John Carroll University

Women's LacrosseRachel Dell

Women's Lacrosse Head Coach

John Carroll University

ACHA M1 • CHMA

4.6

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Rachel Dell is a powerful leader who leads with passion and emphasizes the importance of hard work. She is intense and serious, but wants to create a positive and successful environment wherever she can. Not every person will have good experiences with every coach, but understanding the process is also important. She has led teams to success throughout her life and is a smart person. Work ethic is huge with her and she appreciates athletes who work hard on and off the field/court/etc.

Women's LacrosseKelsey Shewbridge

Women's Lacrosse Head Coach

John Carroll University

ACHA M1 • CHMA

2.6

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Words and actions don’t match. Out coached in close games runs a hs offense

Women's LacrosseMike Petrella

Women's Lacrosse Assistant Coach

John Carroll University

ACHA M1 • CHMA

5.0

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He was very present and supportive through a difficult time.

Women's VolleyballMichele Benoit

Women's Volleyball Head Coach

John Carroll University

NCAA DIII • OAC

3.4

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She does dismiss players who aren’t her starters and still expect you to put your all into every practice. She’s not really straight with you when it comes to questions about playing time or your standing on the team. She does seem to care about her players though, particularly in the classroom as well as on the court.

Men's GolfJeff Pawlowski

Men's Golf Head Coach

John Carroll University

ACHA M1 • CHMA

4.6

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Coach Jeff has been a coach that I feel comfortable reaching out to no matter what. During my time on the team he was an outlet that allowed me to reach out about anything and anticipate honest and constructive criticism. Even after school, when I was off the team he gave me time to talk about my career and thoughts about where I should focus my efforts based on my strengths and weaknesses. Coach Jeff is exactly what a program needs when it comes to reaching out to alumni and fundraising for the team. From a recruiting standpoint, Jeff seems to get it right. As D3 small school in Cleveland OH, I’m not sure it’s an easy sell for golfers that want to come and play given the elements 5 months of the year. The effort put into recruiting and fundraising is top notch and something I very much respect after my career. His passion for the game of golf is unmatched. He also allows for reality. We’re college kids and we want to have fun. He created an environment where I could focus on develop relationships with my teammates off the course. As long as we put 100% into golf what we did away from the course was ok and just looked the other way. But he made the consequences known. To be honest, the negatives are hard to come by for the reason that I’m not sure what decisions made were his say given that there was another coach on the team making final decisions. Overall, I was always comfortable talking to him no matter the rank on the team or my role on the team. He trusted his leaders and wanted the best for the team. And from what I see, getting the players on todays team to practice any way he can, again given the elements of Cleveland OH, is something that any coach should be applauded for.