Biography:

Biography:

Biography:

Rodney Beres is entering his 13th season with the Chesapeake Men’s Lacrosse program, his 14th as Head Coach.  He graduated from Archbishop Curley High School in 1986, where he won the distinguished “Curley Man of the Year” award. He played four years of varsity lacrosse and football. In 1986 he led his team in winning the MSA championship while also leading the state of Maryland in scoring with 61 goals and 60 assists. He was named “USA Today’s” player of the year and won the honored Ensign C. Markland Kelly award. He attended UMBC on a full athletic scholarship playing attack and midfield for four years. Upon graduation he was selected by the Baltimore Thunder, the professional indoor lacrosse team.  Coach Beres and his family are active in the Pasadena community. He has coached many youth teams in the area including CYLA and the Pasadena Panthers Football.

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Coach Jackson is now serving as the Head J.V. Football Coach for CHS. Coach Jackson is an alumnus of Chesapeake High School. He has coached at Chesapeake High School since 2021. He will coordinate the Offense, and will coach Running Backs and Defensive Line. Coach Jackson also has several years of experience coaching youth football with the Panthers organization.

Biography:

Biography:

Biography:

Coach Jackson is now serving as the Head J.V. Football Coach for CHS. Coach Jackson is an alumnus of Chesapeake High School. He has coached at Chesapeake High School since 2021. He will coordinate the Offense, and will coach Running Backs and Defensive Line. Coach Jackson also has several years of experience coaching youth football with the Panthers organization.

Biography:

Biography:

Rodney Beres is entering his 13th season with the Chesapeake Men’s Lacrosse program, his 14th as Head Coach.  He graduated from Archbishop Curley High School in 1986, where he won the distinguished “Curley Man of the Year” award. He played four years of varsity lacrosse and football. In 1986 he led his team in winning the MSA championship while also leading the state of Maryland in scoring with 61 goals and 60 assists. He was named “USA Today’s” player of the year and won the honored Ensign C. Markland Kelly award. He attended UMBC on a full athletic scholarship playing attack and midfield for four years. Upon graduation he was selected by the Baltimore Thunder, the professional indoor lacrosse team.  Coach Beres and his family are active in the Pasadena community. He has coached many youth teams in the area including CYLA and the Pasadena Panthers Football.

Biography:

Biography:

Coach Jackson is now serving as the Head J.V. Football Coach for CHS. Coach Jackson is an alumnus of Chesapeake High School. He has coached at Chesapeake High School since 2021. He will coordinate the Offense, and will coach Running Backs and Defensive Line. Coach Jackson also has several years of experience coaching youth football with the Panthers organization.

Biography:

Biography:

Rodney Beres is entering his 13th season with the Chesapeake Men’s Lacrosse program, his 14th as Head Coach.  He graduated from Archbishop Curley High School in 1986, where he won the distinguished “Curley Man of the Year” award. He played four years of varsity lacrosse and football. In 1986 he led his team in winning the MSA championship while also leading the state of Maryland in scoring with 61 goals and 60 assists. He was named “USA Today’s” player of the year and won the honored Ensign C. Markland Kelly award. He attended UMBC on a full athletic scholarship playing attack and midfield for four years. Upon graduation he was selected by the Baltimore Thunder, the professional indoor lacrosse team.  Coach Beres and his family are active in the Pasadena community. He has coached many youth teams in the area including CYLA and the Pasadena Panthers Football.

Biography:

Biography:

Biography:

Coach Jackson is now serving as the Head J.V. Football Coach for CHS. Coach Jackson is an alumnus of Chesapeake High School. He has coached at Chesapeake High School since 2021. He will coordinate the Offense, and will coach Running Backs and Defensive Line. Coach Jackson also has several years of experience coaching youth football with the Panthers organization.

