Next Level 2031
Schedule
Roster
# | Name | Position |
1 | Nathan Bortner | Attack |
2 | Deuce Tropea | Defense |
3 | James O’Connell | Defense |
4 | Noah White | Attack |
5 | Eli Yi | Attack |
6 | Robert Gresinger | Defense |
7 | Levi Greenblatt | Midfield |
8 | Javier Aguirre | Midfield |
10 | Liam McLeish | Midfield |
14 | Jason Siburt | Midfield |
15 | Hudson Frey | Defense |
16 | Robert Perez | Defense |
17 | Evan Choi | Midfield |
20 | Arthur Sharp | Defense |
22 | Bowen Johnson | Attack |
23 | Chase Roffman | Midfield |
29 | Mando Williams | Midfield |
30 | Camden McCormick | Attack |
31 | Graydon Jones | Defense |
37 | Declan Yunes | Midfield |
Next Level 2031 |
Program Schedule, Benefits, and Costs for the 2021-22 Season |
Mandatory Uniform ($175) plus Potential Travel Team Helmet ($250) |
*Next Level Travel Teams are ordering new uniforms for the 2021-22 Season, but keeping our same helmets |
*matte navy blue helmets are mandatory for lower and middle school optional for high school |
$250 – Matte Navy Blue S Helmet |
$50 – 2 White Shooting Shirts with new design |
$50 – New Carolina Blue / White Game Jersey |
$40 – New Navy Blue Shorts |
$35 – New Carolina Blue Practice Reversible |
Fall ($800) |
Two practices per week, at WES, The Heights or Landon |
Two to three tournament days in late October or early to mid November |
Early priority access and 20% off fall clinics at WES |
Optional HOCO Fall Lacrosse League (voted on by parents, price not included) |
Winter ($550) |
One practice per week, at WES, The Heights or Landon |
Optional Indoor/Box Lacrosse League (location TBD) |
Early priority access and 10% off winter clinics at WES |
Spring ($850) |
Two practices per week at WES, The Heights or Landon |
One to two preseason tournament days |
Participation in the Howard County Lacrosse League (games on Sundays in March, April & May) |
Early priority access and 20% off spring clinics at WES |
Summer (Cost subject to change based on tournament fees, estimate of $950) |
One practice per week, at WES, The Heights or Landon |
Three to four tournament days in late June or early to mid July |
Early priority access and 20% off summer clinics at WES |
Coaches

Dave Mitchell
Coach Dave Mitchell is the President and Co-Owner of Next Level Lacrosse. Dave is fortunate to have outstanding teachers, coaches, and role models who helped shape his life in a very positive way. Inspired by those relationships and by the transformational power of teaching and sports, Dave aspired to be a life-long coach at an early age.

Ryan Jones
Ryan Jones was a midfielder at Bethesda Chevy Chase HS during its historic season in 2008. In college he played midfield for Howard University’s club team. His coaching career was launched in Bethesda Lacrosse, where his team was U15B Division Champions in 2010. Ryan soon after started coaching local middle and high school lacrosse, competing in the IAC, WCAC and MD3A/4A conferences. Coach Jones currently works with public charter schools and recreational centers in the DMV where he helps develop after school lacrosse programs to help kids get exposure to the game of lacrosse.

Josh White
Coach Josh White grew up with coaching lacrosse in his blood and was the son of Rob White who coached at The Severn School, St Mary’s Annapolis, and culminated his career in 2016 at his Alma Mater Boys Latin.
Coach Josh played for his father at St Mary’s Annapolis and was on the legendary 1996 National Championship team that went 17-0 and also took home the MIAA Championship.
Coach Josh went on to enlist in the Army after High School, deferring his enrollment to Princeton for 3 years and served in the 2nd Ranger Battalion.
At Princeton, Coach White played for hall of fame coach Bill Tierney winning the 2001 National Championship and earning All-Ivy and All-American honors.
After college, Coach White had stints in the NLL and MLL while he started coaching at the High School and Club levels wherever his career and family took him.
Over a 9 year high school coaching career that saw him coach in Arizona and Georgia he led his teams on to win 7 State Championships. At the Club level he coached the Arizona Starz, The West Coast Starz and the Georgia Thunder. He has produced countless college players including four future Division 1 First Team All Americans and counting…