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Who We Are

Brian Langtry

Brian's Lacrosse Legacy

Brian has played lacrosse at the highest levels, with an impressive 21-season professional career. He was a key member of the Colorado Mammoth and New York Saints in the National Lacrosse League (NLL), as well as the Bridgeport Barrage, Baltimore Bayhawks, Denver Outlaws, and Long Island Lizards in Major League Lacrosse (MLL). Throughout his career, Brian earned six All-Star selections, including being named the MVP of the MLL All-Star Game.

A graduate of St. Anthony's High School, one of the nation’s top lacrosse programs, Brian’s impact on the field began early. He went on to attend Hofstra University, where he continued to build his reputation as a standout player. His number, 6, was retired by the Colorado Mammoth in 2012 and is proudly displayed in the rafters of the Ball Arena. As a member of the Mammoth, Brian recorded over 500 points, making him the fourth-leading American-born scorer in league history. In 2003, he was named Rookie of the Year, and in 2006, he played a pivotal role in the Mammoth’s only NLL Championship to date, scoring four goals and adding three assists in the final game. Additionally, Brian represented Team USA in the 2011 World Championships in Prague, Czech Republic. He was recently inducted into the St. Anthony's High School Sports Hall of Fame, solidifying his legacy in the New York lacrosse community.

Coaching Career
Brian’s coaching career began in 1999, and since moving to Colorado, he has become a well-respected figure in the high school and youth lacrosse communities. He was the head coach at Arapahoe High School and later served as the Offensive Coordinator for Cherry Creek High School, leading the team to a state championship in 2010. He has also coached at Highlands Ranch High School and Legend High School.

At the youth level, Brian has coached thousands of players. He co-founded Doco Lacrosse Club and has led camps and clinics in Colorado for nearly two decades. In the spring, he has coached for programs like Hawks, Warriors, and DLC.

Coaching Philosophy
While Brian’s credentials are undeniably impressive, his true strength lies in his ability to communicate the game effectively with youth and high school players. With 16 years of experience teaching in the classroom, Brian understands the unique needs of his players and excels at connecting with them both on and off the field. His ability to inspire and teach the game of lacrosse is a testament to his dedication and passion for developing the next generation of players.


Coach Chase Clark

High School Director / Recruiting Coordinator

Coach Chase brings a wealth of experience to 6 Star Lacrosse, having built an impressive lacrosse career that began in high school. He played for both Arapahoe and Cherry Creek High Schools, earning numerous accolades throughout his career, including four-time All-Conference honors, four-time All-State selections, an All-American title, and a spot on the All-Colorado Team. At one point, he was ranked the #1 Long Stick Midfielder (LSM) in the nation and received 15 Division I scholarship offers before committing to the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC).

Chase’s lacrosse journey also took him into the Canadian Box Lacrosse ranks, where he played for the Burnaby Lakers in the Junior A Box Lacrosse League. He earned Rookie of the Year honors in 2009 and Import Player of the Year in 2010. Although his collegiate career was cut short by injury, he still earned two-time All-American honors. Chase continued to play for the Israel National Box Lacrosse Team and competed in the 2015 World Championship, where Israel made it to the bronze medal game against the USA.

Coach Clark’s true passion lies in coaching and helping players get recruited to the next level. He began his coaching career as the Defensive Coordinator for Team Colorado, mentoring numerous players who went on to play at top Division I programs. He also served as an assistant coach at Colorado Mesa University, where his defense was recognized for having the best man-down percentage in NCAA Division II and for forcing the most turnovers. Chase then took on the role of Head Coach at Grand Junction High School, where the program saw its most successful seasons. Afterward, he became the Defensive Coordinator for Mountain Vista High School before stepping into the Head Coaching role at Legend High School, where he has been for the past five years. At Legend, Coach Clark has helped develop numerous All-State and All-Conference players, including two All-Americans in 2024 and a state semi final appearance.

In addition to coaching, Coach Clark serves as the Director of Recruiting at 6 Star Lacrosse, working closely with players to help them navigate the recruiting process and reach their collegiate goals.