Biography:

Rodney Beres is entering his 13th season with the Chesapeake Men’s Lacrosse program, his 14th as Head Coach.  He graduated from Archbishop Curley High School in 1986, where he won the distinguished “Curley Man of the Year” award. He played four years of varsity lacrosse and football. In 1986 he led his team in winning the MSA championship while also leading the state of Maryland in scoring with 61 goals and 60 assists. He was named “USA Today’s” player of the year and won the honored Ensign C. Markland Kelly award. He attended UMBC on a full athletic scholarship playing attack and midfield for four years. Upon graduation he was selected by the Baltimore Thunder, the professional indoor lacrosse team.  Coach Beres and his family are active in the Pasadena community. He has coached many youth teams in the area including CYLA and the Pasadena Panthers Football.

Biography:

Rodney Beres is entering his 13th season with the Chesapeake Men’s Lacrosse program, his 14th as Head Coach.  He graduated from Archbishop Curley High School in 1986, where he won the distinguished “Curley Man of the Year” award. He played four years of varsity lacrosse and football. In 1986 he led his team in winning the MSA championship while also leading the state of Maryland in scoring with 61 goals and 60 assists. He was named “USA Today’s” player of the year and won the honored Ensign C. Markland Kelly award. He attended UMBC on a full athletic scholarship playing attack and midfield for four years. Upon graduation he was selected by the Baltimore Thunder, the professional indoor lacrosse team.  Coach Beres and his family are active in the Pasadena community. He has coached many youth teams in the area including CYLA and the Pasadena Panthers Football.

Biography:

Coach Beaty is entering his 9th season with Chesapeake Lacrosse. He is a graduate of Stevenson University, where he played men's lacrosse. He is the offensive coordinator for Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse.

Biography:

Rodney Beres is entering his 13th season with the Chesapeake Men’s Lacrosse program, his 14th as Head Coach.  He graduated from Archbishop Curley High School in 1986, where he won the distinguished “Curley Man of the Year” award. He played four years of varsity lacrosse and football. In 1986 he led his team in winning the MSA championship while also leading the state of Maryland in scoring with 61 goals and 60 assists. He was named “USA Today’s” player of the year and won the honored Ensign C. Markland Kelly award. He attended UMBC on a full athletic scholarship playing attack and midfield for four years. Upon graduation he was selected by the Baltimore Thunder, the professional indoor lacrosse team.  Coach Beres and his family are active in the Pasadena community. He has coached many youth teams in the area including CYLA and the Pasadena Panthers Football.

Biography:

Rodney Beres is entering his 13th season with the Chesapeake Men’s Lacrosse program, his 14th as Head Coach.  He graduated from Archbishop Curley High School in 1986, where he won the distinguished “Curley Man of the Year” award. He played four years of varsity lacrosse and football. In 1986 he led his team in winning the MSA championship while also leading the state of Maryland in scoring with 61 goals and 60 assists. He was named “USA Today’s” player of the year and won the honored Ensign C. Markland Kelly award. He attended UMBC on a full athletic scholarship playing attack and midfield for four years. Upon graduation he was selected by the Baltimore Thunder, the professional indoor lacrosse team.  Coach Beres and his family are active in the Pasadena community. He has coached many youth teams in the area including CYLA and the Pasadena Panthers Football.

Biography:

Rodney Beres is entering his 13th season with the Chesapeake Men’s Lacrosse program, his 14th as Head Coach.  He graduated from Archbishop Curley High School in 1986, where he won the distinguished “Curley Man of the Year” award. He played four years of varsity lacrosse and football. In 1986 he led his team in winning the MSA championship while also leading the state of Maryland in scoring with 61 goals and 60 assists. He was named “USA Today’s” player of the year and won the honored Ensign C. Markland Kelly award. He attended UMBC on a full athletic scholarship playing attack and midfield for four years. Upon graduation he was selected by the Baltimore Thunder, the professional indoor lacrosse team.  Coach Beres and his family are active in the Pasadena community. He has coached many youth teams in the area including CYLA and the Pasadena Panthers Football.

