Team | Head Coach | Co-Head/Assistant | Assistant | Assistant |
2025 Capital | Harry Holak | Adam Broeckaert | Michael McCormick | |
2025/26 DMV | Hunter Campbell | Jim Rockel | ||
2026 Capital | Nic Bell (Co-Head) | Harry Holak (Co-Head) | Anthony Cosimano | Brian Townsend |
2027 Capital | Coleman Walsh | Billy Walsh | RJ Barnes | |
2027 DMV | Kip McGuire | Nick Dimmer | ||
2028 Capital | Nick McEvoy (Co-Head) | Massi Bucci (Co-Head) | Josh Tarver | |
2028 DMV | Jimmy McLaughlin | John Tarver | Michael Lawrence | |
2029 Capital | Jude Collins | Dan Neverosky | Drew Wellington | |
2029 DMV | Aaron Cargas | Evan Fienberg | Brian Marsh | Jon Neal, Merrill Turnbull |
2030 Capital | Reece Belcher | Penn Leachman | Bill Gallagher | |
2030 DMV | John Page | Allen Hall | Zak Semere | |
2031 Capital | Harrison Holak | J Agnew | Chris Woodard | |
2031 DMV | Paul Hummer | Eric Dauer | ||
2032 Capital | Jack Grogan | Brian Dilley | Connor Pierce | Nick Ortiz |
2032 DMV | Gavin Legg | John Eddy | ||
2033 Capital | Penn Leachman | Paul Hummer | Eric Dauer | |
2033 DMV | Luke Caracciolo | Nick Ortiz | Matt Gunther | |
2034 Capital | Hunter Campbell | Penn Leachman | Reece Belcher |
Madlax coaches are all intensely trained and carefully screened before they coach your boys. Madlax has professional and organized coaches who are on time, prepared and follow program character expectations (C.A.S.E.) and playing time philosophies. Madlax has always had the most experienced and positive coaches in the greater DC area who act as teachers, role models and mentors for your boys. Madlax coaches all are taught the same system using the similar language and calls for offense, defense, clears, rides, EMO and MDD. Team chemistry and continuity has always been a trait of Madlax and it is due in large part to coaches who care and try hard to win the right way.
Play With Passion!
• Founder & CEO Madlax, Inc., 1996-Present
• Founder & Co-Owner, NAL-North American Lacrosse, 2017-Present
• Director and General Manager, Nike Nationals DMV Teams, 2020-Present
• Founded Madlax All-Stars Girls Travel Program, 2017
• Founded Madlax All-Stars Boys Travel Program, 1999
• Head Coach Many Madlax All-Star Teams, 1999-Present
• Head Coach 2024 Madlax-Capital and 2024 Nationals, #1 ranked Team multiple years, 2013-2023
• Head Coach 2028 Madlax-Capital and 2028 Nationals, #1 ranked team USCLUBLAX, 2017-2023
• College Recruiting Director. Family guidance for over 500 boys who have gone through Madlax to play in college, 1996-present
• Head Coach Varsity, Potomac School 2007-2009
• Head Coach Under Armour Lacrosse Classic DC Team 2008
• Head Coach Varsity, McLean HS 2003-2007
• Northern Virginia Journal "Coach of the Year" 2004
• Head Coach Varsity St. John's College HS 2000-2003
• Head Coach German National Team, 1998-2001
• Coached German National Team to 5th Place in World Games in 1998
• Assistant Coach at Potomac School, 1996-1999
• Assistant Coach U. of Delaware, 1994-95
• Co-Founder and Attackman, Capital Lacrosse Club, 1996-2004
• 3X Collegiate All-American Attackman, Hobart College '92-'94
• High School All-American and New Jersey Player of the Year, Lawrenceville (NJ) 1989
• 3 National Championship games at Hobart, Championships in 1991 and 1993.
• NCAA Attackman of the Year in 1993
• MVP of 1993 National Championship Game
Paul Hummer grew up playing lacrosse in Virginia, graduating from Brooke Point High School in 2011. He began playing lacrosse in 7th grade and quickly fell in love with the game.
Paul registered an astounding 324 points as a midfielder during his high school career at Brook Point. In 2010 he helped his team win their first ever District Title, moving on to the State Semi-Finals later that year.
Following his senior season in 2011, Paul was invited to the USA Lacrosse U19 tryouts that was narrowed down to the top 120 players in the United States. Earned All-District First Team and All-Metro honors. Paul was also named as an ESPNRise Showcase Games participant which included the top 90 high school players in the nation.
Heavily recruited by top NCAA Division I teams, Paul chose Loyola College and went on to win a Division I National Championship with The Greyhounds in 2012.
· Madlax 2029 Capital Head Coach
· University of North Carolina, Midfielder, 1992-1996
· 3x All-America selection
· 3x ACC Champion
· 2x All-ACC selection
· Career and single season groundball record holder @ UNC (412/160)
· Career faceoff percentage record hold @ UNC (66.8%)
· Chesapeake (then Baltimore) Bayhawks midfielder
· MLL Champion 2002
· US Lacrosse/ Potomac Chapter Hall of Fame
· Bishop Ireton High School Hall of Fame
· Coach, Great Falls Lacrosse, 9 years
· Board Member, Great Falls Lacrosse
*Assistant Coach of Madlax-Capital 2027
*Assistant Coach of Madlax-National 2027
*University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC), Midfielder, 1994-1998
*Member of the 1996 ACC Championship Team
*Played in 4 NCAA Tournaments
*Post College: Capital Lacrosse Club
*Assistant Coach, Landon School, multiple IAC Championships and the #1 Ranking in the Washington Post (1999-2001), Top 10 National Rankings
*4 years of varsity lacrosse at Landon School where he was 2x All IAC and 2x All Met.
- Head Coach - Madlax 2027 DMV
- 4 year collegiate lacrosse player at Sewanee: The University of the South
- 3 Year SAA All Academic Team
- Team Captain 2020
- Chestmont League First Team Selection: 2016
- All FSL First Team Selection: 2014-15
- All State Academic Team Selection: 2015
- Chestmont League Runner Up in Goals, 2016: 61
• Drafted in the 10th round (84th overall) of the 2017 MLL Draft by the Chesapeake Bayhawks
• Outstanding starting attackman at Virginia and finished with 35 goals and 7 assists at UVA
• Recognized on ACC Academic Honor Roll
• Rated the No. 1 post-grad attackman in the country by Inside Lacrosse. Deerfield Academy
• Scored 42 points against stiff New England West I competition at Deerfield
• Posted 35 goals and seven assists while earning All-League Western New England Division I at Deerfield
• Member of Canada's U-19 squad that took the silver medal in 2012 in Finland at the World Games
• Was the youngest attackman on Canada's U-19 team
• Was a two-time leading scorer for St. Michael's Athletics Junior A Box Team
• Won two Ontario High School gold medals with St. Michael's and was a two-time captain
• Won two Canadian national championships with Team Ontario, 2010 & 2011
• Recipient of the Enzo Montemurro Award for sportsmanship, school spirit and athletics
• Played football at St. Michael's where he was a running back and linebacker on the 2009 Ontario Metro Bowl championship team
• Was the 2010 Western Ontario Football MVP