Christopher Santiago Lowe

• Primary Responsibility - Defensive Coach and Face Off Coach, Operations and team Fundraising
• Recruitment tactics and strategies to bring in athletes for different lacrosse positions from across United States and Canada
• Use ARMS to track Recruitment, Scheduling, Athletic Training Updates and Academics
• Use HUDL to build out scouting reports, post game reports for players and created clips to show athletes.
• Maintain, order and issue out team equipment.
• Coordinate with Athletic Director Office with fundraising and donor engagement strategies.
• Member of Athletic Department Fundraising Committee, starting Spring 2023
• Enhanced team with successful fundraising and donor engagement strategies. Raising over $10k in six weeks.

• Primary Responsibility - Defensive Coach, Face Off Coach and Team Equipment
• Evaluated individual knowledge, skills and strengths and assigned team positions to maximize talent areas.
• Use HUDL for scouting reports and post game notes for players.
• Put together new defensive playbook and pre-game routine
• Logged recruitment, administrative and gameplay activities for official team record.
• Secured $6,000.00 in matching donations prior to leaving
• Finished the 2022 Season with 3 NCAA Records and ranked 1st in Division III in Riding, 6th in Caused Turnovers and 6th in Groundballs.
• Part of coaching staff that won the team's first Conference Championship and make first NCAA appearance in team history - May 2022

• Work directly with Georgia Southern University Campus Recreation and Intramural's to rebuild men's lacrosse program from a team that had not won a game in 2 seasons to one ranked #3 in the SELC Conference prior to COVID-19.
• Created a standard operating procedure in conjunction with Georgia Southern University Injury and Prevention office to deal with concussions and injuries.
• Established new playbook, create daily practice plans and held player evaluations for first time in team history.
• Expanded player leadership opportunities for players by creating Assistant Captain positions
• Recruited a dozen new sponsors from 2019 - 2021 that helped raise over $13,500 and put team on solid financial footing
• Created team website and app, maintain both of them and bring in thousands of views each month
• Work with the Club Sports Director to ensure that the field, and equipment is always ready for home games, and practices.
• 2020 Georgia Southern University Coach of the Year

• Helped veterans and their families apply for federal and state benefits.
• Correct benefit issues, IE. healthcare, compensation, education and death.
• Provide information on community resources available to families and children.
• Schedule appointments for Veterans and their families with the Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Defense
• Log all calls and visits into Ga Veterans Service Database
• Administered yearly budget of $5000 to manage office requirements.

• Worked with Battalion Commander and Adaptive Sports office to create the first wheelchair lacrosse program for the US Army from scratch.
• Traveled to numerous military bases from Washington DC to Georgia creating wheelchair lacrosse teams.
• Coordinated with NCAA teams to put on clinics with the disabled service members.
• Used established evaluation techniques and personal knowledge to assess player abilities and assign to correct positions within team.
• Secured over $6000 in donations from major lacrosse and sporting brands.

B Co WTU, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, National Capital Region Medical

B Co WTU, Winn Army Community Hospital, US Army RMC South

• Recover from wounds sustained during a firefight in Afghanistan.
• Work with the physical therapy office to establish a wheelchair lacrosse program for the US Army, the first wheelchair program in the Nation.
• Established nonprofit to raise school supplies for Afghan children. Raised $20k in donations and worked with Obama-Biden Administration and Department of Defense to get supplies to Afghanistan
• Competed in the 2010 Warrior Games at the US Olympic Training Centre in Colorado.
• Played in the 2011 Australia Men's National Championship Tournament in Adelaide, South Australia
• Invited to the 2012 European Lacrosse Championship in Amsterdam

• Was a Player-Coach, played FOGO and would coach the defense once I came off the field.
• Collaborated with individual team members to devise personalized exercise plans targeting specific areas of improvement.
• Developed strategies for each match based on knowledge of opposing team and individual player strengths.
• Kept players in good academic standing by providing support and guidance.
• Trained team members in midfield, attack and defensive positions.
• Corrected deficiencies in player scooping, passing and other critical techniques.

• Work with Benedictine Military School, and several volunteers to create a new high school lacrosse team from scratch.
• Met with students one on one to help them better understand the sport and answer any questions they might have about playing lacrosse
• Used established evaluation techniques and personal knowledge to assess player abilities and assign to correct positions within team
• Developed strategies for each match based on knowledge of opposing team and individual player strengths.
• Cultivated positive and productive relationships with parents of student athletes.
• Trained team members in midfield, attack and defensive positions.

HQ 3rd BDE / 201st Corps Afghan National Army Embedded Training Team

• S-1 NCOIC, keep track of 197 personnel from 4 different military services within the brigade through daily personnel stat reports.
• Ensure service members receive pay and benefits
• Arrange flights for service members from Afghanistan to Europe and the United States through the Department of Defense and civilian airline companies
• Ensure all equipment and supply requests were submitted through the proper chain of command and then delivered to the requesting team.
• Weapons & Ammo NCOIC - Maintain NATO and Afghan weapons and ammo worth more then $1 million.
• Fire Support NCOIC - Selected legitimate targets for the brigade commander for which artillery and air support could be employed to eliminate enemy targets.
• Coordinate with US, Afghan and NATO personnel to ensure that all available assets were properly utilized