Biography:

Rodney Beres is entering his 13th season with the Chesapeake Men’s Lacrosse program, his 14th as Head Coach.  He graduated from Archbishop Curley High School in 1986, where he won the distinguished “Curley Man of the Year” award. He played four years of varsity lacrosse and football. In 1986 he led his team in winning the MSA championship while also leading the state of Maryland in scoring with 61 goals and 60 assists. He was named “USA Today’s” player of the year and won the honored Ensign C. Markland Kelly award. He attended UMBC on a full athletic scholarship playing attack and midfield for four years. Upon graduation he was selected by the Baltimore Thunder, the professional indoor lacrosse team.  Coach Beres and his family are active in the Pasadena community. He has coached many youth teams in the area including CYLA and the Pasadena Panthers Football.

Biography:

Rodney Beres is entering his 13th season with the Chesapeake Men’s Lacrosse program, his 14th as Head Coach.  He graduated from Archbishop Curley High School in 1986, where he won the distinguished “Curley Man of the Year” award. He played four years of varsity lacrosse and football. In 1986 he led his team in winning the MSA championship while also leading the state of Maryland in scoring with 61 goals and 60 assists. He was named “USA Today’s” player of the year and won the honored Ensign C. Markland Kelly award. He attended UMBC on a full athletic scholarship playing attack and midfield for four years. Upon graduation he was selected by the Baltimore Thunder, the professional indoor lacrosse team.  Coach Beres and his family are active in the Pasadena community. He has coached many youth teams in the area including CYLA and the Pasadena Panthers Football.

Biography:

Rodney Beres is entering his 13th season with the Chesapeake Men’s Lacrosse program, his 14th as Head Coach.  He graduated from Archbishop Curley High School in 1986, where he won the distinguished “Curley Man of the Year” award. He played four years of varsity lacrosse and football. In 1986 he led his team in winning the MSA championship while also leading the state of Maryland in scoring with 61 goals and 60 assists. He was named “USA Today’s” player of the year and won the honored Ensign C. Markland Kelly award. He attended UMBC on a full athletic scholarship playing attack and midfield for four years. Upon graduation he was selected by the Baltimore Thunder, the professional indoor lacrosse team.  Coach Beres and his family are active in the Pasadena community. He has coached many youth teams in the area including CYLA and the Pasadena Panthers Football.

Biography:

Rodney Beres is entering his 13th season with the Chesapeake Men’s Lacrosse program, his 14th as Head Coach.  He graduated from Archbishop Curley High School in 1986, where he won the distinguished “Curley Man of the Year” award. He played four years of varsity lacrosse and football. In 1986 he led his team in winning the MSA championship while also leading the state of Maryland in scoring with 61 goals and 60 assists. He was named “USA Today’s” player of the year and won the honored Ensign C. Markland Kelly award. He attended UMBC on a full athletic scholarship playing attack and midfield for four years. Upon graduation he was selected by the Baltimore Thunder, the professional indoor lacrosse team.  Coach Beres and his family are active in the Pasadena community. He has coached many youth teams in the area including CYLA and the Pasadena Panthers Football.

Biography:

Biography:

Coach Beaty is entering his 9th season with Chesapeake Lacrosse. He is a graduate of Stevenson University, where he played men's lacrosse. He is the offensive coordinator for Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse.

Biography:

Biography:

Biography:

Coach Beaty is entering his 9th season with Chesapeake Lacrosse. He is a graduate of Stevenson University, where he played men's lacrosse. He is the offensive coordinator for Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse.

Biography:

Coach Beaty is entering his 9th season with Chesapeake Lacrosse. He is a graduate of Stevenson University, where he played men's lacrosse. He is the offensive coordinator for Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse.

Biography:

Coach Beaty is entering his 9th season with Chesapeake Lacrosse. He is a graduate of Stevenson University, where he played men's lacrosse. He is the offensive coordinator for Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse.