Coach Clark’s coaching philosophy revolves around helping athletes reach their full potential—both on and off the field—through hard work, dedication, and discipline. He has a unique ability to connect with young players, particularly in teaching defensive techniques in a way that is both engaging and easy to understand. This is one of Coach Clark's true gifts.


Ryder Clark

Youth Director / Recruiting Coordinator

Ryder is a gifted communicator who has a wealth of knowledge and patience. As a player at Cherry Creek High School, Ryder was an All-American defenseman. He was chosen to the All-State team 3 times and was a key member of the 2010 state championship team. Ryder played his college ball at Colorado Mesa University where he was a 3x All-RMAC 1st Team all league, a pre-season All-American, and a member of the All-Decade team. Ryder is one of those coaches that the kids love playing for. He is always coaching, communicating, and keeping the players accountable, but he manages to do so in a positive fashion that keeps our young players focused on playing their best. Ryder enjoys watching MMA in his free time.


Coach Joey Betori

Coach Joey began his lacrosse journey in high school in Toledo, Ohio, and quickly developed a passion for the game. He went on to play four years with Marquette University's Club Lacrosse team, culminating in a championship win during his senior year. Joey’s transition to coaching began after college, where he gained valuable experience as the varsity and JV defensive coordinator at several high schools in Wisconsin.

His coaching career continued to grow as he returned to Marquette University, where he took on the role of Assistant Head Coach and Defensive Coordinator for the university’s club lacrosse team. Joey then moved to Nashville, where he became the Assistant Head Coach and Defensive Coordinator for Vanderbilt University's Men's Lacrosse team. His time in Nashville further honed his skills in coaching and leadership, helping the team improve both defensively and strategically.

In 2018, Joey relocated to Denver, where he joined 6 Star Lacrosse in the summer of 2019. Since then, he has continued to apply his experience and passion for the game to coach youth and high school players, helping develop strong defensive units and fostering a deep understanding of the game.

Joey is an avid lover of lacrosse and a lifelong student of the game. With over 12 years of experience in coaching, playing, and working tournaments, he is constantly looking for new ways to grow as a coach and further contribute to the lacrosse community. His dedication to the sport and to the players he coaches makes him a standout member of the 6 Star Lacrosse family.


Coach Kevin Farrington

Coach Kevin Farrington, a native of Baltimore, Maryland, had an exceptional lacrosse career beginning at Loyola-Blakefield High School, where he was an HS All-American and played on two state championship teams in the competitive MIAA conference. His high school success paved the way for a standout collegiate career at the US Naval Academy. While at Navy, Coach Farrington earned 2-time Division I All-American honors and currently ranks #3 on Navy’s All-Time saves list. He also still holds the record for saves in a single game at Navy, with an impressive 27 saves in a 9-3 victory over the University of Maryland. For his remarkable achievements, he was inducted into both the US Naval Academy Athletic Hall of Fame and the Lacrosse Hall of Fame.

Following his graduation from the Naval Academy, Coach Farrington served as an officer in the US Marine Corps, further exemplifying his leadership and commitment to excellence. After transitioning into coaching, he spent 10 years in central Florida, where he coached at Hagerty High School, Bishop Moore High School, and Winter Springs High School. During this time, his teams won 4 district championships and advanced to the Final 16 in Florida twice. In 2016, he was honored with the US Lacrosse High School Assistant Coach of the Year award for Central Florida, a testament to his dedication to developing players and the game.

In addition to his coaching at the high school level, Coach Farrington played a key role in youth lacrosse in Florida. He served on the Board of Directors for a local youth lacrosse program and helped establish and run two youth travel clubs: Sweetlax and Team Florida. As a head coach for both organizations, he worked with players at both the high school and youth levels, helping to build competitive, development-focused programs that have produced top talent in Florida.

Since relocating to Colorado in 2017, Coach Farrington has continued his coaching career, working with both high school and youth teams. He has coached at Cherokee Trail High School and Legend High School, bringing his wealth of experience and leadership to these programs. He has also been an integral part of the Hawks and Warriors youth lacrosse programs, focusing on player development and instilling a passion for the game.

