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During years of play with the Columbia County LC, brothers Drew and Trevor Warner had a
strong desire to from a high school lacrosse club at Greenbrier. Seeing the success of the
Lakeside program prompted a great recruiting effort. Coaches Jeff Becker, KJ Eldridge and Ron
Ritter insured an initial lacrosse team for Greenbrier HS in 2007. With the great assistance of
former AALC veteran, Paul Meyer, the future looks bright at Greenbrier.
strong desire to from a high school lacrosse club at Greenbrier. Seeing the success of the
Lakeside program prompted a great recruiting effort. Coaches Jeff Becker, KJ Eldridge and Ron
Ritter insured an initial lacrosse team for Greenbrier HS in 2007. With the great assistance of
former AALC veteran, Paul Meyer, the future looks bright at Greenbrier.
History of Greenbrier LAX
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History of Lakeside Lacrosse
In the fall of 2004 three Lakeside students, Steve Stone, John-Adam Wilcox, and Tim Boner, with
the help of Ron Ritter and Jeff Becker, founded a high school lacrosse club. As the team, made
up of mostly Lakeside players with help from Greenbrier and Evans additions, went undefeated
during play in the Spring of 2005, Randy Hill the athletic director at Lakeside approved the 2006
varsity program. Ron Ritter and KJ Eldridge coached a very surprisingly strong Lakeside LC to
a successful initial season.
the help of Ron Ritter and Jeff Becker, founded a high school lacrosse club. As the team, made
up of mostly Lakeside players with help from Greenbrier and Evans additions, went undefeated
during play in the Spring of 2005, Randy Hill the athletic director at Lakeside approved the 2006
varsity program. Ron Ritter and KJ Eldridge coached a very surprisingly strong Lakeside LC to
a successful initial season.