Membership to the Michigan High School Lacrosse Coaches Association include:
- Voting Privileges (Head Coaches Only)
- Annual Coaching Clinic Attendance or other training opportunities
- NOCAD Liability Insurance
- Nominating privileges- (All State, All American, and all other awards)
- Committee Service
- Man of the Year Award - (MHSLCA Award)
- Coach of the Year, Assistant Coach of the Year eligibility MHSLCA)
- One 'Gene Reilly Unsung Hero Award' per member school
- One 'Team First' Award
- Coaching Recognition Awards (100/200/300 victory awards)
- Membership in MHSCA
Congratulations to all of the 2025 Honorees!
MHSAA Honors
Brother Rice- Division 1 State Champion
East Grand Rapids- Division 2 State Champion
MHSLCA Honors
Division 1 'Coach of the Year': Jack Smith, Romeo
Division 1 'Asst. Coach of the Year': Adam Kadro and Andrew Bulgarello, Birmingham
Division 2 'Coach of the Year': Erik Frank, Mattawan
Division 2 'Asst. Coach of the Year': Josh Visley, Temperance Bedford
MHSLCA 'Man of the Year'- Mike Transeth, Grand Ledge
USA Lacrosse Honors
Coach of the Year: Kyle Osipoff, East Grand Rapids
Bob Scott Award Winner: Auben Wesley, South Lyon
Mr. Lacrosse 2025: Lachlan Moffitt, Detroit Catholic Central
Congratulations to Spring Lake's Doug Sharp for his selection into MHSLCA's Hall of Fame. For the full press release click HERE.
To listen to Doug's interview, click the image below
Ryan Powell, Powell Lacrosse, JD Hess, DCDS coach
The sixth season of the Michigan Lacrosse Review starts us in October with a discussion about shoes, recruiting and sticks. We spent some time with legendary Cuse' star Ryan Powell, who tells us about the latest entries from Powell Lacrosse and we slide into a discussion about an up-and-coming lacrosse coach headed for stardom in J.D. Hess, who moves from the top spot at Cranbrook to the head coach at Detroit County Day School. Chris Kolon talks recruiting, so here's the first installment of the sixth season of the Review.