Biography:

Coach Means is now coaching Offensive Line with the JV program. Coach Means has coached football at Chesapeake 2005-2017, 2019-present (18 seasons). Over the course of 6 seasons (2015-2017, 2020-present), Coach Means guided the JV Football program to a 43-12 record. Coach Means also served as an Assistant Varsity Lacrosse Coach at Chesapeake 2007-2021. Since 2003, Coach Means has taught in the Social Studies Department at Chesapeake High School. Coach Means has also coached Softball, Baseball, Track and Field, Tennis and Wrestling during his career in AACPS. Prior to Chesapeake, Coach Means coached at Broadneck, North County, Arundel, and Severna Park H.S.

Biography:

Coach Beaty is entering his 9th season with Chesapeake Lacrosse. He is a graduate of Stevenson University, where he played men's lacrosse. He is the offensive coordinator for Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse.

Biography:

Biography:

Coach Beaty is entering his 9th season with Chesapeake Lacrosse. He is a graduate of Stevenson University, where he played men's lacrosse. He is the offensive coordinator for Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse.

Biography:

Coach Means is now coaching Offensive Line with the JV program. Coach Means has coached football at Chesapeake 2005-2017, 2019-present (18 seasons). Over the course of 6 seasons (2015-2017, 2020-present), Coach Means guided the JV Football program to a 43-12 record. Coach Means also served as an Assistant Varsity Lacrosse Coach at Chesapeake 2007-2021. Since 2003, Coach Means has taught in the Social Studies Department at Chesapeake High School. Coach Means has also coached Softball, Baseball, Track and Field, Tennis and Wrestling during his career in AACPS. Prior to Chesapeake, Coach Means coached at Broadneck, North County, Arundel, and Severna Park H.S.

Biography:

Coach Beaty is entering his 9th season with Chesapeake Lacrosse. He is a graduate of Stevenson University, where he played men's lacrosse. He is the offensive coordinator for Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse.

Biography:

Coach Means is now coaching Offensive Line with the JV program. Coach Means has coached football at Chesapeake 2005-2017, 2019-present (18 seasons). Over the course of 6 seasons (2015-2017, 2020-present), Coach Means guided the JV Football program to a 43-12 record. Coach Means also served as an Assistant Varsity Lacrosse Coach at Chesapeake 2007-2021. Since 2003, Coach Means has taught in the Social Studies Department at Chesapeake High School. Coach Means has also coached Softball, Baseball, Track and Field, Tennis and Wrestling during his career in AACPS. Prior to Chesapeake, Coach Means coached at Broadneck, North County, Arundel, and Severna Park H.S.

Biography:

Coach Beaty is entering his 9th season with Chesapeake Lacrosse. He is a graduate of Stevenson University, where he played men's lacrosse. He is the offensive coordinator for Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse.

Biography:

Coach Means is now coaching Offensive Line with the JV program. Coach Means has coached football at Chesapeake 2005-2017, 2019-present (18 seasons). Over the course of 6 seasons (2015-2017, 2020-present), Coach Means guided the JV Football program to a 43-12 record. Coach Means also served as an Assistant Varsity Lacrosse Coach at Chesapeake 2007-2021. Since 2003, Coach Means has taught in the Social Studies Department at Chesapeake High School. Coach Means has also coached Softball, Baseball, Track and Field, Tennis and Wrestling during his career in AACPS. Prior to Chesapeake, Coach Means coached at Broadneck, North County, Arundel, and Severna Park H.S.

Biography:

Biography:

Coach Beaty is entering his 9th season with Chesapeake Lacrosse. He is a graduate of Stevenson University, where he played men's lacrosse. He is the offensive coordinator for Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse.

Biography:

Coach Beaty is entering his 9th season with Chesapeake Lacrosse. He is a graduate of Stevenson University, where he played men's lacrosse. He is the offensive coordinator for Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse.

Biography:

Coach Beaty is entering his 9th season with Chesapeake Lacrosse. He is a graduate of Stevenson University, where he played men's lacrosse. He is the offensive coordinator for Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse.

