Medaille University Men's Lacrosse

Printup joins the Medaille Mavericks as the assistant coach for his first season. He brings over thirty years of experience and a wealth of knowledge to the team. Prior to coming to Medaille, h e played for the St. Catharines Spartans in the Junior B division of Canada, captaining it for two of the three years he played. In his final year, Printup received All-Star and Defensive Player of the Year honors with the Spartans. His last year of junior eligibility was spent playing with the St. Catharines Athletics in the Junior A division.  With the Athletics, they won the Eastern Canada and the National Canadian Championship Minto Cup in 2001.  After graduating from Junior A in Canada, he played for three years with the Niagara/ Fort Erie Hawks in the Senior B division. Recently, Printup has played for the Tuscarora Tomahawks that play out of the same Can-Am Senior B division. Coach Printup also played for four years at Niagara-Wheatfield High School. He was a varsity starter all four years and led the team in scoring for two years and also led them to two Section-VI championship games, and earned All-Western New York 1 st Team. (updated 02/24/15)

Felicetti today as the next head coach of the Men's Lacrosse program. "Medaille is fortunate to have found a former Division I player with not only high playing success but coaching experience at all levels," DeKay said. "Frank has coached locally as well as in Florida and has many contacts within the local market which makes him a valuable asset to our men's program." Felicetti has over twenty years of experience between playing and coaching lacrosse. In high school, Felicetti played at Niagara Wheatfield where Darris Kilgour, former Buffalo Bandits player and coach, coached him. He then moved on to play defense at Canisius College in the late 90's. Felicetti transitioned into coaching eight years ago and has coached both men and women at the junior varsity and varsity levels. "With the combination of my coaching philosophy and experience, I plan to build on the foundation that Coach Carbery has built through hard work and dedication," Felicetti said.  "I am both excited and honored to lead the Men's Lacrosse team this year at Medaille." Felicetti earned a degree in Public Relations from Oswego State.  He currently works as a teacher in the public schools. Frank Felicetti Head Coach Men's Lacrosse Medaille College Athletic Director, Amy M. DeKay, introduced Frank Felicetti today as the next head coach of the Men's Lacrosse program. "Medaille is fortunate to have found a former Division I player with not only high playing success but coaching experience at all levels," DeKay said. "Frank has coached locally as well as in Florida and has many contacts within the local market which makes him a valuable asset to our men's program." Felicetti has over twenty years of experience between playing and coaching lacrosse. In high school, Felicetti played at Niagara Wheatfield where Darris Kilgour, former Buffalo Bandits player and coach, coached him. He then moved on to play defense at Canisius College in the late 90's. Felicetti transitioned into coaching eight years ago and has coached both men and women at the junior varsity and varsity levels. "With the combination of my coaching philosophy and experience, I plan to build on the foundation that Coach Carbery has built through hard work and dedication," Felicetti said.  "I am both excited and honored to lead the Men's Lacrosse team this year at Medaille." Felicetti earned a degree in Public Relations from Oswego State.  He currently works as a teacher in the public schools.