Lacrosse - Men's Varsity

Record: 6-7

Head Varsity Coach: Jack Matthews
Assistant Varsity Coach: Jose Hernandez, Chris Rodriguez, Erinn O'Hara

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Men's Lacrosse Program Overview

Lacrosse has a long history at St. Mary’s Hall that includes three successive state championship triumphs from 1998-2000 and the school’s only Southwest Preparatory Conference championship in 2001. In keeping with the rich tradition of St. Mary’s Hall Lacrosse, the goal of the program is to push the student-athletes to achieve individual and team successes on and off the field. The Lacrosse program aims to build young men by focusing on critical skills such as teamwork, leadership, resilience, and more. Currently, the lacrosse program fields teams starting in the first grade all the way up to our Varsity team. Anyone interested in playing Lacrosse is encouraged to sign up and become part of the winning tradition.

For more information contact:

Jack Matthews
210-483-9100
jmatthews@smhall.org

Varsity Lacrosse Head Coach

Jack Matthews
jmatthews@smhall.org
(210) 483-9100

Coach Matthews grew up playing lacrosse in Baltimore, Maryland and was a member of Rutgers University Division I Lacrosse team while he earned his bachelor's degree. Upon graduation he moved to Manchester, England where he earned a master’s degree in history. Coach Matthews has spent his entire career teaching and coaching in independent schools and recently completed a master's degree in Sport Management from the University of Texas. He looks forward to his wife and two kids supporting the Baron’s at lacrosse games each spring.

Varsity Lacrosse Coach

Jose Hernandez
jhernandez@smhall.org
(210) 392-4873

Jose Hernandez has been involved with Lacrosse since 2003. He played 3 years of high school lacrosse for Central Catholic High School. After high school, Coach Hernandez continued playing through college for the MCLA club team at the University of Texas at San Antonio, where he graduated college with a BSE in Civil Engineering. After college, he took up coaching part-time with the Roosevelt High School Lacrosse Club where he led the Riders to their first ever playoff berth in THSLL. When he isn't active in lacrosse, he works as a structural engineer for a local firm..