Tap grew up in Owings Mills, MD and played three sports for the Gilman School.  Tap played his collegiate lacrosse at Yale University.  After graduation, Tap taught History and English at Gilman while also serving as a defensive assistant coach on the varsity lacrosse team.  In his three years as a varsity coach, Gilman won an MIAA championship in 2009 and finished as runner-up in 2008.  After leaving his teaching post at Gilman to attend law school, Tap volunteered as a part-time defensive assistant for Gilman’s fresh-soph team.  Tap has coached multiple years in our clinic, pocket, and tyker programs as both an assistant and head coach, and he serves as MLC's vice-president.

Joe Rosenbaum is a Baltimore native and three-sport athlete who first picked up a lacrosse stick in 8th grade. A member of the McDonogh School Hall of Fame, Joe was a USILA All-American and 3x All-Metro in lacrosse, a National Prep All-American in wrestling, and a Baltimore Sun All-Metro defensive end in football. He earned 12 varsity letters, was twice captain of both McDonogh and Maryland's Bay State team and led McDonogh to its first MIAA championship in sixty years. Joe was an All Ivy long stick midfielder for Princeton, where he was a 2001 NCAA champion, 3x NCAA finalist, and 4x Ivy League champion in addition to winning the school's Fiction Prize. Joe has been coaching in both Maryland and California for over two decades at all levels and is proud to have been in the stands to watch his former players live out their dreams at the Final Four and beyond. Joe plays for the Bald Eagles and Greene Turtle mens' teams and splits his time between writing and tech. He has two sons in the MLC pipeline and has been coaching with MLC for four years.

Matt Bivons has over 35yrs of playing experience, winning a national championship with the University of Maryland Terps Club team and continues to play in several leagues. His true passion with lacrosse has been in coaching over the last 6 seasons with club, travel and rec teams for his 3 children. Matt has been a coach for MLC over the last 4 seasons and is excited to continue to develop the MLC program. Matt believes in helping the boys grow through strong fundamentals, kindness and courage.