Mike Henehan is Head Coach of the 2030 Next Level Blue team.  He was a 3-sport athlete in high school where he played football, basketball and lacrosse at Canandaigua Academy in Upstate, New York.  He was an All-American midfielder/attackman in lacrosse and member of the Empire State team.  He then went onto play lacrosse at Georgetown University where he was a 2-time NCAA Division I All-American, team captain and starter on the ’99 team that made it to the Final Four.  Following college, he played Major League Lacrosse for the Boston Cannons and Baltimore Bayhawks.  One highlight of his professional career was traveling back home to Rochester, NY with the Bayhawks and being a starting midfielder alongside Gary Gait, who he looked up to growing up.  Mike has coached numerous clinics, camps, rec teams and youth club lacrosse teams.  He most recently coached at Bethesda Lacrosse Club for six years and led the 2030 Blue team to three undefeated HOCO seasons and Elite Division Championships.  He has a passion for coaching lacrosse and sharing his love and understanding of the game with the next generation.

Dan Shaivitz was a four year starter in goal for Pikesville High School in Baltimore County where he earned All-County and All-Division honors each year and was selected to the Senior All-Star Game in 1997. From there, Dan played at the NCAA Division I level at Rutgers University starting his senior year when the team ranked in the top 20. Dan has played and continues to play post collegiate club lacrosse, now at the grand-masters level.

Dan began his coaching career in high school working with a local youth club team in his home town.  After college, he volunteered as a goalie coach at Goucher College in Towson, MD under then head coach Kyle Hannan.  The goalies he coached there earned All-Conference and Division III All-America honors.  Most recently, Dan has coached youth lacrosse at the rec and club levels for Bethesda Lacrosse from 2017 to present, including hosting a series of goalie clinics for the program.