Coach Farrington’s coaching philosophy centers on discipline, hard work, and continuous improvement, values he learned during his time as a player and military officer. He emphasizes the importance of building strong fundamentals, fostering teamwork, and developing leadership on and off the field.

Favorite Quote:
There is no substitute for hard work. ~Thomas Edison

Coach Leif Hovda

Coach Leif Hovda, a native of Highlands Ranch, Colorado, played high school lacrosse at Thunder Ridge and for the FCA Lacrosse club. After a successful high school career, he continued his playing career at Colorado Mesa University before transferring to CU Denver, where he helped start the club lacrosse program.

Leif began his coaching career during his senior year of high school with the local Spartans youth club. He then moved to Texas, where he coached at Boerne High School in San Antonio and with the Tacos Lacrosse Club. Upon returning to Colorado, he coached for DLC and True Lacrosse, continuing to develop his coaching philosophy and skills before joining Six Star Lacrosse.

Coach Hovda brings a high-energy coaching style and a deep understanding of the game to every practice. His ability to break down complex strategies and communicate them in a way that excites and engages players has made him a standout coach. After serving as the offensive coordinator at Thunder Ridge, he is now in his fourth year as the offensive coordinator at Rock Canyon High School, where his focus on developing both individual skills and team play has led to great success.

In addition to his coaching career, Coach Leif continues to play for the Mexico National Box Lacrosse Team, bringing an international perspective to his work. His passion for the game and his ability to connect with players at all levels make him an invaluable part of the Sixers program, where he coaches both middle school and high school athletes, helping them reach their full potential.


Coach Shawn Zordani

Coach Shawn Zordani comes from a proud Colorado lacrosse family, with a deep-rooted legacy in the state’s lacrosse community. He was a 1st Team All-State selection at Heritage High School in 2006 and finished second in the state for total points in 2005. His standout high school career paved the way for his college success at Salisbury University, where he helped lead the team to two National Championships in 2008 and 2011. In his senior year, Shawn served as team captain and earned the prestigious Charles Clark Award, given for outstanding leadership.

After college, Coach Zordani transitioned into coaching, starting as an assistant coach at Colorado Academy from 2013-2017. There, he helped develop talented players and contributed to the growth of the program. In 2018, he took on his first head coaching position at Brentwood School in Los Angeles, where he led the team to a Los Angeles Section Division 2 Runner-Up finish in 2019. Upon returning to Colorado, Coach Zordani continued his coaching career at Columbine High School from 2019-2022, where he built a competitive program and mentored athletes to reach their full potential.

In 2023, Coach Zordani became the head coach at Rock Canyon High School, where he continues to make a lasting impact in Colorado lacrosse. Throughout his coaching career, he has helped hundreds of players reach their college aspirations, providing mentorship, guidance, and training to help them achieve their dreams of playing at the next level. Whether through direct coaching or recruiting guidance, Coach Zordani has been instrumental in shaping the futures of countless athletes who have gone on to play at top collegiate programs.

Coach Zordani works closely with both the middle school and high school programs at Six Star Lacrosse, bringing his extensive coaching experience and passion for the game to players at all levels. His philosophy is centered on developing well-rounded athletes, fostering a lifelong love for lacrosse, and maintaining a high standard of play—values instilled in him by his family’s long-standing involvement in Colorado lacrosse. His leadership and commitment to his players continue to inspire and elevate the Colorado lacrosse community.


Coach Siracusa (Goose)

Coach Siracusa, also known as Goose, grew up on Long Island, NY, where he attended New Hyde Park Memorial High School and earned three varsity letters in lacrosse. He went on to continue his lacrosse career at Lycoming College in Williamsport, PA, where he played for four years and developed a solid foundation for his future coaching career.

After graduating, Coach Goose moved to Colorado, where he began his teaching and coaching journey at George Washington High School. There, he helped build a successful lacrosse program and developed several elite-level prospects. His success at George led to a position as the defensive coordinator at Valor Christian, where he worked alongside lacrosse legend John Grant Jr. During his time at Valor, Coach Goose's teams made three Final Four appearances and won a Colorado 4A state championship.

