs. Coach Carter also helps & counsels local players with the college recruitment process to assist them in finding the best academic/athletic fit for the student athletes and their families.

Carter is married to Tonya. The couple has three children, Gabi, Mia, and Tre.