📖 Episode Description:
In this episode, Scotty sits down with Kyle Harrison, PLL pro, Team USA standout, entrepreneur, and lifelong ambassador of the game, live from Sandstorm Lacrosse Festival in California. Kyle shares what it’s like shaping the next generation of lacrosse through his company Five Star, reflecting on the joy of mentoring athletes while continuing to push boundaries in the professional game.

Kyle opens up about his journey through the highest levels of lacrosse—starting at Johns Hopkins University, winning championships, and becoming one of the most dynamic midfielders in the sport’s history. He reflects on the mentorship he received, unforgettable moments like Final Four victories, and the lessons learned competing against elite athletes on the national and international stage.

The conversation dives into Kyle’s transition from collegiate star to professional player, his path as one of the first lacrosse athletes to turn the sport into a full-time career, and how his partnership with STX launched his entrepreneurial journey. He also discusses the evolution of athleticism in lacrosse, lacrosse combines, and what it takes to compete at the top levels of the sport today.

From professional play and entrepreneurship to content creation and mentoring, Kyle shares how lacrosse continues to open doors and shape his life. He closes with insights and advice for young athletes navigating pressure, expectations, and the pursuit of excellence: embrace risk, stay curious, and always love the game.

This episode is a must-listen for players chasing the next level, coaches shaping the future, and anyone who believes lacrosse is more than just a game—it’s a lifestyle.

👤 Guest Introduction — Kyle Harrison:
Kyle Harrison is a professional lacrosse player in the Premier Lacrosse League (PLL), a former All-American midfielder at Johns Hopkins University, a Team USA standout, and a visionary entrepreneur. A native of Mount Sinai, New York, Kyle has competed at every level of lacrosse—from high school prodigy to collegiate champion to professional trailblazer.

At Johns Hopkins, Kyle was part of elite teams that competed for national championships, earning recognition for his athleticism, versatility, and leadership on and off the field. Known for his ability to play both offense and defense at the highest level, he became a model for a new generation of multi-dimensional midfielders while also representing the United States internationally.

Beyond his playing career, Kyle founded Five Star, a platform connecting content creators and lacrosse programs nationwide, empowering athletes and coaches with high-quality video content and insights. Passionate about growing the sport and giving back, Kyle uses his platform to inspire, mentor, and elevate the next generation of lacrosse players—bringing vision, dedication, and authenticity to everything he does.

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In this episode, Scotty sits down with Abby Bosco, WLL pro for the Maryland Charm, elite coach, broadcaster, and lifelong ambassador of the game, live from Sandstorm Lacrosse Festival in California. Abby shares what it’s like coaching the Shuckers on one of the biggest club stages in the country, reflecting on the joy of mentoring elite young players while continuing her own professional playing career.

Abby opens up about her journey through the highest levels of the game—starting at the University of Pennsylvania, transferring to the University of Maryland, and becoming a key contributor to one of the most dominant programs in women’s lacrosse history. She reflects on the culture Coach Kathy Reese built at Maryland, unforgettable moments like winning the Big Ten regular season and tournament titles, and making a Final Four run surrounded by elite teammates and alumni support.

The conversation dives into Abby’s transition to the Women’s Lacrosse League, what it means to represent the Maryland Charm, and the surreal experience of sharing the field with players she once idolized. Abby also discusses taking the leap to pursue lacrosse full-time—balancing professional play, coaching, broadcasting, and content creation—while embracing risk, authenticity, and fun along the way.

From social media and storytelling to international lacrosse experiences in Japan, Abby shares how the game continues to open doors around the world. She closes with powerful advice for young athletes navigating recruiting, pressure, and expectations: work hard, give everything you have, but never forget to enjoy the journey.

This episode is a must-listen for players chasing the next level, coaches shaping the future, and anyone who believes lacrosse is more than just a game—it’s a way of life.

