BIG 3 Lacrosse - Girls Camp Staff

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2010 BIG 3 GIRLS CAMP COACHING STAFF

BIG 3 Lacrosse Camp • 5 Hale Ave • Cumberland, RI 02864 • (401) 965-9039 • info@big3lacrossecamp.com

Peri Steere is the director of the BIG 3 Girls Lacrosse Camp. Steere completed her second season with the Mount Ida College women's lacrosse team after heading up the club program last year. In her first season as a varsity head coach she led the Mustangs to a 4-4 record and an appearance in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) championship semifinals.

Steere spent three years as assistant coach for the Wheaton College Women's Lacrosse team and helped lead the Lyons to their fifth straight New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Tournament championship game in 2006.

In 2005, Steere was the junior varsity lacrosse coach at Weston High School after a one-year stint at the Westonbirt School in Gloucestershire, England. At Westonbirt, Steere coached and trained three teams comprised of girls in different age groups.

Steere, a two-time captain for Wheaton, helped her team capture their first two NEWMAC titles. She missed only one game during her career and started all 68 games in which she played. She helped the Lyons to a 20-4 mark in NEWMAC play and was Wheaton's co-captain her junior and senior seasons, when the Lyons won the NEWMAC regular season and tournament titles and advanced to the NCAA Tournament.

Steere totaled 53 goals, 23 assists and 76 points during her career and was twice named to the NEWMAC All-Conference team.

Greg Antonelli is in his second year as Sports Information Director/Assistant Athletic Director at Mount Ida College. He joined the Mustangs staff following a one-year stint at NCAA Division III Keene State College, where he served as Assistant Sports Information Director. The Barrington, RI native will work with players attending the camp to create their profile and athletic resume and then distribute those items to the player’s top 5 schools.

Coaches
Peri Steere - Mount Ida
Amanda Pelley - Mount Ida
Marushka Eddy - Lasell College

More Coaches Coming Soon

Staff
Greg Antonelli - Mt. Ida

Athletic Trainer
Brian Binari - Mount Ida

MORE CAMP COACHES COMING SOON!

Amanda Pelley is the assistant director of the BIG 3 Girls Lacrosse Camp. Pelley graduated from Saint Michael's College with a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Communications. Pelley played four years of Varsity lacrosse at SMC and captained the team her final year. She finished her career appearing in all 59 games and tallying 111 points (85 Goals, 26 Assists).

After graduating Pelley was invited to play and coach lacrosse in Melbourne, Australia where she helped The Chadstone Redbacks win a championship season. Pelley is currently the women’s assistant coach at Mount Ida College and is the director of women’s and girls lacrosse for XCEL Lacrosse.

Brian Binari is starting his second season as the Assistant Athletic Trainer/Equipment Manager for Mount Ida College Ahtletics. Prior to Mount Ida, Brian served as a graduate assistant in the California University of Pennsylvania’s Athletic Training office.

Binari received his BS from Merrimack College in North Andover, Mass majoring in Sports Medicine. He recently was presented with his Master's of Science degree from California University of Pennsylvania. Performance enhancement specialist was primarily where he focused his attention.

Camp Medical Staff:

Marushka Eddy is the head women’s lacrosse coach at Lasell College in Newton, MA. In 2009 she led the Lasers to a 9-7 record and was named GNAC Women's Lacrosse Coach of the Year. Prior to starting at Lasell in 2008, Eddy came most recently from SUNY Oswego, where she served two years as the head coach of the field hockey and lacrosse teams. She has also coached at Springfield College and American International College.

A 2004 graduate of Plymouth State College with a degree in Physical Science and Health Education, Eddy was a standout defender and midfielder on the lacrosse team, collecting 49 caused turnovers, 9 goals, and 3 assists, for a total of 16 points overall. She will earn her Master’s degree in Physical Education later this year from Springfield College.