Coach Information

• Bishop Waterson, Head Coach
• Brine, All Ohio- Rising Sophomore, Coach.

• 2008 graduate of Thomas Worthington and played attack. Played MCLA club lacrosse at the University of Kentucky from 2009-2012, playing mostly attack or offensive midfield.
• Currently in 6h season as offensive coordinator at Thomas Worthington.  Previously offensive coordinator at Lexington Catholic High School from 2010-2012 and then assistant head coach/offensive coordinator for the Columbus Saints Lacrosse club from 2013-2017.

• • High school: Worthington Kilbourne 
  • College: Robert Morris University 
  • I coach at blackjack because I love this sport and furthering it in Columbus! 
  • My favorite sports memory is winning a MAC championship and going to the NCAA Tournament! 
  • A fun fact about me is that I was born in New Jersey.

• • I attended Bishop Watterson High School and currently go to Indiana University. I play defense. 
  • I love coaching BlackJack because it lets me teach what I have learned to younger players. 
  • My favorite sports memory is when I was a part of the final four team for my highschool two years in a row.

• • 8th Grade Social Studies/Science Teacher
  • Head Boys Lacrosse Coach at Delaware Hayes
  • Assistant Football Coach at Dempsey Middle School
  • Played lacrosse competitively for 7 years. Graduated from Delaware Hayes in 2013 and was on back to back state championship lacrosse teams.  Graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University with a degree in Middle Childhood Education.  Played football for four years in college.
  • Going into my 9th year of coaching lacrosse. Coached at Delaware Middle School for 3 years, winning a state championship my second year.  Moved up to an assistant at Delaware Hayes High School in 2018, and became the head coach in 2020.
  • My dad started the lacrosse program in Delaware, so I wanted to do what I could to keep his vision going.  That along with enjoying working with kids made it an easy decision to coach lacrosse.  It is a privilege to use the game to instill values that players can use to become successful individuals in life.  That is the best feeling as a coach.

• Olentangy High School
• Ohio Northern University 
• Defense 
• I coach BJE because I love the game and want to see others get better and experience that as well. 
• Fun fact- My lacrosse bag is similar to Mary Poppins’ bag. Need a snack? Here are 2-3 options. Head loose? I’ve got tape, extra screws, and a screwdriver. Bored between games? Here’s a deck of cards, have fun.

Bice Dolciato began her college career as a two-sport varsity athlete, playing soccer and lacrosse at Gannon University in Erie, Pennsylvania. After one year, she transferred to The Ohio State University and completed her athletic career playing on the women’s varsity lacrosse team and rostered for two years on the women’s national team, representing the Midwest Division I of colleges.

Immediately after graduation, Bice joined the officiating and coaching circuit and took on her first coaching assistant role at The Ohio State club lacrosse team. Shortly after her club experience, she served as the head coach for three years at Jones Middle School in Upper Arlington with back-to-back undefeated seasons. To advance her coaching experience, Bice accepted the head coach position at The Wellington School in Upper Arlington, leading the team to its first ever Division II state championship. This accomplishment awarded her the coach of the year, which was presented by Ohio’s governor, Bob Taft.

When Bice and her family moved to Worthington, she quickly jumped in to help coach WYB and McCord Middle School. As of late, Bice is the assistant lacrosse coach at Blackjack for the class of 2024 select team; head coach of the JV women’s lacrosse team at Kilbourne High School; retired board member of the Central Ohio Women’s Lacrosse of Officials; and former lacrosse trainer for junior officials.

• High School- Upper Arlington 
• College – University of Cincinnati
• Position- Attack
• Fun fact- I played field hockey for 7 years 
• Favorite sports memory- winning the state championship in 2019 
• I coach Blackjack to help athletes grow as players and people. Assist with help with recruiting process.

• High School – Westerville South High School (2009)
• College – Wittenberg University (2013)
• Position – Goalie
• The WHY – Blackjack Lacrosse is family. I coach Blackjack to help you student athletes grow as people to become better individuals. Blackjack Lacrosse allows me to utilize my skills in practicing that mindset is key, hardwork and discipline has value, and everyday you must take a step forward.  
• Favorite sports memory- winning the state championships in 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019 at Upper Arlington High School.
• Fun fact – I play amputee soccer and have the best service dog, Oliver. 

• Hilliard Davidson High school grad 01, Bowling Green club lax 01-02, Old Dog Lacrosse Club  2015-present. Midfield / Faceoff.
• Hilliard Weaver Middle School Boys Head Lacrosse  Coach  2007-2017.  Watterson High  school  Boys Lacrosse Assistant Coach  2019-present. 
• Black Jack Lacrosse Boys Coach 2019- present. 
• I coach to give back to the game that has given me more than I can ever repay. I try to instill discipline, dedication, teamwork, and  love for the sport of  Lacrosse.

• Coach Xander has 5 years of high school coaching experience.
• Xander began coaching at Upper Arlington High School in Spring 2019 where helped the JV team to a 23-4 record in the ’19 and ’21 seasons.
• In 2022 he moved up to varsity and helped UA to a 22-1 record with a D1 State Championship.
• He has been with Blackjack since Summer 2021 and Urban Lacrosse Academy since Winter 2023.
• Xander hails from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where he helped his team to its first ever Inter-Ac win in 2013 before helping Ohio Wesleyan University ’18 to multiple NCAC titles and two trips to the NCAA Elite Eight. 

I grew up I Worthington, Ohio. I attended Thomas Worthington High School from 2016-2020. I started all four years in goal and achieved four varsity letters. I was also a two time varsity lacrosse captain. I played football my freshman year and lettered in that simultaneously. I am currently a junior at Ohio University studying recreation areas and facilities management with a minor in coaching education. Last summer was my first experience coaching with Black Jack. I am an alumnus of the program (2013-2019). 

I coach because I want to give back to a community that gave so much to me. Club lacrosse has not only helped me grow on the field but I became a better young adult off the field. I hope to share the same skill and knowledge as I continue to further my coaching journey.

My name is Henry Blevins, I am a sophomore in college and I coach lacrosse at Blackjack Elite Lacrosse Club. This summer season will be my 2nd year of coaching youth and middle school lacrosse. I played lacrosse at Blackjack Elite from 6th grade up unto my Junior year of high school as an LSM. I also played at Bishop Watterson High School (class of 21’) and am currently playing for the Ohio State Club Lacrosse Team. Throughout my life lacrosse has always been an amazing joy for me with countless memories made from it. I hope to be able to help others make amazing memories, as my coaches did for me.

My name is John Blevins and I am a lacrosse coach at Blackjack Elite Lacrosse Club and Bishop Watterson High School. This will be my 5th year coaching lacrosse to youth, middle school, and high school athletes. Previously I played LSM for Bishop Watterson (Class of ’17) and for Ohio State Club Lacrosse (Class of ’21). During my middle school and high school days I was lucky enough to learn from some incredible coaches and players who have inspired me to pass on the love for the game through coaching.

Played lacrosse as a Midfielder and as a Faceoff Specialist for St. Francis DeSales HS. Started as a freshman and lettered every year as a player. Played club lacrosse for Blackjack Elite for 3 years. Finished lacrosse career early to train and to play collegiate football for The Ohio State University for 4 years. 

I graduated from Bexley High School as a four year varsity started and two year captain. I was voted first team MSL and CIL and second team all-state my senior year, second team MSL and CIL and honorable mention all-state my junior year.