Boys’ Varsity Lacrosse
Who We Are
The lacrosse program at St. George's is dedicated to preparing players to excel at the college level. Emphasis is placed on player development through off-season speed and weight training, as well as student-led free play and pick up games. In-season development is led by our experienced coaches and culminates in our competition in the Independent School League regular season and tournament.
On top of skill development, our program emphasizes the importance of being a well-rounded individual who succeeds on the field, as well as in the classroom and in the community. Great people make great teams, and we aim to be great by following three core tenets:
"Without one fear"
One of our three tenets comes from a verse in the St. George's Day hymn, "Without one fear, all foes to face." "Without one fear" reminds us to take on any challenges or obstacles that confront us with courage.
"Amor Fati"
Our players are passionate about the game and value academic excellence, community service, and sportsmanship. Our coaches work closely throughout the year with each player to help them develop the skills and mindset needed to succeed both on and off the field. Our second tenet "Amor Fati" (A love of fate) reminds us that we need to accept circumstances as they come to us and use them to fuel the passion we have for our work, our team, and our community.
"Leave places better than you found them."
We are committed to creating a supportive and inclusive environment where all players feel valued and respected. We encourage our players to be leaders both on and off the field and to use their skills and talents to make a positive impact in their communities, leaving people and places better than they once were. We clean up after ourselves and take care of those who take care of us.
We encourage players who want to be a part of our program to fill out the prospective student athlete form and email Head Coach Charlie Congleton at charlie_congleton@stgeorges.
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Head Coach
Charlie Congleton arrived at St. George's School in 2021 after he served as the Head Coach of varsity lacrosse and taught math and coached football and hockey during his second stint at Eaglebrook from 2018 to 2021.
Charlie was a starter all four years at Groton School receiving All-ISL honors his senior year, captain of the football team and member of the hockey team. At Wesleyan University, Congleton was a three-year starting goaltender and led the Cardinals to the NESCAC tournament finals and to the program's first NCAA semifinal earning 1st Team All-NESCAC honors. As a captain senior year, Charlie again led the Cardinals to the NESCAC tournament finals and another NCAA semifinal with a record of 18-3. In 2007 he garnered 1st Team All-NESCAC and USILA DIII 3rd Team All-American selections. Charlie received Wesleyan's Carl R. Ahrens memorial award, presented to the top contributor to men's athletics at the college.
In 2008 and 2009, Charlie transitioned from player to coach and served as an assistant coach under John Tillman at Harvard University working with the defense and goalies. From 2010 to 2012, Charlie ventured to the Eaglebrook School and was the varsity coach where he developed multiple athletes into future high school and college lacrosse players. From 2013 to 2017, Charlie returned to Wesleyan University as an assistant coach under Head Coach John Raba, the NESCAC's winningest coach. Charlie was the recruiting coordinator for the program and responsible for coaching goaltenders and assisted in both the defense and offense teams. During his time at Wesleyan, Charlie had a hand in coaching 17 All-Americans and three DIII position players of the year. He helped guide the 2017 team to a program best 20-2 record, a NESCAC Championship and an appearance in the NCAA Semifinal. That season, the coaching staff at Wesleyan received the IMLCA Northeast Region Coaching Staff of the Year award and the team received the NILOA James "Ace" Adams Sportsmanship Award.
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Cam Marchant joined the St. George’s lacrosse program in 2025. He spent the previous eight years at the Noble and Greenough School (Nobles) in Dedham, MA as an assistant lacrosse coach, junior class dean, and Spanish teacher. Nobles won the ISL Championship in boys lacrosse in 2018, 2022, and 2023. Marchant’s former players have played, currently play, or will play for Cornell, Princeton, Penn, Harvard, Dartmouth, Virginia, Navy, Notre Dame, Boston University, Tufts, Middlebury, MIT, and Haverford, amongst others. A member of Nobles’ Athletics Hall of Fame, Marchant was a three-sport Co-Captain in football, hockey, and lacrosse and winner of the 2002 Nobles Shield Award recognizing the most respected senior male athlete.
After Nobles, Cam played defensive midfield for the Cornell University lacrosse team and served as Co-Captain in 2006. The team won or tied for the Ivy League Championship in each of Cam’s four seasons and participated in the NCAA Division 1 Lacrosse Tournament in 2004, 2005, and 2006. Cam was awarded the 2006 Mario St. George Boiardi ’04 Leadership Award given to the Cornell senior student-athlete who “most embodies leadership, athleticism, and a strong work ethic.”
Following his Phi Beta Kappa graduation from Cornell’s College of Arts & Sciences, Marchant spent ten years at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in New York City, returning to the world of education in 2016. In addition to coaching lacrosse at St. George’s, Cam teaches Spanish and serves as the dorm head of Arden Hall. He resides in Arden with his wife Nora, twin daughters Luna and Soleil, and their dog Xena. Whenever there is an opportunity, he can be found surfing at Second Beach. -
AJ Karofsky is a Barrington, Rhode Island native and attended St. Andrews in Barrington RI, where he graduated from in 2014. He then went to play college lacrosse at Regis College in Weston, Massachusetts and graduated in 2018 with a degree in Sports Management. After college, AJ coached in Southern California in Huntington Beach for three years before he returned to Rhode Island. AJ is currently attending Adelphi University and pursuing a master's
degree in Sports Management.
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