Indiana University Boys Lacrosse Camp

Nick Schmidt, is a former MLL player and former Assistant Lacrosse Coach at Rutgers University. Nick, who played for Rutgers from 2000-03, was a part of the incredible turnaround of Rutgers lacrosse. In his first three years, the team won a combined 10 games. During his senior campaign the Scarlet Knights went 10-5 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 12 years. As a senior, he tallied 16 goals and added eight assists.

Additionally, Nick played for 6 years in the Major League Lacrosse (MLL). In 2007, he tallied 18 points and scooped 23 ground balls. He finished his career with the Chicago Machine after playing for both the New Jersey Pride and the Los Angeles Riptide. Currently the Assistant Lacrosse Coach at Rumson Fair-Haven High School, Nick has had the chance to coach at the youth and high school levels for the last six years. He received his teaching certification and has founded the South Brunswick Youth Lacrosse program to help the growth of the sport in the state of New Jersey.

Nick graduated from Rutgers in 2003 with a degree in Management and Labor Relations. He also received his teaching certification from Kean University. Nick has spent the last 15 summers with GameBreaker directing lacrosse summer camps in multiple locations on the east coast.

Anthony Kelly currently plays for the Atlanta Blaze of the MLL. Kelly has spent time playing with Denver Outlaws after spending previous lacrosse seasons with the Ohio Machine and Rochester Rattlers. Kelly was inducted into US Lacrosse North Coast Chapter Hall of Fame in 2016. He currently is the MLL career record holder for face off attempts (2,746) and face off wins (1,399). Over his career, Kelly has been selected to 6 MLL All-Star games (’08, ’09, ’10, ’13, ’14, ’15). Kelly won the 2014 MLL Championship with the Denver Outlaws. After the conclusion of the 2016 season, the Atlanta Blaze picked up Kelly in the 2017 Supplemental Draft. 2017 is his 13th season in the league. 

Collegiately, Kelly played at Ohio State University. He was the team captain his senior year. Kelly was the only lacrosse player in the school’s history to lead the team in groundballs for all four years. He was a four year starter and was ranked nationally for his face-off wins percentage all four years. Kelly was a Buckeye Power Club Award Winner and won the GWLL Conference Championship with his team in 2003. After he graduated in 2006 Kelly played with the MLL franchise L.A Riptide. As a rookie, Kelly made an immediate impact winning 132 faceoffs and scoring 6 goals. After two more years with the Riptide, Kelly played with the Chicago Machine and the Rochester Rattlers. On October 5th, Kelly was traded to the Ohio Machine along with Greg Bice, Brett Garber, and Stefan Schroder. 2011 was Kelly’s first year in Rochester. Kelly adjusted quickly to the new city, scooping up four groundballs in the Rattlers first game of the season. Kelly finished the season with 41 groundballs and 128 faceoff wins.