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Great Coaches, Difficult Dilemma: Can Lacrosse Coaching Be a Passion without Sacrificing income?
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Great Coaches, Difficult Dilemma: Can Lacrosse Coaching Be a Passion without Sacrificing income?

Lacrosse coaches get into the game for the love of teaching, mentoring, and making a difference — not for spreadsheets, gear sales, or chasing invoices. But when passion doesn’t pay the bills, too many great coaches are forced to choose between staying on the field or making a living — and it shouldn’t have to be that way.

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You got into this to coach — not to chase invoices.Not to manage team stores, chase down payments, or plan hotel blocks for club tournaments.

You got into it for the kids.For the thrill of drawing up the perfect play.For the late afternoons when the sky turns gold and the sound of stick checks echoes through the field.For the smell of the grass before the players arrive — that quiet moment when everything feels right.

But here's the hard truth no one wants to say out loud:

Great coaching doesn’t always pay.

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