Coach Scott Witkin is excited to return to the Claremont Cougars after stepping down as the Head Coach of Boys’ Lacrosse at Downey High School. During his tenure at the helm, (Witkin began the program from scratch in 2004) he was able to develop three All-Americans and earned himself two US Lacrosse Coach of the Year Awards (2010, 2011) all while coaching under-privileged kids that had never played lacrosse until high school. He has been a longtime assistant coach of Pete Ginnegar, having assisted his former coach (UCSB, 1997) at NCAA Division I Gannon University, USC, CMC, and Loyola Marymount. As a player, Coach Witkin graduated from UCSB in 1997, helping them reach the National Championship Final Game in his senior season. He played with the NLL’s Anaheim Storm as a practice player in 2004 and most recently played for the Argentina National Lacrosse team in the 2014 FIL World Lacrosse Championships in Denver, Colorado. Coach Witkin continues to assist Team Argentina through his website Lacrosse Argentina, and is working with the National program through their next Copa America cycle and the 2018 World Championships. When he is not coaching, Scott Witkin just celebrated his tenth wedding anniversary with his wife, Nicole, and enjoys spending time with his family. Together, they have four amazing children: Camryn (9), Brady (8), Avery (5), and Madelyn (3). During his daylight hours, Coach Witkin performs as an English teacher at Downey High School.
|
Copyright 2024 - Claremont Cougars Lacrosse | Website by LaxTeams.net