Boys' Lacrosse

The Blair lacrosse program was founded in 1972 and builds upon a number of ideals that have served Blair students well over the years. We are a program that builds from the bottom up, bringing in top talent in the freshman and sophomore classes and mentoring and molding them into varsity players, typically during sophomore and junior year. The JV and varsity teams are one unit, one program and one family to which players will belong throughout their Blair careers.

Our team members have multiple development opportunities during the off-season to improve their game. Sunday clinics throughout the fall are focused on skill development, player-led practices during the winter focus on team unity and stick skill improvement while a full lacrosse program trip to Florida during March break provides the opportunity to play against some great teams before the season begins.

Head coach Teddy Wenner '96 encourages multi-sport athletes and helps players create a plan and schedule that enables them to improve their lacrosse while participating in other sports during the year. For those who wish to continue to play in college, Coach Wenner works closely with players to determine which school is the right fit—both athletically and academically—and advocates for them throughout the admission process. Whether a student has the desire and ability to play at the next level or simply wants to have a great high school lacrosse experience, they can do either at Blair.

Blair competes in the Mid-Atlantic Prep League (MAPL) against some of the top teams in New Jersey, including Peddie, Hun and Lawrenceville, all of which are perennial members of the New Jersey Star-Ledger Top 15. In addition to MAPL schools, we compete against a host of public and private schools in the area. Many of our players go on to compete at the college level. We have sent players to Lehigh University, Gettysburg College, Amherst College, Drew University, Franklin & Marshall, Hartwick College, Middlebury College, Lafayette College and Bates, to name just a few.

If you have questions or are interested in learning more about our great program, please feel free to email Coach Wenner.

Meet Coach Wenner

Teddy Wenner ’96 joined Blair’s admission team in 2012, relocating to Blairstown, New Jersey, from Seattle. After graduating from Blair, Teddy earned a BS in European history from the United States Military Academy at West Point. He then entered the Army as a field artillery officer and was assigned to live in Germany, where he spent most of his career on deployment operations in Macedonia, Turkey and Iraq. He later transitioned to the business world, moving to Arizona and Washington before returning to education at his alma mater.

At Blair, Teddy serves as an associate dean of admission, the director of financial aid and head boys’ lacrosse coach. He is a houseparent in Insley Hall, a freshman and sophomore boys’ dorm, where he lives with his wife, Teresa, son, Archie, 7, and daughter, Elsie, 4. An avid outdoorsman, Teddy enjoys hiking, running, snowshoeing and any time spent outside, especially with his family.

Contact Coach Wenner at wenne@blair.edu for any questions.

Meet Coach Ryerson

Mike Ryerson joined Blair's science department in 2009 after completing his undergraduate work at the State University of New York College at Geneseo in 2009. He teaches physics and astronomy and is a coach of the boys' lacrosse team. Mike and his wife, Andee, are co-housemasters of Lock Hall, where they reside with their two sons.

Meet Coach Goggins

Tim Goggins joined Blair's history faculty in 2013 as a teacher of global issues, U.S. history and western civilization. He currently serves as the School’s assistant dean of admission, social media coordinator and class of 2019 monitor. Tim earned a bachelor’s degree in history with a concentration in leadership studies at Williams College in 2012. Prior to Blair, he worked at Wyoming Seminary Preparatory School in Kingston, Pennsylvania, as a history teaching intern, assistant varsity soccer coach and head varsity lacrosse coach. Tim is the housemaster of Blair’s Lakeside Hall, and he serves as an assistant coach to the girls’ varsity soccer and boys’ varsity lacrosse teams.

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View photos from the past few seasons on Blair's Photoshelter or past years on Blair's Flickr.

The Blair lacrosse program was founded in 1972 and builds upon a number of ideals that have served Blair students well over the years. Blair's JV program is designed to grow and develop young players so that they will eventually feed into the varsity program. JV players range from those who are new to the sport to those who have been playing for many years. At practices, we work to develop players at every level of talent so that all progress and improve their game.

JV-level players are encouraged to attend the lacrosse program's spring break trip each year and participate in our many preseason activities. We are one program, both JV and varsity. Not only is it important for our young men to play with more experienced players, it is just as important for our varsity players to have the opportunity to mentor and set an example for our young guys.

At Blair, we push you to be the best you can be, and we look forward to having you be a part of our lacrosse program.

Meet Coach Anthony

Rob Anthony arrived at Blair in 2002 after teaching for three years at public schools in New York, Hawaii and North Carolina, and five years at Escuela Campo Alegre, a private international school in Caracas, Venezuela. Robin received his bachelor’s degree in mathematics education from the State University of New York College at Buffalo in 1993 and earned his master’s in education at The College of New Jersey in 2002. During his years at Blair, he has taught a variety of math courses, including algebra 1 and algebra 2 honors, pre-calculus and pre-calculus honors, and senior calculus. During his tenure, Robin has been housemaster of West Hall and South Cottage and assistant housemaster of Insley Hall. He currently resides in the Ciancia House with his wife, Rhonda, and their three boys, Elijah ’20, Ethan and Joshua.

View directions to athletic events.

View photos from the past few seasons on Blair's Photoshelter or past years on Blair's Flickr.