Biography:

Coach Sadler is entering his 9th season with the Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse program. Coach Sadler is a graduate of Broadneck High School, and York College. Coach Sadler is the defensive coordinator for the program.

Biography:

Coach Means is now coaching Offensive Line with the JV program. Coach Means has coached football at Chesapeake 2005-2017, 2019-present (18 seasons). Over the course of 6 seasons (2015-2017, 2020-present), Coach Means guided the JV Football program to a 43-12 record. Coach Means also served as an Assistant Varsity Lacrosse Coach at Chesapeake 2007-2021. Since 2003, Coach Means has taught in the Social Studies Department at Chesapeake High School. Coach Means has also coached Softball, Baseball, Track and Field, Tennis and Wrestling during his career in AACPS. Prior to Chesapeake, Coach Means coached at Broadneck, North County, Arundel, and Severna Park H.S.

Biography:

Coach Sadler is entering his 9th season with the Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse program. Coach Sadler is a graduate of Broadneck High School, and York College. Coach Sadler is the defensive coordinator for the program.

Biography:

Coach Sadler is entering his 9th season with the Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse program. Coach Sadler is a graduate of Broadneck High School, and York College. Coach Sadler is the defensive coordinator for the program.

Biography:

Coach Sadler is entering his 9th season with the Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse program. Coach Sadler is a graduate of Broadneck High School, and York College. Coach Sadler is the defensive coordinator for the program.

Biography:

Coach Sadler is entering his 9th season with the Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse program. Coach Sadler is a graduate of Broadneck High School, and York College. Coach Sadler is the defensive coordinator for the program.

Biography:

Coach Sadler is entering his 9th season with the Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse program. Coach Sadler is a graduate of Broadneck High School, and York College. Coach Sadler is the defensive coordinator for the program.

Biography:

Coach Sadler is entering his 9th season with the Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse program. Coach Sadler is a graduate of Broadneck High School, and York College. Coach Sadler is the defensive coordinator for the program.

Biography:

Coach Means is now coaching Offensive Line with the JV program. Coach Means has coached football at Chesapeake 2005-2017, 2019-present (18 seasons). Over the course of 6 seasons (2015-2017, 2020-present), Coach Means guided the JV Football program to a 43-12 record. Coach Means also served as an Assistant Varsity Lacrosse Coach at Chesapeake 2007-2021. Since 2003, Coach Means has taught in the Social Studies Department at Chesapeake High School. Coach Means has also coached Softball, Baseball, Track and Field, Tennis and Wrestling during his career in AACPS. Prior to Chesapeake, Coach Means coached at Broadneck, North County, Arundel, and Severna Park H.S.

Biography:

Coach Means is now coaching Offensive Line with the JV program. Coach Means has coached football at Chesapeake 2005-2017, 2019-present (18 seasons). Over the course of 6 seasons (2015-2017, 2020-present), Coach Means guided the JV Football program to a 43-12 record. Coach Means also served as an Assistant Varsity Lacrosse Coach at Chesapeake 2007-2021. Since 2003, Coach Means has taught in the Social Studies Department at Chesapeake High School. Coach Means has also coached Softball, Baseball, Track and Field, Tennis and Wrestling during his career in AACPS. Prior to Chesapeake, Coach Means coached at Broadneck, North County, Arundel, and Severna Park H.S.

Biography:

Coach Beaty is entering his 9th season with Chesapeake Lacrosse. He is a graduate of Stevenson University, where he played men's lacrosse. He is the offensive coordinator for Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse.

Biography:

Coach Means is now coaching Offensive Line with the JV program. Coach Means has coached football at Chesapeake 2005-2017, 2019-present (18 seasons). Over the course of 6 seasons (2015-2017, 2020-present), Coach Means guided the JV Football program to a 43-12 record. Coach Means also served as an Assistant Varsity Lacrosse Coach at Chesapeake 2007-2021. Since 2003, Coach Means has taught in the Social Studies Department at Chesapeake High School. Coach Means has also coached Softball, Baseball, Track and Field, Tennis and Wrestling during his career in AACPS. Prior to Chesapeake, Coach Means coached at Broadneck, North County, Arundel, and Severna Park H.S.

