Coaching Staff

Adam Easterbrook has been coaching lacrosse since 2003.  After graduating from Michigan State University where he was a 2 year starter in goal, he was the Assistant Coach at NCAA D2 Merrimack College Merrimack.  At Merrimack he helped lead them to back-to-back top-10 finishes in Division II, while having his players sweep the New England Player and Rookie of the Year Awards in both of those seasons.    Since leaving Merrimack College, he has coached numerous High School and Youth teams in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Georgia.  He was the Head Coach for 3d Georgia 2027 and Varsity Assistant Coach for the Cherokee High School Girls Program.  Adam is the Assistant Coach of the Pace Academy Varsity Boys Lacrosse Team.  Also, he is founder of Summit Lacrosse Academy which helps student-athletes in the collegiate recruiting process and also runs camps and clinics. 

Brian Farrell has been coaching youth lacrosse in various capacities since 2012 with Lower Macungie Youth Association, Norseman Lacrosse, HEADstrong Lehigh Valley and Stars & Stripes Lacrosse.  During that time, he has been a part of six LVYLL championship coaching staffs as both a head coach and assistant.  He has had the opportunity to coach in the World Lacrosse Championships Festival, Dick’s Tournament of Champions, NCAA Junior Nationals and Lake Placid Summit Lacrosse tournament and has been fortunate to be part of numerous championships during his time as a member of the Stars & Stripes coaching staff.

JT Thurber has been coaching youth and high school lacrosse in various capacities since 1994.  In 2001, JT was the Associate Head Coach of Moorestown High School when they won a NJ State Championship and NJ Team of the Year honors.  JT is the founder of Black Lab Lax and Co-Founder of the Medford Renegades.  JT was the captain of Moorestown High School lacrosse in 1992 and played for the Dickinson Red Devils where he graduated in 1996 culminating his four years on the team as a senior captain.  JT continues to play Masters Level lacrosse and reunites with Coach K to play defense together on Old Glory. 

Darren has been playing and coaching lacrosse since the early 80's.  He is the youngest of four brothers who all played college lacrosse.  After finishing his career at Ohio Wesleyan University in 1998 Darren was named the Iraquois National Player of the Year and the Turnbull Award winner as the nation's top attackman in D3.  Darren has coached at the D1, D3, high school and youth levels since 1994.  Darren has a passion for the game and loves giving back to lacrosse.