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Alex attended Governor Dummer Academy. Since his experience at prep school and Colby College, as captain of his varsity team, Alex has built on his experiences in promoting student-athletes. Alex has taught calculus in prep school, run a dormitory in prep school, coached Varsity athletics in prep school, worked in the College Advisory Office in prep school, worked in the Athletic Office in prep school and has directly coached over 30+ student-athletes who have gone on to play Division I College Athletics with scholarships. The most recent successes you will find having been in the NCAA Division I Lacrosse Championships and the NCAA Division I Hockey Frozen Four. Alex has a passion for developing and promoting student athletes to the next level.

Parker McKee - Full Scholarship Duke Lacrosse – current player
” Coach Moody has the experience and knowledge to help his players navigate through the very difficult college recruiting process.  Our relationship was one of mutual respect.  I admire his passion for competition and his desire to help all of his players get to the next level.  I am fortunate to have had him as a coach and value his friendship.”

Steven Piatelli – Recruited to play Lacrosse at Harvard – current student
“Coach Moody has had a great impact on my life as a student-athlete.  His great competitiveness and drive for his players to achieve their absolute best is inspiring.  I am thankful for the many hours he has spent with me looking at several different college options.  I am grateful for his dedication to me and my family during this very stressful period.”

Ben Barr - Full Scholarship RPI Hockey – former captain
“Coach Moody was the reason why I had an opportunity to play and become a Captain at the Division I college level.  He was in close contact with college recruiters constantly and convinced many of them they needed to take a hard look at me.  One of those looks paid of for me and my entire family.  Not only did I achieve my dream of playing Division I, but I was able to tell my parents they did not have to pay a dime for college.  I am so thankful for Coach Moody and all that he has done.  He is a great coach and has become a true friend.”

Pat Cullity – Full Scholarship University of Vermont Hockey – current captain
“I was coached by Coach Moody for five years as a student-athlete.  He has seen me grow and develop through all the different periods of my academic and athletic life.  His faith in me as a player gave me the confidence I needed to stay strong and continue to believe in my dream.  He was a knowledgeable and tough coach.  His experience and expertise are invaluable.  My family and I are forever grateful for all that he has done to put me in the position to earn a full scholarship and achieve a childhood dream of playing Division I athletics.”

Alex and his wife Kristin live in North Andover, Massachusetts with their three children ages 11, 9 and 6.

Allen has obtained the highest coaching certifications in lacrosse, and ice hockey. Allen is an outstanding and passionate coach leading many young student-athletes to become outstanding citizens and players. Allen has a superb knowledge of the game and brings amazing dedication to those whom he teaches.

Allen and his wife Laurie live in North Andover, Massachusetts with their two children ages 13 and 11.

The Brooks girls lacrosse program has enjoyed great success, both in the league standings and in college placement. During his nine years at Brooks, Randy has coached five high school All-Americans, while the team has earned three league titles and five second-place finishes. This past spring, four of Randy’s former players were honored as college All-Americans, with one competing as one of five finalists for collegiate lacrosse’s highest honor, the Tewaaraton Award. Players from this year’s senior class at Brooks will go on to play at Bowdoin, Hamilton, Conn College, UPenn, and Virginia.

Peter played his high school lacrosse as a four year starting defenseman at Phillips Academy in Andover. While a junior at Andover, Peter was a key part of the squad that turned in one of the only undefeated and untied seasons in school history. Peter was elected captain for his senior year.

For the last four years, Peter has been volunteering and coaching for the Marblehead/Swampscott youth lacrosse program (BBYL), and serves as its treasurer.

Peter is also the Defensive coach for the Middlesex Bears Organization.

Charpentier recently completed a ten-year stint as Head Coach at Berkshire School in Sheffield, MA, where his teams averaged over ten wins a season. In his last three seasons at Berkshire, the team did not lose a league game, going 21-0 and winning three league titles. Charpentier was named the league’s coach of the year three times while at Berkshire. Before arriving at Berkshire, Charpentier also spent time coaching at prep schools Kimball Union Academy (NH) and Kingswood Oxford (CT), as well as at Wesleyan University (CT). He is currently the varsity head coach at Brooks School in the ISL.

Charpentier played his prep school lacrosse at perennial powerhouse Loomis Chaffee (CT), where he captained the team during his senior year. Charpentier was named All-American as a senior, playing in the All-American game at Johns Hopkins University, in addition to winning the league’s defensive player of the year award.

Andy and his wife, Kate, reside in Wallingford with their three children, ages 10, 8 and 5.

Tyler will be working closely with the Junior A team as an Assistant Coach and will be involved in National recruiting on our central scouting team. Tyler brings some great experience as a recent college graduate who has played at the New England Prep level, received Division I scholarship offers, yet chose to attend a prestigious small college in New England for both academics and quality lacrosse. The NESCAC is traditionally the most highly sought after schools in New England with members that include Amherst, Bowdoin, Bates, Colby, Connecticut College, Middlebury, Trinity, Tufts, Wesleyan and Williams.