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Personalized Lacrosse Coaching

At Evolve Lacrosse, small groups aren’t a feature. They’re the whole point. Founded by Scott Coccaro, Evolve was built around a simple idea: players develop faster when they get more touches, more feedback, and more opportunities to play.

 

Less Standing. More Playing. More Coaching.

Large clinics are often designed to accommodate as many players as possible. Evolve is designed to develop each player. We intentionally keep our groups small so every athlete is involved. That means more reps, more touches, more meaningful coaching, and less time standing in line waiting for a turn. Every player is seen. Every player is coached.

 

Training That Adapts to the Player

No two athletes develop the same way—or at the same pace. Small-group training allows our coaches to adjust sessions based on the players in front of them. We can challenge advanced players, reinforce fundamentals where they're needed, and provide immediate feedback without slowing down the entire group. The goal isn't simply to run players through drills. It's to help each player become a better lacrosse player.

 

Skills With a Purpose

We believe players learn the game by playing the game. Technical skills matter, but they become meaningful when athletes learn when, where, and why to use them. That's why Evolve combines skill development with small-sided games, competition, decision-making, and realistic game situations. Players don't just learn how to play. They learn how to play the game.

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Questions? Contact Scott Directly

Text | 435.962.2000

Email | evolvelax39@gmail.com

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About Scott

Scott grew up on Long Island, New York, where he began playing lacrosse, football, and wrestling at a young age. He went on to compete at the collegiate level in both football and wrestling, while staying connected to lacrosse whenever possible.

 

In June 2013, Scott relocated with his family to Park City, Utah. When his son became involved with the Park City Youth Lacrosse Organization (PCYLO), Scott’s passion for the sport was reignited, leading him to begin coaching. Over more than a decade with PCYLO, he not only coached but also served in leadership roles across the organization, including serving as President. Scott recently finished coaching at Highland High School as a varsity assistant, and this summer, he'll rejoin the Park City Youth Lacrosse Organization as a board member and the Boys Director of Player and Coach Development.

Outside of lacrosse, Scott leads a high-performance professional services team that combines technical and business expertise to help clients reach their business objectives. Scott and his wife have two wonderful kids and two wonderful dogs. 

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