Coach Lou Corsetti Coach Corsetti has had many roles as a local and national lacrosse ambassador. Lou has had the pleasure of coaching 11 All-American Players, 8 Academic All-Americans, over 70 All-State Players and several All-Star teams including the first Lacrosse Team to participate in the Georgia Games in 1993.
Lou has been part of US Lacrosse since it was established 10 years ago as “The National Governing Body” of the sport of lacrosse. Lou has held many positions with US Lacrosse. He is past President of the Georgia Chapter as well he has been on the National Youth Council since 2003. Lou has been a five time convention speaker at US Lacrosse’s National Convention and a Convention Committee member for the last four years. Lou was elected “Georgia’s Man of the Year in 2003” and in June of 2005, Lou was elected to US Lacrosse Executive Committee, the first person from Georgia given such an honor.
Coach Corsetti hails from West Babylon, New York. Coach Lou had a very successful lacrosse career at Division I Marist College where he set scoring records many of which stand today. A four time all-league attack man Lou was 3rd in the nation in scoring in 1981 and 4th in the nation in 1982. Coach Corsetti was also a member of the Football Team where he was a three time all-league selection and holds several team records and a NCAA record for Punt Return Touchdowns in a game.
Coaching Experience
1980 to 1982 – Youth Coach, Dutchess County Youth Lacrosse, NY
1982 to 1983 – Assistant Coach, Farmingdale University, NY
1983 to 1986 – Assistant Coach, Allen-Stevenson School, NY
1992 to 2005 – League Director, Coach, Administrator, Atlanta Youth Lacrosse
2000 to 2006 – Director Bagataway Lacrosse
2004 to 2005 – Head Coach Jr. Team Georgia
2005 to 2006 – Head Coach Sr. Team Georgia, First Lacrosse Team to be recognized by the Georgia State Senate, Senate Resolution 715
Certified Coaching Clinician – National Youth Sports Coaching Association
Certified Level 1 and Level 2 Coach, US Lacrosse
Certified Basic First Aid, CPR and AED, American Health Association
Certified Positive Coaching Alliance “Double Goal Coach”
1999 to present – Member, Positive Coaching Alliance
Board and Membership Experience
1998 to 2005 – Board Member, Georgia Lacrosse Foundation
2002 to present – Board Member US Lacrosse Youth Council
2004 to 2006 – Executive Board Member US Lacrosse
2004 to 2005 – President, Georgia Lacrosse Foundation
2000 - Founding Member of the Georgia Youth Lacrosse Foundation
2002 to present - United Way, Alexis de Tocqueville Society Member
2002 to present – US Lacrosse, First Sport Society Member
1993 to present – Security Traders Association
2001 to 2003 – FreeBytes Board Member
1982 to 1992 – Wall Street Telecommunications Association
Speaking and Published Events
5 – Time Speaker at US Lacrosse National Convention
Coaching Lacrosse Newsletter©, May 2007
Our Game: The Character & Culture of Lacrosse, By John Yeager
US Lacrosse Level II Online Program: DSP Position© Dodge, Shoot & Pass©
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