👤 Guest Introduction — Abby Bosco:
Abby Bosco is a professional women’s lacrosse player for the Maryland Charm in the Women’s Lacrosse League (WLL), a former standout defender at the University of Maryland, and a respected voice in the lacrosse community as a coach and broadcaster. A native of Suffern, New York, Abby has competed at every level of the sport—from Ivy League lacrosse at the University of Pennsylvania to Big Ten dominance with the Maryland Terrapins.

At Maryland, Abby was part of championship-winning teams that captured Big Ten titles and made a Final Four appearance, thriving in one of the most competitive environments in women’s college lacrosse. Known for her defensive instincts, athleticism, and leadership, she has continued that impact at the professional level with the Maryland Charm while also giving back to the game through elite club coaching, tournament play, media work, and digital storytelling.

Passionate about growing the sport, Abby uses her platform to connect with the next generation of players—bringing authenticity, joy, and perspective to everything she does on and off the field.

📖 Episode Description:
In this episode, Scotty sits down with John Savage, Director of Player Development for Jesters Lacrosse, to dive deep into what true lacrosse development really looks like—from youth levels all the way to college and beyond. John reflects on his decorated coaching career, including leading Nassau Community College to back-to-back national championships, ending a 13-year title drought, and the lasting impact that program has had on his life as both a player and coach.

John shares powerful insights from his years coaching elite collegiate and professional talent, including what separates good players from great ones, why lacrosse IQ matters as much as skill, and how bad habits formed at young ages can limit players later on. The conversation explores his philosophy around layering skills, correcting biomechanics, teaching players to read defensive pressure, and moving beyond “dodge-and-shoot” lacrosse into a system-based, high-IQ game.

The episode also dives into John’s passion for teaching and mentorship, his belief in building relationships before demanding performance, and why fundamentals and simplicity remain the foundation of elite play. He explains the mission behind Savage Lacrosse, his player development training company, and how it aligns seamlessly with the Jesters’ vision. Wrapping up, John shares his long-term vision for the Boys Jesters program and why Long Island is primed to become a national development hub.

This episode is a must-listen for players, parents, and coaches who care more about development over trophies, process over hype, and building athletes—and people—the right way.

👤 Guest Introduction — John Savage:
John Savage is the Director of Player Development for Jesters Lacrosse and one of the most respected development minds in the Long Island lacrosse community. A former standout player and head coach at Nassau Community College, John led the program to back-to-back NJCAA National Championships, cementing his legacy at one of the most storied junior college programs in the country. He previously served as an assistant under legendary coach George Powers before taking over the program and guiding it back to national prominence.

In addition to his role with Jesters, John is the founder of Savage Lacrosse, a player development training company focused on skill progression, lacrosse IQ, and game-based learning through live offense-versus-defense environments. A lifelong educator and physical education teacher, John brings a relationship-first approach to coaching—balancing elite standards with genuine care for his players’ growth on and off the field. His work at Jesters centers on curriculum design, coach education, skill assessment, and building a sustainable development pipeline that prepares athletes for high school, college, and life beyond the game.

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In this episode, Scotty sits down with Colleen Kilgus, Girls Director and Head of Recruiting for the Long Island Jesters Lacrosse Program, to explore her journey from trainer to leader in one of Long Island’s most respected youth lacrosse organizations. Colleen shares how her relationship with the Jesters began through training Syracuse standout Joely Caramelli, and how that connection grew into a central leadership role within the club.

Colleen discusses her dual roles as a high school teacher and coach, and how her educational background influences her coaching philosophy—focusing on motivation, personal growth, and deep connection with each athlete. She explains her approach to recruiting, what parents should know about the college process, and why a balanced focus on both academics and athletics leads to the best outcomes. The episode also touches on experiences from Media Day, Jersey Night, and what it means for players to feel part of a community. Whether you’re a parent, coach, or aspiring player, this conversation offers insight into developing confident, resilient athletes who thrive on and off the field.

