Coaches

KAOS COACHES

2030 Assistant Coach - Creg Fleetwood
Coach Fleetwood was a Kent County High School graduate where he earned All-Mid Shore First Team honors. He then went on to Washington College where he anchored the #1 defense in Division III in 2002. Fleetwood received All American Honors in 2002 and 2003. He was a Captain of the 2003 team and was named to the collegiate North South All American game in 2003. After graduation, Fleetwood remained active in the game and coached the Kent County High School Boys Lacrosse team from 2003 through 2008. Currently, Fleetwood is the director of Honkers Lacrosse, a local youth lacrosse program that participates in the Eastern Shore Youth Lacrosse Association.

2027/28 Head Coach - Val Troiani
Coach Val has been a dedicated coach for the Cecil County Seahawks rec lacrosse program for over 10 years. As a USA Lacrosse Silver Level Certified Coach, he brings a decade of hands-on experience developing young athletes and building strong team foundations rooted in discipline, effort, and sportsmanship. Although his playing background is in football—having played at the collegiate level and coached at Towson University — Coach Val has become a committed student of the game of lacrosse. His approach blends structured athletic training with a deep focus on fundamentals, helping players of all skill levels grow both on and off the field. Coach Val is passionate about mentoring youth, teaching life skills through sport, and fostering a positive, competitive team environment where every player feels valued and challenged

2031 Head Coach- Kreigh Kirby
2031 Assistant Coach - Sean Kirsch
2031 Assistant Coach- Colby Helm
2031 Assitant Coach- Brenden Barnhart

2032 & 2033 Assistant Coach - Brad Hopkins
Coach Hopkins played High School lacrosse at Kent County High School, and was a member of 3 Regional Championship teams. He played four years at Washington College and was an All American midfielder for the Shoremen. Brad was selected to play in the prestigious Collegiate North South Game. He was a stand out face off guy for Washington College. He is currently a Faceoff Coach at for the Washington College Men's Lacrosse Team.

2032 Coach - Keen Griffin
Coach Griffin played high school lacrosse at Woodberry Forrest in Virginia. Keen played 4 years at Washington College and has been coaching with Kaos Lacrosse for 2 years.

2032 Assistant Coach- Chris Campbell
A member of the trailblazing 2000 Men’s Lacrosse National Championship team that defeated C.W. Post, 10-9. In 1998, Coach Campbell became the first Limestone freshman to earn All-American honors as he was selected Second-Team All-American. In addition to being a First-Team Deep South honoree Coach Campbell also won the Deep South Freshman of the Year. In his freshman season he set the program record with 41 goals while also tying the school record for goals in a game with seven against Dowling on March 27, 1998 and again on April 1, 1998. In his first game while donning the Limestone blue he netted three goals against Catawba. Coach Campbell graduated as the program’s first four-time All-American while leading the team in scoring in 1998 and 1999.

2033 Head Coach- Adam Starrett
Adam played High School Lacrosse at St. Marks High School and was a 2nd team All State player in 2003. He went on to play lacrosse for Wesley College from 2003-2007, and served as a team captain in 2007. He has coached at St. Marks High School, Brandywine High School, Wilmington University and currently coaches rec lacrosse for MOT. He was named 2 time Blue Hen Conference Flight B coach of the year.

2033 Assistant Coach- Travis Coleman

KAOS Program Director - Boys 2030 Coach- Jon Fellows
Jon graduated from Kent County High School as a 1998 High School Lacrosse All American, and was nominated for the C Markland Kelly Award for the best Lacrosse player in the state of Maryland. He was also selected to play in the National High School All American North South game. He holds every offensive record in Kent County High School lacrosse history. After high school he went on to Washington College where he was a four year starter on the 1998 defending National Champion Shoremen Lacrosse team. He was an All American as a sophomore, and named the best attackman in Division III in 2002 as a senior. He also received first team All American Honors in 2002. He was named to the collegiate North South All American game in 2002. Jon earned a major in history, and a minor in business from Washington College. After receiving his Bachelor’s Degree, Jon earned his Master's Degree in History while working as a coach on the Washington College Lacrosse Team from 2002-2004. In 2005, Jon was drafted to play professional lacrosse for the Los Angeles Riptide. He coached high school lacrosse at Coronado High School, and worked for South Swell Sports, and Adrenaline Lacrosse in their Management and Sales Department. He was inducted into the Kent County High School Hall of Fame in 2012, and inducted into the Washington College athletics Hall of Fame in 2014.

2029 Head Coach - Drew Walters
Coach Walters played high school lacrosse at Westminster High in Carroll County. As a defender, his honors include 2002 All-Metro, 2001 and 2002 All-County and 2002 Carroll County player of the year. He was also selected to play for the Maryland Senior All-Star game. Then, in 2010being placed on First Team All Decade team for Carroll County Lacrosse. After high school he went on to play lacrosse collegiately for D11 powerhouse Limestone College, where he and his team played in 3 national championships during his 4 years at Limestone. He went on to be a student assistant for the 2007 team at Limestone while he was finishing his degree. Drew moved to the eastern shore upon graduating to teach P.E for KCPS andcoach lacrosse at Kent County High School from 2009-2015. He has coached Kent Youth Lacrosse the last 4 years.He is still currently a P.E. teacher for Kent County Public Schools.