After 11 years as a head coach and six seasons leading the Boston College High School boys lacrosse program, you dream about this moment—the opportunity to finish a season as a State Champion.
The countless hours of preparation, practices, film sessions, game days, victories, and heartbreaking losses were all worth it for one unforgettable moment at the end of the season.
First and foremost, I thank God for placing me in the position to coach at such a prestigious school alongside an incredible group of young men who were willing to trust the process, work relentlessly, and sacrifice for one another.
To my wife, thank you for your unwavering love and support throughout this journey. Thank you for encouraging me to pursue my passion while we continue building our family. None of this would have been possible without you.
I’m also incredibly grateful to the companies and leaders I’ve worked for over the years who have given me the flexibility to pour everything I have into both my career and the game I love. Your support has never gone unnoticed.
To my coaching staff and players—you are the reason for this success. The trust I have in my coordinators allows me to lead with confidence, and the relationships we’ve built with our players have allowed us to demand excellence while creating an environment built on trust, accountability, and love.
Being recognized as the FIRST Black head lacrosse coach to EVER win a Massachusetts State Title in ANY division is an incredible honor. While I take pride in that accomplishment, what matters even more is what it represents. I hope it creates more opportunities for coaches who look like me and for people of color throughout our sport. Representation matters. Be intentional about diversifying coaching staffs and rosters. We all become better people when we’re exposed to different cultures, experiences, and perspectives.
This championship belongs to every BC High lacrosse player who has worn the jersey—past, present, and future. Thank you to every parent, player, coach, and supporter who believed in our program and helped make this season one I’ll never forget.
Forever a 2026 Massachusetts Division I State Champion.
Boston College High School
MIAA
Grace Cotter Regan
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
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