Blaze Riorden
Blaze Riorden was named the #1 Lacrosse Player in the world in 2021, he is a true “unicorn” in the sport. He’s one of the greatest field lacrosse goalies ever, and he applies that lacrosse IQ to scoring goals on offense for the Wings. He runs his own championship Club program, BR10, while traveling the world as one of the most popular athletes in the sport.
NLL (Philadelphia Wings)
- Joined the Philadelphia Wings as a Free Agent in the inaugural season in ‘18
- Scored 2 Game Winning Goals in OT in ’22 NLL season
- Has 158 Points (64 Goals, 94 Assists) in 58 career NLL games played
NCAA (University at Albany)
- America East Defensive Player of the Year (‘16)
- USILA All American (‘16)
- 3x First Team All America East (’14, ’15, ‘16)
- America East All-Rookie Team (‘13)
- Albany all-time leader in saves (849)
PLL (Chaos LC)
- 3x Oren Lyons Goalie of the Year (’19, ’20, ‘21)
- 2x All-Star (2019, 2021)
- Jim Brown Most Valuable Player (‘21)
Brennan O'Neill
Team USA
- In 2023, led the U.S. men’s senior field lacrosse team to World Championship victory as the youngest and only collegiate player on the roster
- Scored 5 unassisted goals in gold medal game (10-5 final score, defeating rival Canada)
- Earned tournament MVP and Most Outstanding Midfielder
- Scored the team highs in goals (18) and points (25)
Duke:
- 2023, received Tewaaraton Award and the Lt. Raymond Enners Award ▪ Tewaaraton Award – annually awarded to nation’s most outstanding NCAA lacrosse player
- Enners Award – awarded to top NCAA lacrosse player
- Ranks 5th in career goals in the NCAA lacrosse
- Ranks 3rd in Duke history for both career goals and career points
- Compiled 207 goals, 100 assists, and 307 points in four seasons w/ Duke
Before the NCAA
- Four-year letter winner at St. Anthony’s
- As a junior, named USA Lacrosse Magazine’s 2019 National Player of the Year
- Named number one recruit from class of 2020 by Inside Lacrosse
- CHSAA Long Island championship winner
- He was initially recruited by Penn State as an 8th grader and committed before ultimately switching his commitment to Duke
Jim Spicer - Boys Director
- 2022 - Present Wings Youth Lacrosse Camps Boys’ Director
- 2019 - 2022 - Marlton Chiefs - Youth Program Director
- 2007 - 2020 - Seneca HS Summer - Camp Director
- 2014 - US Lacrosse Coach of the year
- 2004 - Present Asst Coach Seneca - HS - Tabernacle, NJ
- 2002 - 2004 Head Coach Cardinal - Dougherty HS - Phila,