Boys Lacrosse Coaches

  • Luke Hansen

    High School Boys Head Coach

    Luke Hansen is the Summit High School Boys Varsity Head Coach. He is 5x League Coach of the Year, 2016 State of Oregon Coach of the Year, and has won 150+ varsity lacrosse games at Summit. In his 15+ years at Summit, he has developed the club into the premier Oregon club outside of Portland. Luke is the only coach to take a team to the state Final Four outside of Portland metro which he has done twice in ‘16 & ‘24. Luke has coached numerous players to collegiate levels of lacrosse. Luke played college lacrosse at Pacific Lutheran University outside of Seattle.

  • Dave Schultz

    Boys Assistant Coach

    Dave is the 2x League Assistant Coach of the Year. He has been coaching and officiating lacrosse in central Oregon since 2008 and has almost 20 years of coaching experience. Dave became involved in youth lacrosse in central Oregon when his son Sam was in middle school. After coaching Sam throughout his time at Summit HS, Dave has remained on staff at Summit as a varsity defensive coach for 10+ years. Dave played at Willamette University in the late 80’s.

  • Chris Crowder

    Boys Assistant Coach

    Chris is from Baltimore, Maryland and graduated from Johns Hopkins in 1982. Chris has played, coached, & refereed lacrosse at various levels for over 40 years.

  • James Gilfillan

    Youth Boys Head Coach

    James is a varsity assistant coach and a 2023 DIII national champion at Salisbury University starting at close defense under legendary coach Jim Berkman. He is leading the 7/8 program this summer.

  • Dave Haralson

    Youth Boys Assistant Coach

    Dave comes to Central Oregon from Seattle with 40+ years of lacrosse experience. Highlights include playing, coaching, administration, statewide board involvement, and Club President experience. Dave has served as a Board member/President for US Lacrosse in Washington State for 14 years. Dave's goal is to teach and mentor the kids in a fun, positive environment that helps them contribute to the team and grow personally. Dave played collegiately at Springfield College.

  • Garry Falor

    Boys Assistant Coach

    Garry is from upstate NY. He has played and coached lacrosse at multiple levels over the last 40 years. He is a Varsity Assistant Coach and was team captain of a NJCAA National Championship at Herkimer College. He also has previous coaching experience at DIII Denison.

  • Cort Williams

    Boys Assistant Coach

    Cort is a 2024 Summit alum, all conference player, team captain, and starting defender in the 2024 Final 4. He will be helping out the youth program for summer 2026.

  • Ari Villano

    Boys Assistant Coach

    Ari is a 2025 Summit alum and 2x All-State selection at Attack. He is an RMAC all conference selection playing DII lacrosse for Colorado Mesa.

Collegiate Lacrosse Testimonials

  • Konrad Collins, Yale 2023

    Captain, All-State

    “Coach Luke Hansen is arguably the best lacrosse coach in the state of Oregon (and has the accolades to prove it). His commitment to the game, competitive spirit, and intense loyalty to his team and its players made for an incredible experience being coached by him. His teachings through the game of lacrosse have certainly helped many excel on and off the field.”

  • Zach Jepson, Duke 2026

    Captain, All-Conference

    “Coach Hansen knows how to develop people into multidimensional lacrosse players…he creates an atmosphere that fosters high lacrosse IQ and a fundamental skill set that players can apply to any program they enter. Summit coaches consistently deliver an opportunity to become highly valued team players.”

  • Justin Radatti, Cal 2023

    Captain, All-Conference

    “Coach Luke’s ability goes far beyond the x’s and o’s. His innate ability to connect with and understand his players is admirable. As an introverted person, I appreciated Luke’s ability to recognize my comfort zone and playing style. He not only made me a better lacrosse player, but also helped me grow as a person as he taught me skills that proved invaluable since leaving Summit High School.”