Andrew Kirkaldy is originally from Red Deer, Alberta, Canada. He played in the Red Deer Minor lacrosse program before joining the Calgary Jr. A Raiders 2002-2005, culminating in a 2005 Provincial Championship and a Canadian National Championship Minto Cup finals appearance. Andrew was drafted by the Calgary Roughnecks in 2005. He played his Collegiate field lacrosse for the Gordon College Fighting Scots from 2006-2010, earning the TCCC Rookie of the Year in 2006. A prolific goal scorer, Andrew was the 2x leading scorer for the Fighting Scots, Captained the team in his senior year and was a 3x First Team All-Conference. Andrew played his Canadian professional box lacrosse for the Senior A Nanaimo Timberman of the WLA and was the Keith Mann award winner in 2009. Andrew began coaching in 2012 for the Haverhill High School boys field lacrosse team where, in only his first year, he was selected Head Coach of the Year in the Merrimack Valley Conference and, in 2013, as the assistant coach at Fairfield Prep, help the team win a Class L State Championship. Andrew joined 3d Lacrosse to help coach youth and HS boys and girls, both on the field and in the box from 2014-2018. After coaching with 3d Lacrosse in New England, he started the 3d Tri-State office with Dave Dobbins, former associate head coach at Ohio State. Currently, Andrew is the Head Coach and Associate Director of Admissions at Trinity-Pawling School. In the Fall of 2022, Andrew coached the U-18 US Indoor team; finishing second. Andrew resides in Pawling, NY with his three son’s.

Ryan Tirelli, Played High School Lacrosse at Yorktown High School and then went on to play division 3 Lacrosse at Mount Ida College, where he won conference championships and was named captain senior year.  Post college, Ryan started his coaching career at New Rochelle High School for one season where he then left for Briarcliff High School.  Ryan has been at Briarcliff for 7 years now, holding positions of modified head coach, JV head coach, varsity assistant and now Head Coach where he now continues to be today.  Ryan came to us for 2020’s last season and now co-coaches the 2028 team.