Lorne Smith

Growing up in Baltimore, Lorne has not missed a lacrosse season since he started at age six. During a particularly successful stretch which included high school, college, and Team USA U-19, Lorne did not lose his last game of the season for five years resulting in six straight championships. During that time he was coached by two of the top minds in the game today — John Tucker (Gilman) and Bill Tierney (Princeton).

In 2013 he was recognized for his on-field achievements and continued involvement in the game by being inducted into the US Lacrosse Baltimore Chapter Hall of Fame.

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Moving to San Francisco in 1999 has offered the opportunity to stay involved with lacrosse on a number of levels including playing professionally, coaching a team at the collegiate level, directing youth camps and clinics, and offering free coaches clinics. Lorne currently resides in the Bay Area where he works for Warrior and Brine Sports, and continues to help in the development of West Coast lacrosse.

Lacrosse Biography Hall of Fame, US Lacrosse Baltimore Chapter Inducted 2013 Gilman High School ('95) 2x All-American 2x MIAA Champion '94, '95 Baltimore Player of the Year '95 Team USA U-19 (Summer '96) World Champion, Edogawa Japan MLL Summer Showcase 2000 LA Riptide '06-'07 Stanford University Men's Lacrosse Co-Head Coach '02-05 Head Coach '06-'07 Director Stanford Lacrosse Camp, '01-'07 Princeton University ('99) 3x All-American Midfielder and Attackmen 3x NCAA National Champion Warrior and Brine Sports Founder and National Director Players Club Experience camp circuit, '03-'06 West Coast Sales Rep, '07-present

Princeton #43 LA Riptide #19 LA Riptide #19