Founder of Tony Lowe Lacrosse
Tony Lowe was a standout at Ward Melville High School, helping lead the team to a New York State Championship in 1997 and a finals appearance in 1998. At Lehigh University, he became one of the nation's top scorers — leading all NCAA Division I players with 43 goals his senior year, finishing his career with 101 goals, and earning All-Patriot League honors.
After his playing career, Tony channeled that experience into coaching and player development. He founded Tony Lowe Lacrosse, offering private training, camps, and clinics across the country. His work has earned national recognition — mentoring elite players like University of Michigan's Ryan Cohen, a Tewaaraton Watch List honoree.
At the core of his program is the Tony Lowe Method — an online training platform built on 20+ years of coaching experience. With over 400 instructional videos covering grip, footwork, technique, and game scenarios, it's one of the most comprehensive lacrosse development systems available.
Tony's philosophy is simple: elite performance starts with fundamentals. Technique, decision-making, and consistency outpace pure athleticism. Whether he's working with a young attacker learning to dodge or a defender honing footwork, the message is the same — build your base, then grow. His mission isn't just wins and losses. It's producing players who play with confidence, clarity, and love for the game.
