GIRLS TRAINING
Our most sought after trainings guarantee immediate improvements inside 3 sessions. Our position specific staff is very enthusiastic and encouraging. We believe in constant reps and having fun while learning. New age drills to seamlessly transfer our knowledge and customize our practice plans based upon players needs.
Offense: Become the most dynamic player possible; be confident with driving to cage, dodging, feeding, and off-ball movement. Become more than just a specific player (ex: feeder) and be comfortable in all areas of the offense.
Defense: Play the most aggressive defense possible while also playing clean (comes with good footwork and overall athleticism & lax IQ)
We teach how to push the limits of girls lacrosse rules to stand out among other “normal” defenders
Coach Ellsa Peabody
- Positions: Attack
- College: Muhlenberg College
Ellsa is currently in her second year as the assistant women’s lacrosse coach for Springfield College. Ellsa earned her undergraduate degree at Muhlenberg College, where she played attack all four years, and competed in the Division III Centennial Conference.
With over twelve years of experience in women’s lacrosse as both a player and a coach, Ellsa is able to translate her extensive knowledge into strategies that help players unlock their full potential and elevate their performance. Ellsa emphasizes a holistic approach to coaching, focusing on developing players' skills across all areas of the field to cultivate their versatility and overall game.
Coach Ellsa enjoys coaching as it provides an opportunity to share the knowledge she has gained over the past eight years of playing lacrosse. She is confident in her leadership skills and experience assisting others as she has captained three sports during high school. Ellsa has also assisted in coaching both lacrosse and soccer at high levels. Coach Ellsa is proud of her own improvement in her stick skills and lacrosse IQ. Coach Ellsa is able to translate these skills while assisting others to maximize their talent and play to their fullest potential.
Coach Lindsay Vogt
- Positions: Defense
- College: Springfield College
Lindsay Vogt is a junior defender on the Springfield College Women’s Lacrosse team, pursuing a degree in Physical Education and Health. She credits her coaching abilities and exceptional communication skills to her extensive experience in competitive lacrosse, combined with student teaching a wide range of ages.
Her passion for seeing growth in young athletes stems from her own experience, as she only started playing lacrosse as a sophomore at Westwood High School and has since developed a deep love for the game. Lindsay believes that repetition and a strong work ethic are essential for success, alongside precise footwork and constant urgency on the defensive end. She is an energetic coach and prioritizes creating a positive, supportive environment that encourages athletes to step out of their comfort zone and push their limits.
Coach Christine Weber
- Positions: Attack
- College: George Washington University
Christine is a former Division 1 lacrosse player, and a four-year member of the Immaculate Heart Academy varsity lacrosse team, of which she was a senior captain. As a 2020 graduate of George Washington University, she earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Biological Anthropology with minors in Biology and Sustainability. As a Colonial, Christine served her team as an attacker for all 4 years of her college career. She ended her college career in her last-ever game by scoring all 5 of her 5 shots against fellow Division 1 team, the William and Mary Tribe. Predominantly an attacker, Christine’s skills include power and precision shooting, feeding, re-defending techniques, and plays.
As a senior at IHA she scored 55 goals and had 15 assists, finishing her high school career with 104 goals and 34 assists. Among other accolades, Christine earned a spot on the All-North Jersey Second Team, and was named a New Jersey All-Star in 2016. The same year, the Blue Eagles competed in the Bergen County title game and the North Jersey Group 3 quarterfinals.
Christine was also a longtime member of the T3 Elite Lacrosse Club. During this experience, she played at a high level of competition where she developed her attacking skills and gained exposure to the college recruiting process.
Coach Lily Spinner
- Positions: Attack
- College: Yale University
Lily is a freshman attacker at Yale University where she is majoring in economics. Lily graduated from Summit High School in 2023 after playing on the varsity lacrosse team for 4 years and captaining her senior year. At Summit High School she was a 3 time All-American, 2 time academic All-American and led the team in points three years in a row.
In her time at Summit she helped the team win two state championships and one Tournament of Champions. In her freshman year at Yale she helped the team win their first ever Ivy League tournament and finished as a 6th ranked team in the nation.
Lily has played lacrosse ever since she can remember and enjoys passing on her knowledge to younger players who seek to excel their skills and passion for the game. As an attacker she specializes in footwork, shooting, dodging and overall improving offensive IQ.
Coach Cecelia Webb
Cecelia Webb is a senior defender at Summit High School. She is committed to the University of Virginia. She is a captain for the 2023 Summit Lacrosse season and a 4 year varsity member of the Summit Lacrosse team. She helped bring home the Tournament of Champions win in 2022 for Summit. In her junior year, Cecelia was an All-American, All Academic American, First All Team State, First Team All Group, and First Team All Conference. Her sophomore year she was a Second Team All Group and Second Team All Conference.
She coaches any chance she gets as she loves to spread her knowledge and appreciation of the game to future players. Stick skills, footwork, and lacrosse IQ are the most important skills to Cecelia. She is the ideal coach for your player!
Gianna Beckmeyer
Gianna started her lacrosse roots when she was 12 years old in her hometown of Washington Township. She spent her teen years playing defense for her High School at Immaculate Heart Academy in the highly competitive Stars and Stripes League; as well as both NY club teams, the Hudson Valley Hurricanes and nationally ranked ADK. Gianna continued her lacrosse career at the DIII nationally ranked Catholic University in Washington D.C., winning three Landmark Conference championships and participating in three NCAA national tournaments.
Today alongside her nursing career, Gianna currently coaches varsity lacrosse at Immaculate Conception High School and here at Advanced Lacrosse.
