Club Founder & Program Director

Emily Ewin leads the charge for our Program. Emily has been in the club game for years now with almost all of her athletes going on to play college lacrosse. She was a scholar-athlete herself at Methodist University, earning All-Conference honors., including a win the Prague Cup with Team USA (Division 3 Players). With the Club Culture at the root of everything she does, Emily enjoys coaching all ages and experience levels, ensuring she instills a love for the game in each player!

Director of Recruiting & Player Development

Taylor is a four-year varsity player at Cape Henlopen and helped win four state championships. She was a three-year, first-team all-state recipient as well as an all-American honor throughout high school. Taylor continued her lacrosse career as a division one defender at Temple University and is the current coach at Sussex Academy. Within her years of coaching, Taylor has helped bring the team from a 10-5 record to a competitive 14-1 record, earning second team in the state this past year.

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Megan Deinlein graduated from Wicomico High School in 2010. After high school, she was a four-year starter at Frostburg State University for their women's lacrosse program. She received All-CAC honors in 2012, 2013 and 2014. She was on the All-CAC Academic Team in 2014. After graduation, Megan received her Master's Degree from Salisbury University. She has coached girl's lacrosse at James M. Bennett for the past 4 years.

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Sydney Duenas (Langeler) played at Parkside High School, helping the Rams win a Bayside Championship in 2010 before moving on to play at San Diego State University. After college, she coached all levels including youth rec league, club lacrosse, and spent three years as the Head Coach at San Diego High School. Since moving back to the Shore Sydney has continued to coach for local clubs and for Salisbury Schools Varsity Girls Lacrosse team and is the current Varsity Girls Lacrosse Coach at Parkside High School.

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After competing in Division I lacrosse at Virginia Tech in the highly competitive ACC, Coach Shannon Bone was inspired to give back to the game and provide athletes with a positive, growth-focused experience. In 2013, she founded Power Lacrosse and Athletics in Easton, Maryland, with the goal of expanding lacrosse on the Eastern Shore. Since her first private lesson, Coach Bone has worked with hundreds of student-athletes, offering mentorship, clinics, camps, and personalized training to help players reach their full potential.

In addition to her work with athletes, Coach Bone has built strong partnerships with local sports organizations to create a multidimensional, year-round lacrosse experience for players in the region. Dedicated to fostering a love for the game, she combines her passion, experience, and innovative coaching style to help athletes grow both on and off the field.

Coach Bone resides in Willards, Maryland, with her husband Cory, their two dogs, Rowyn and Kona, and two cats, Java and Nora.

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Hannah Miller is a multi-sport athlete turned coach who brings championship experience and a deep love for athletics to Coastal Lacrosse Club. A 2012 graduate of Severna Park High School, Hannah was a standout in both lacrosse and field hockey, capturing two state championships in each sport during her high school career.

Hannah continued her athletic journey at Salisbury University, where she played field hockey at the collegiate level. During her time as a Sea Gull, she earned All-American honors and was named Conference Player of the Year before graduating in 2016.

Driven by a passion for mentoring young athletes, Hannah has remained actively involved in both field hockey and lacrosse, coaching at various levels. Her goal is to give back to the sports that helped shape her—sharing her knowledge, competitive drive, and commitment to teamwork with the next generation of players.

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A 2020 and 2022 graduate from Saint Francis University, a smaller division one college in Pennsylvania. I played five years of D1 lacrosse on defense while studying in an accelerated physical therapy program. Captain on the lacrosse team for my last two years of lacrosse. During my career, I was honored with two first team NEC and one second team NEC awards. After earning my DPT in college, I moved around and ended up in Sussex county where I work as a physical therapist. Originally from Ellicott City, MD where my love for lacrosse grew. 

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Rebekah Taylor brings elite-level experience, defensive grit, and a deep understanding of the game to Coastal Lacrosse Club. A standout defender and natural leader, Rebekah graduated from Campbell University in 2024 with a bachelor’s degree in Health Communication and a master’s in Teaching. During her five-year NCAA Division I career at Campbell, she served as a multi-year captain and left her mark as the program’s all-time leader in games played, ground balls, and caused turnovers.

