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EPISODE · Apr 24, 2025 · 1H 44M

High Point, Higher Standards: John Crawley Joins the Pod

from 3 Guys Many Games · host Stephen Sombrotto

In this conversation, John Crawley, head coach at High Point University, shares insights into his journey from a high school athlete to a college coach. He discusses the recruiting process, the importance of work ethic, and the influence of family values on his career. Crawley emphasizes the significance of honesty and communication in coaching, especially in the context of the transfer portal and player retention. He also reflects on the current season and his goals for the future of the lacrosse program at High Point University. In this conversation, John Crawley discusses the complexities of coaching and player development in lacrosse. He emphasizes the importance of honesty in player evaluations, the risks associated with transferring schools, and the need for players to commit to their teams. The discussion also highlights the significance of practice in achieving success, the value of mentorship, and the necessity of adapting coaching styles to fit the strengths of players. Additionally, Crawley shares insights on the impact of pickup games on player development and the importance of community engagement in sports.

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