👤 Guest Introduction — Colleen Kilgus:
Colleen Kilgus is the Girls Director and Head of Recruiting for the Long Island Jesters Lacrosse Program, where she leads coaching oversight, player development, and the recruiting process at every level. As a nationally respected coach, Colleen has worked with top talent and helped guide athletes to Division I programs year after year. She also serves as the varsity girls lacrosse coach at West Babylon High School, a nationally ranked program known for producing collegiate lacrosse players. Colleen holds an undergraduate degree from George Washington University and a master’s from Hofstra University, and she brings nearly a decade of elite coaching excellence and personal mentorship to the Jesters organization. 

📖 Episode Description:
In this episode, Scotty sits down with Sydney Pirreca, Director of Jesters East and one of the most accomplished player-development coaches in the game today. Sydney shares her journey from elite collegiate and professional lacrosse player to Division I coach and club director, and how she ultimately found her home with the Long Island Jesters.

Sydney walks through her path playing at the University of Florida, competing professionally in the WPLL and Athletes Unlimited, and transitioning into coaching at Syracuse under legendary coach Gary Gait before continuing her collegiate coaching career at Stony Brook University. She opens up about the identity shift from player to coach, what she learned from coaching under two very different leadership styles, and how those experiences shaped her demanding, disciplined coaching philosophy.

The conversation dives deep into player development, recruiting philosophy, athleticism versus lacrosse IQ, work ethic, and why discipline, accountability, and standards matter—especially at the youth level. Sydney also shares her perspective on the evolution of the women’s game, changing stick technology, and how today’s players are redefining what’s possible on the field. Off the turf, listeners get a glimpse into her competitive mindset, love of long-distance running, and what keeps her grounded outside of lacrosse.

This episode is a must-listen for players, parents, and coaches who want a real look at what it takes to develop athletes the right way—from grassroots to the highest levels of the sport.

👤 Guest Introduction — Sydney Pirreca:
Sydney Pirreca is the Director of Jesters East for the Long Island Jesters Lacrosse Program and an assistant coach at Stony Brook University, where she works with one of the nation’s premier Division I programs. A former standout attacker at the University of Florida, Sydney was a multi-time All-Conference performer and went on to compete professionally in both the WPLL and Athletes Unlimited. Following her playing career, she coached at Syracuse University under Hall of Famer Gary Gait before joining the Stony Brook staff.

With over a decade of experience in elite-level training and coaching, Sydney is widely respected for her tough, disciplined approach to player development and her ability to build high-IQ, high-motor athletes. At Jesters, she leads the East region with a focus on long-term development, accountability, and preparing players not just for the next level of lacrosse—but for life beyond the game.

📖 Episode Description:
In this inspiring episode, Scotty sits down with Jerry Caramelli, Owner and Director of the Long Island Jesters Lacrosse Program, for an inside look at one of Long Island’s most impactful youth lacrosse organizations. Jerry takes us behind the scenes of Media Day and events like Jersey Night to explain why creating memorable experiences and a family-first culture is just as important as elite on-field training.

Together, they dive into the Jesters’ holistic approach to player development—combining skill work, mental preparation, team chemistry, and life lessons that extend far beyond the field. Jerry also shares his journey into club lacrosse, what separates Jesters from other programs, and valuable advice for parents navigating the recruiting process. This episode is a must-listen for coaches, parents, and athletes who believe lacrosse should shape character, confidence, and leadership.

👤 Guest Introduction — Jerry Caramelli:
Jerry Caramelli is the Founder, Owner, and Director of the Long Island Jesters Lacrosse Club, a premier youth lacrosse organization built on the principles of elite development, accountability, and community. A former standout lacrosse and football athlete at St. John the Baptist High School, Jerry captained his lacrosse team before continuing his playing career at Roanoke College.

With decades of coaching and leadership experience, Jerry has helped guide countless athletes through the youth and collegiate recruiting landscape. He is also the founder of the Long Island Summer Lacrosse League and has been involved in major lacrosse events, including the Under Armour All-American Lacrosse Classic. Jerry’s mission is simple but powerful: to develop confident, resilient athletes while using lacrosse as a vehicle to positively impact lives.