3 Lacrosse coaches & instructors for lessons in Wakefield, MA

Hi! My name is Jett McCullough! I am a junior midfielder at Emerson College with over 13 years of lacrosse experience. I foster player development by emphasizing fundamentals, strategy, and a deep love for the game. I am committed to cultivating skills and building confidence both on and off the field. Let's elevate your game together!

"Parent review: Our experience with Jett was that of a coach and as a player. A good coach is a communicator and motivator, and is empathetic and holds players accountable. Jett was all of those with our son. He picked our player up when things were not going his way, put him in situations to contribute and to succeed, and celebrated him when it all came together. Our son looked up to and trusted Jett. It led him to perform well on and off the field, in areas where he doubted he could. And last but not least, Jett is a good human and is adored by kids and adults! Natascha, parent.

With 14 years of lacrosse experience and a career at a top 10 Division II program, I bring high-level playing knowledge, proven training techniques. As a recent graduate, I’ve competed in the national tournament every year of my college career, learning from elite coaches and refining the skills that make great players. Now, I’m dedicated to helping the next generation of lacrosse athletes develop their game—whether it’s stick skills, IQ, shooting, defense, or conditioning.

Attackman Specialist driven by a lifelong passion for lacrosse, both as a player and coach, I've spent the last 28 years fostering growth and skill in aspiring athletes. My coaching style emphasizes dedication to both individual player development and strategic team play within a fun, supportive and engaging environment. Let's work together to take your games acumen to the next level.

"Before his game, my son Tyler was tossing the ball around with teammates but he always hitting the ground or missing. Because I never played, I didn’t know how to help him so I was lost. Then, this nice man wearing a Weymouth Lacrosse fleece came up to me, introduced himself as Mike and asked if he could help my son. I said sure. Mike went over to Tyler and asked him to shoot the ball at the net. After 2 or 3 shots hitting the ground or missing, Mike grabbed his stick. After untying some strings he gave it back to Tyler. Tyler’s shots/passes were now on target. I asked Mike what he did, he said he “fixed the whip.” For the next 15 mins or so Mike was working on Tyler’s throwing catching & cradling. Tyler, who wanted to quit lacrosse because his stick “didn’t work” now gets excited for games. Spoiler, Mike was the opposing teams coach but that didn’t matter. He saw a player who needed help and he helped him. Thank Mike!