Widely recognized for her impact on the field, Rebekah was a two-time Big South Defensive Player of the Year, a three-time First Team All-Big South selection, and earned All-CAA Second Team honors in her final season. She capped off her collegiate career by competing in the prestigious IWLCA Senior All-Star Game.

After graduation, Rebekah returned to Campbell as a graduate assistant, where she focused on developing the team’s goalkeepers. Now a Health and Physical Education teacher at Milford High School, she continues to share her passion for sports and mentoring young athletes.

Rebekah’s coaching style is grounded in discipline, development, and defense—bringing out the best in her players while fostering a competitive and supportive team environment.

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Allie O’Leary graduated from James M. Bennett High School in 2015.  After graduation, Allie attended the University of Lynchburg in Virginia.   She played on the women’s soccer team her freshman year (2015-2016) and played on the women’s lacrosse team for the remainder of her college career (2016-2019).  She used her NCAA eligibility to play a fifth year of lacrosse (2019-2020) while getting her Master’s in Public Health from the University of Lynchburg.  Allie received All-ODAC Conference honors in 2018, 2019, and 2020, and received All-State honors in 2019 & 2020.  She was also chosen for the IWLCA Senior All-Star team for Division III in 2019.  She has since returned to the Eastern Shore and started coaching at her alma mater, James M. Bennett. 

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Reagan Davis brings a championship mindset, strong leadership, and a deep passion for mentoring young athletes to the Coastal Lacrosse coaching staff. A native of Carroll County, Maryland, Reagan made her mark early as a four-year varsity starter and two-year captain at Westminster High School. During her standout high school career, she played a pivotal role in capturing the 3A State Championship title in 2019—cementing her reputation as a fierce competitor and dedicated teammate.

Reagan continued her lacrosse journey at Salisbury University, one of the most respected NCAA Division III programs in the country. There, she again rose as a leader, serving as team captain for both her junior and senior seasons. Her time with the Sea Gulls was marked by grit, drive, and excellence—culminating in a National Runner-Up finish in the 2024 NCAA Tournament.

Reagan’s coaching style reflects her competitive spirit and belief in building strong, confident players both on and off the field. Her ability to lead with empathy, energy, and accountability makes her an invaluable part of the Coastal Lacrosse Club family.

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Lilli Gordon has been playing lacrosse for 12 years as a dynamic midfielder, gaining experience across multiple levels, including travel lacrosse with the Salt Water Dolphins, recreational play with Beach Lacrosse, high school competition, and club lacrosse for Salisbury University. A 2022 graduate of Bennett High School, Lilli was a 4-year varsity starter and a 2-year team captain. During her high school career, she earned multiple 1st Team Bayside South honors, was voted Delmarva Now Player of the Week several times, and was selected for multiple All-American and WCLO All-Tournament teams.

Lilli is continuing her education online at the University of Maryland, pursuing a degree in Business Administration. Passionate about giving back to the game, Lilli is excited to coach at Coastal Lacrosse, helping young athletes unlock their potential and develop a lasting love for the sport.

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Bella is a current junior at Dickinson College studying International Business and Economics and play attack on the lacrosse team. She has grown up playing lacrosse in Delaware and have helped coach Central Delaware Diamonds Indoor, Sussex Academy Middle School, private lessons, and Coastal teams. Bella graduated from Sussex Academy and was captain of her field hockey, basketball, and lacrosse teams while receiving All American, All-State, Top 5 DE News Journal Player, and All-Conference.

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Renee Fohner is a sophomore defender at St. Mary's College of Maryland and a proud Ocean City, MD, native. A graduate of Stephen Decatur High School, Renee’s lacrosse journey began over a decade ago with Beach Lacrosse, where she developed her passion for the game. After many years playing club lacrosse and four successful years playing at Stephen Decatur, Renee transitioned to collegiate lacrosse, continuing to grow as both a player and leader. With a deep love for coaching, she is excited to bring her experience, enthusiasm, and dedication to Coastal Lacrosse, helping to inspire and develop the next generation of players.

