Graham Driscoll Goalie Instruction

I started playing youth lacrosse at the age of seven, and from my very first season, I embraced the challenge of being a goalie. The position fascinated me, and I was eager to learn everything I could about it. I spent countless hours watching games, seeking advice from coaches, and training with experienced goalies to deepen my understanding. These efforts helped me progress through recreational leagues, select teams, and eventually high school competition. To refine my skills and enhance my lacrosse IQ, I attended elite training programs such as Bill Pilat's Goalie School, Goaliesmith, and the APEX Goalie 350 clinics.

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Mastering the position is a gradual process, with players absorbing valuable lessons over time. The learning journey never truly stops, and many goalies eventually realize that some of the most critical aspects of the game extend far beyond just handling the stick and ball.

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After a rewarding high school career at Pope High School and participation in local and national club lacrosse, I was recruited to play NCAA Division III lacrosse at Centre College in Danville, KY. It was a proud moment for me, as my head coach—a four-year starting goalie at UNC, an All-American, and a Tewaaraton Award nominee—recognized my character, academic dedication, and abilities as a player.

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Now, I’m excited to help goalies elevate their skills, sharpen their IQ, and deepen their passion for the game.

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