Testimonials
What has your experience been here at IMG Academies compared to other places you have trained?
“It has a more personal feel for sure. The 1-1 attention during our training sessions is what I love. Normally there a lot of kids where I train at home and you get list; here it’s just us.”
What is the coaching staff like?
“The coaches are awesome. Having the head coach from the Chicago Machine training us, it’s just something you can’t get anywhere else.”
-Camper Jeff R. (Canada)
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How has the coaching staff been at the IMG Academies?
“They are by far the most experience coaches I have ever worked with. Stretching, strategy, technique, and the specifics of the game, they know it all. I just think most of all they are good guys. They want us to have fun and its awesome here.”
What is the environment like here?
“The environment is awesome. The fields are nice and the training is great. I have made a lot of good friends and I can’t think of a better camp to be at.”
-Camper Connor M. (Winston-Salem, NC)
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What is the coaching staff like?
“They are great because they make sure you improve. You are going to be better at the end of the week than when you started and that’s what is important. They really care about all of us.”
-Camper Reed S. (Ft. Myers, FL)
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“The IMG Lacrosse Academy is a great idea because it’s the right place for instruction and attention to fundamentals and techniques. The best players in Major League Lacrosse are those who are focused on instructional camps, and the IMG Lacrosse Academy understands this.”
-Ted Garber, former UMass head lacrosse coach




IMG Lacrosse Academy camps are led by lacrosse veteran Patrick Haley. Born and raised in Maryland, Patrick has played and coached lacrosse for 20 years. He played high school lacrosse for St. Mary’s Annapolis in the powerful MIAA-A conference before playing two years at Towson University for Tony Seaman, then transferring to Florida State where he led his team in 2007 with 30 goals and 21 assists. Prior to IMG, Patrick coached at every different age group for the La Jolla Lacrosse Club in San Diego, CA, where he played for top team Quicksilver Lacrosse Club.
