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Head
Coach
Dom Starsia
University of Virginia
Division I |
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| Brief Bio |
“Widely regarded
as one of the best teachers, motivators and tacticians of the
game, Dom Starsia is in his 11th season as head men’s lacrosse
coach at Virginia.
Starsia owns a 10-year record of 110-40 at UVa (.733), while
compiling a career mark of 211-86 (.710) in 20 seasons. He claimed
his 100th coaching victory at Virginia when the Cavaliers defeated
Drexel 20-5 to open the 2002 season. Starsia recorded his 200th
career coaching victory the year before, in May of 2001, in UVa’s
11-8 win over Butler.”
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| Number of Seasons Coaching the
Cavaliers |
11 |
| Importance of Goalie
Position |
If I was starting a franchise,
my top two draft choices would be a goalie and an attackman. No
one quite impacts a game like a goalie.....nothing lifts a team
like that unexpected save. We always say the great goalies get all
the shots they are supposed to and half the ones they shouldn't.
If you had to choose between a great goalie and a fair set of defensemen
or, the other way around, I think you go with the former every time.
An experienced goalie can also be a very effective quarterback at
the defensive end but, you are looking for that "ball stopping"
ability first and foremost. |
Who's his Goalie, recognized as
HOT by Goalie Nation?
Tillman
Johnson
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