ABOUT TIGER LACROSSE
Jackson-Reed Tiger Lacrosse is the only public school lacrosse team in Washington DC. In partnership with Jackson-Reed High School, we operate as a club that is self-funded through fundraising and player dues. The team consists of players of all levels and all high school grades. Because we are the only team in the DC public school system, we welcome those student-athletes who wish to pursue lacrosse, but don't have a team at their school.
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Upcoming Events
Alumni Game: Faceoff at 10am: Saturday, 1 June @ JRHS Stadium
Contact Jackson-Reed Lacrosse
If you wish to contact Jackson-Reed Tiger Lacrosse to learn more about the program, request to schedules games, or contact Coach Rio or the Board of Directors, please email us at jrboyslacrosse@gmail.com
Support Jackson-Reed TIGER Lacrosse
Please Donate to Tiger Lacrosse by using the below link. We appreciate your support!
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Alumni Information
2023 Alumni Team
The 2nd Annual Alumni Game will be held on Saturday, 1 June. Faceoff will be 10am. Following the game, we will serve Marty's Famous Hotdogs. We hope that you can join us.
To register for the 2024 Alumni Game, please contact us at jrboyslacrosse@gmail.com
TEAM SCHEDULE
RECORD
Opponent
@ Flint Hill
Meridian JV @ JRHS
DC International @ JRHS
@ Gonzaga JV
The Heights @ JRHS
@ Bishop McNamara
Sandy Springs FS @ JRHS
@ Maret
@ Alexandria City High School
@ DCI
Wakefield @ JRHS
Georgetown Day School @ JRHS
@ Sandy Springs FS
Outcome
L
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
L
L
Score
3-9
1`7-2
8-11
4-5
8-6
5-3
6-5
9-7
11-5
8-5
8-6
11-8
6-5
Player of the Game
Marley Conner
Nathan Liebman
Nathan Liebman
Nick Black
Ben Martin and Martin Welles
Nick Black and Sam Bensky
Martin Welles
Alex Ash
Jack Bernards
Chris Starghill
Victor Sorkin-Mobbs
Finn Escher
Alex Ash
COACHES
Head Coach Rio Osborne
Rio Osborne returns for his second year as the Head Coach of the Jackson-Reed Lacrosse Team. Coach Osborne is a former player, who graduated in 2014 from Wilson High School (now named Jackson-Reed). In 2019 he graduated from Florida State University with a BS in International Affairs. He is now in technology sales.
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