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Sanne Elling, known as "Sauna," is a sophomore midfielder on the women’s lacrosse team at St. Mary’s College of Maryland. A graduate of Sussex Academy, Sanne was a multi-sport athlete, excelling in lacrosse, swimming, and field hockey. Her dedication to athletics extends beyond the field—she spends her summers as a beach lifeguard, where she also competes in lifeguard events. Sanne brings her athleticism, versatility, and passion for the game to Coastal Lacrosse, eager to inspire and mentor young players.

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Shelby Manlove graduated from Sussex Academy High School, where she exceled as a standout athlete on the varsity lacrosse and field hockey teams. A 2x All-American, 1st Team All-State, and 1st Team All-Conference player, Shelby has also competed at the highest levels, including participation in the USA U16 National Development Program. She previously played club lacrosse with M&D Shore in Easton, MD. Shelby is excited to continue her lacrosse career at the University of Richmond, a Division I program in the A-10 Conference. There, she plans to study health sciences with aspirations to pursue an accelerated nursing program post-graduation. Shelby brings her passion for the game and dedication to excellence to Coastal Lacrosse, inspiring young athletes to reach their potential.

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Mia Schultz brings enthusiasm, versatility, and a lifelong love for the game to Coastal Lacrosse Club. A proud native of Smyrna, Delaware, Mia began playing lacrosse at just six years old and has been hooked ever since. She went on to become a two-year captain at Smyrna High School, where her leadership and dedication stood out both on and off the field.

Mia currently competes at the NCAA Division II level as a dual-threat attacker and defender for Wilmington University. As a student-athlete majoring in Elementary Education, she balances her academic and athletic commitments with the same determination she brings to coaching.

Mia’s travel lacrosse journey concluded under the leadership of Coach Emily—a full-circle moment that fuels her passion for giving back to the game. With a genuine love for mentoring young athletes, Mia is excited to bring her experience, energy, and heart to Coastal Lacrosse, where she aims to inspire the next generation of confident, skilled, and empowered players.

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Kathleen Emche is from the Eastern Shore and a 2017 graduate of Worcester Preparatory School. Her love for lacrosse began at a young age playing for Beach Lacrosse, and now she is excited to come full circle by sharing her passion for the game with the next generation through Coastal Lacrosse. Along the way, she also competed for club programs including Voodoo Lacrosse and Bay Area Lacrosse Club.

After high school, Kathleen attended Cabrini University, where she was a dual-sport athlete competing in both field hockey and lacrosse from 2017–2021. As a lacrosse attacker, she brought leadership, competitiveness, and passion to the field.

During her time at Cabrini, Kathleen earned her Bachelor’s degree in Education before returning for a fifth year to utilize her COVID eligibility season. She later graduated in 2022 with her Master’s degree in Education for English as a Second Language. While at Cabrini, she received multiple academic honors for her dedication both on the field and in the classroom. Kathleen is passionate about helping young athletes grow both on and off the field while building confidence, skills, and a love for the game.

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Emma brings high-level collegiate experience, defensive expertise, and a passion for athlete development to the Coastal Lacrosse coaching staff. A dedicated competitor and leader, Emma played four years of varsity lacrosse at Queen Anne’s County High School, where she served as a two-year team captain and helped lead her program both on and off the field.

Following high school, Emma began her collegiate career at the NCAA Division I level with the University of Cincinnati before transferring to Florida Southern College, a nationally ranked Division II program competing in the highly competitive Sunshine State Conference. During her collegiate career, she specialized as a defender and backer, developing a strong defensive IQ, elite communication skills, and a relentless work ethic.

Emma is passionate about helping young athletes grow not only in their lacrosse abilities, but also in their confidence, leadership, and love for the game. Her coaching style emphasizes accountability, teamwork, and creating a positive yet competitive environment where players feel challenged and supported. She especially enjoys helping athletes develop their defensive mindset, field awareness, and communication skills—both on and off the field.