Biography:

Coach Means is now coaching Offensive Line with the JV program. Coach Means has coached football at Chesapeake 2005-2017, 2019-present (18 seasons). Over the course of 6 seasons (2015-2017, 2020-present), Coach Means guided the JV Football program to a 43-12 record. Coach Means also served as an Assistant Varsity Lacrosse Coach at Chesapeake 2007-2021. Since 2003, Coach Means has taught in the Social Studies Department at Chesapeake High School. Coach Means has also coached Softball, Baseball, Track and Field, Tennis and Wrestling during his career in AACPS. Prior to Chesapeake, Coach Means coached at Broadneck, North County, Arundel, and Severna Park H.S.

Biography:

Coach Means is now coaching Offensive Line with the JV program. Coach Means has coached football at Chesapeake 2005-2017, 2019-present (18 seasons). Over the course of 6 seasons (2015-2017, 2020-present), Coach Means guided the JV Football program to a 43-12 record. Coach Means also served as an Assistant Varsity Lacrosse Coach at Chesapeake 2007-2021. Since 2003, Coach Means has taught in the Social Studies Department at Chesapeake High School. Coach Means has also coached Softball, Baseball, Track and Field, Tennis and Wrestling during his career in AACPS. Prior to Chesapeake, Coach Means coached at Broadneck, North County, Arundel, and Severna Park H.S.

Biography:

Coach Sadler is entering his 9th season with the Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse program. Coach Sadler is a graduate of Broadneck High School, and York College. Coach Sadler is the defensive coordinator for the program.

Biography:

Coach Means is now coaching Offensive Line with the JV program. Coach Means has coached football at Chesapeake 2005-2017, 2019-present (18 seasons). Over the course of 6 seasons (2015-2017, 2020-present), Coach Means guided the JV Football program to a 43-12 record. Coach Means also served as an Assistant Varsity Lacrosse Coach at Chesapeake 2007-2021. Since 2003, Coach Means has taught in the Social Studies Department at Chesapeake High School. Coach Means has also coached Softball, Baseball, Track and Field, Tennis and Wrestling during his career in AACPS. Prior to Chesapeake, Coach Means coached at Broadneck, North County, Arundel, and Severna Park H.S.

Biography:

Coach Sadler is entering his 9th season with the Chesapeake Boys Lacrosse program. Coach Sadler is a graduate of Broadneck High School, and York College. Coach Sadler is the defensive coordinator for the program.

Biography:

Biography:

Biography:

Coach Means is now coaching Offensive Line with the JV program. Coach Means has coached football at Chesapeake 2005-2017, 2019-present (18 seasons). Over the course of 6 seasons (2015-2017, 2020-present), Coach Means guided the JV Football program to a 43-12 record. Coach Means also served as an Assistant Varsity Lacrosse Coach at Chesapeake 2007-2021. Since 2003, Coach Means has taught in the Social Studies Department at Chesapeake High School. Coach Means has also coached Softball, Baseball, Track and Field, Tennis and Wrestling during his career in AACPS. Prior to Chesapeake, Coach Means coached at Broadneck, North County, Arundel, and Severna Park H.S.

Biography:

Coach Means is now coaching Offensive Line with the JV program. Coach Means has coached football at Chesapeake 2005-2017, 2019-present (18 seasons). Over the course of 6 seasons (2015-2017, 2020-present), Coach Means guided the JV Football program to a 43-12 record. Coach Means also served as an Assistant Varsity Lacrosse Coach at Chesapeake 2007-2021. Since 2003, Coach Means has taught in the Social Studies Department at Chesapeake High School. Coach Means has also coached Softball, Baseball, Track and Field, Tennis and Wrestling during his career in AACPS. Prior to Chesapeake, Coach Means coached at Broadneck, North County, Arundel, and Severna Park H.S.