MEET THE COACHES:
Bobby Wynne e-mail
At Salisbury, Bobby Wynne serves as the Dean of the 5th and 6th Forms as well a college advisor. In the fall, he spends his afternoon on the gridiron where he heads up the Thirds Football Staff.
A member of two national championship teams, Wynne collected many individual honors as well. A two-time first-team USILA All-American (1993-94), he earned the USILA Division III Midfielder of the Year Award in 1994. Wynne received the Kraus Memorial Award, as the College’s top senior athlete and the Crook Family Award as the lacrosse MVP in 1994. After earning his degree from Hobart, Wynne remained active in lacrosse as an assistant coach at Hampden-Sydney College and Hobart. Wynne earned his first head coaching job, guiding Virginia Wesleyan College to its highest national ranking, 15th. After a two-year stint with the Marlins, Wynne accepted an assistant coaching position at Cornell University, where he was the defensive coordinator in 2001 and 2002. Wynne left the Big Red after the 2002 season to join the Salisbury School.
Currently in his seventh year as the head lacrosse coach, the team has compiled a 89-15 (.86) overall record and has captured a share of four Western New England Championships in 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2009.
Tim Randall e-mail
Tim is originally from the Rochester, New York area, having graduated from Penfield High School in 2003. At Penfield, Tim was a four year varsity player and played for the Western Region in the Empire State Games where the team earned the silver medal. He earned 1st Team All County Honors both junior and senior years, and was selected Academic All-American senior year. After graduation from Penfield, Tim went on to play lacrosse at Cornell University for four years and graduated in 2007. During his time at Cornell, the Big Red won four Ivy League championships and made the Final Four in 2007. Tim will be working with the midfielders and the offense at Salisbury.
2010 OUTLOOK
The 2010 Crimson Knights look to continue to build off a 2009 WNEPSLA Co-Championship. The Knights will feature many new faces in the offense this year, but return the second and fifth leading point scorers from last season in Alex Love ’10 and Brenden Gilson ‘10. Alex was the leading goal scorer on last year’s team, and will look to lead the attack unit, while Brenden will provide some guidance for the midfielders. The 2010 Crimson Knights will also feature some new faces defensively, but 2009 All-American and All-New England honoree Jamie Faus ’10 is returning between the pipes to give the Knights great leadership in the defensive end of the field. Ian Gordon ’10 is back at the face-off X for the Knights and, after winning 83% of his draws last year, Ian will look to give the Knights the advantage in possession in every game this year. The 2010 Crimson Knights will be a very athletic team up and down the field, with many of our new players looking to contribute heavily in both the offense and the defense. The Knights will be returning to World Class Lacrosse in Orlando to get a week of warm weather practice and scrimmages against some of the top talent in the country. Immediately following their return to Connecticut, the 2010 Crimson Knights will be travelling to Baltimore to take on perennial national power Boy’s Latin School before beginning their WNEPSLA schedule and their ultimate goal of a repeat WNEPSLA championship. .
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