Peter Schmitz   Program Director Peter Schmitz is the founder and director of the East Bay Dvision of Rhode Island Youth Lacrosse.  He was a 2 time All American Player for the University of Massachusetts ( 1st & 3rd Team Division 1) and a Captain and 8 year veteran with the Boston Blazers of the National Lacrosse League.  He has coached at the college level and is an inductee of the Long Island and New England Lacrosse Hall of Fames.  He is currently the President of the Professional Lacrosse League Players' Association.  Peter has successfully coached both U-15, U-13 boys and girls to strong showing at National tournaments.  Peter also enjoys playing at the Masters and Grandmasters tournaments around the country and the world.

	Boys Field Director Chris Bates An eight-year veteran of Quick Stix, Chris Bates is currently the head coach of the nationally-ranked Drexel University Men's Lacrosse Team (Division 1).  He has directed and taught at numerous lacrosse camps around the country.  He was an All-Pro Lacrosse Player during his eight year career playing professionally.  In 2007 he was named the Colonial Athletic Association Coach of the Year and was chosen to coach in the North-South All-Star Game.  In 2006 he was inducted into the Hudson Valley (NY) Lacrosse Hall of Fame.  Chris is a Dartmouth College graduate and former star player.  We're fortunate to have him back again running and organizing the field activities.   Other Staff Members: Marty Kelly - Head Coach, Roger Williams University Pat Cooney - Head Coach, Salve Regina University Dennis Dobbyn - Former Head Coach, Moses Brown; Goalkeeper Clinician Bill Villareal - Former Navy Lacrosse Standout Defensman Ben Bartlett - Rocky Hill School Coach Betsy Bartlett - Division I Collegiate Umpire Alanna DeNapoli - Coach, Providence Country Day School

	Camp Field Directors - Girls Field Director   Lucy Hamilton   Lucy Hamilton is the head coach of the St. George’s Varsity Girls’ Lacrosse program.  She is a 1992 graduate of Amherst College where she played lacrosse for four years, in addition to soccer and ice hockey.  Before coming to St. George’s, Lucy was the head varsity coach for seven years at the Pingree School in South Hamilton, MA, where in her last season the team earned its first league championship.  This will be Lucy’s fifth year with Quick Stix Camps. *