After three years at Valor, Coach Siracusa became the head coach at Rock Canyon High School, where he led the team to consistent top-10 rankings in the state. His leadership played a key role in Rock Canyon’s continued success. Following his four years at Rock Canyon, Coach Goose joined Mountain Vista High School as an assistant coach. In 2023, he helped lead the Golden Eagles to a Colorado 5A state championship and was named the 5A "Assistant Coach of the Year" in 2024.

At Sixers Lacrosse, Coach Siracusa works with the youth and middle school teams while also providing valuable support to the high school program. He brings his passion for the game, his experience, and his positive personality to every practice and game. Coach Goose is excited for another successful spring season at Mountain Vista and continues to be a key asset to both the Sixers Lacrosse program and the local lacrosse community. His infectious enthusiasm and love for the game are just a few of the reasons we are proud to have him on our coaching staff.


Coach Trevor Jones

Coach Trevor Jones, originally from San Diego, has developed a deep passion for lacrosse since the age of 7. Over the years, he has gained a wealth of experience both as a player and a coach. His coaching career began at Thunder Ridge High School, where he served as both an assistant coach and later as head coach. During his tenure, Coach Jones led the team to some of the most successful seasons in the program's history, helping several players earn All-Conference and All-State honors.

Coach Jones has a unique ability to connect with his players, a skill that is rooted in his background as an educator. His approach goes beyond developing lacrosse skills—he focuses on building trust, understanding, and strong relationships with each player. This foundation helps foster an environment where athletes can grow both on and off the field.

Currently, Coach Jones serves as an assistant coach and goalie coach at Legend High School, while also coaching with Six Star Lacrosse Club. In 2024, he helped lead Legend to a state semifinal appearance, demonstrating his strong tactical knowledge of both offense and defense, especially from a goalie's perspective. After working with the 2025 team, he now focuses on developing youth and middle school players, passing on his passion for the game and helping them reach their full potential.

Coach Jones’s goal is not only to teach key lacrosse skills but to inspire players to develop a lifelong love for the game, while also helping them grow as athletes and individuals.


Alanna Gilbertson

Alanna Gilbertson grew up in Manhasset, New York, a town renowned for its competitive lacrosse program. A multi-sport athlete, she played field hockey, basketball, and lacrosse throughout all four years of high school. Alanna’s passion for lacrosse led her to George Mason University in Virginia, where she played Division I lacrosse and further honed her skills on the field.

After moving to Colorado, Alanna realized there was no girls' lacrosse program in Highlands Ranch, so she took it upon herself to start one at Thunder Ridge High School. As the head varsity coach, she grew the program from just 25 athletes—many of whom had never played lacrosse before—into one of the top 10 programs in the state, with nearly 90 girls trying out for the team each year. Under her leadership, Thunder Ridge became a powerhouse in Colorado girls’ lacrosse. Her success and dedication earned her "Coach of the Year" honors three times, and she also had the honor of serving as the Head Coach for the Continental League in the Colorado State All-Star Game.

Alanna's leadership extends beyond coaching. She served as the President of the Colorado State Lacrosse Association (CSLA) board of directors for five years, overseeing the governance of high school lacrosse programs across Colorado. She also chaired several important committees, including the US Lacrosse All-American Committee, the Colorado State Annual All-Star Game, and the National Team for Team Colorado, where she managed all aspects of team logistics, including travel and scheduling.

Alanna’s passion for lacrosse goes beyond her role as a coach—she has been involved in the sport in various capacities throughout her life, from player to administrator to parent. This extensive experience has given her a unique perspective, allowing her to anticipate the needs of both players and parents, making her an invaluable resource within the lacrosse community.

Alanna is excited about continuing her work to help young athletes reach their full potential, and she is dedicated to fostering a positive and supportive environment for all players.

Favorite Quote:
Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen. ~ Michael Jordan

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