Crespi Lacrosse’s Best Season Capped Off by Community Service Project

With his second year completed at the helm of Crespi Lacrosse, Head Coach Brock Livingston has the Crespi Lacrosse program on the right track.  This season, the popularity of the sport at Crespi expanded to allow more than seventy players to vie for positions on the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams.  The Varsity team finished the season with a winning record and made the postseason for the first time in school history.

Livingston felt the team community service project was the best way to end the winning season.  He led the team community service project on Saturday, May 5, 2012 at the Berkeley Hall County Fair. Berkeley Hall is a private elementary school located on Mulholland Drive with over one-hundred-years of history.  Over the last decade, Berkeley Hall and Crespi Carmelite have developed a strong partnership because many of the young men from Berkeley Hall have decided to matriculate to Crespi Carmelite.  The lacrosse players helped at the fair by unloading farm animals, hosting games for the kids, taking tickets, helping fair patrons win prizes, and assisting in the cleanup of this family day.