Concord-Carlisle Lacrosse Awards

Paul Cain Memorial Award

Paul Cain loved the game of lacrosse. Unfortunately he was stricken with cancer at the age of 16. His love and passion for the game was evident as he continued to persevere on the field and in life through his illness. Paul never gave up! He cherished every minute of his life and CCHS lacrosse was a big part of it. The Paul Cain Memorial award goes to a player whose love for the game and dedication to the team is unquestioned.  

Jim McClellan Award

Jim was an outstanding, innovative coach. He started the lacrosse program at Concord-Carlisle in the late 60’s and was the head coach until 1986. Jim instilled hard work, a desire to improve and basic lacrosse fundamentals to all of his teams at CCHS. The Jim McClellan award goes to a senior who has improved tremendously between their junior and senior season.

Dr. Raymond Siegelman Award

Ray was the long time trainer at CCHS. To all the coaches, players and parents of the CCHS lacrosse program Ray was more than a trainer. He has been part of the CC lacrosse family since the program started. Often behind the scenes, Ray has been instrumental in helping CCHS maintain it’s high level of success. The Dr. Raymond Siegelman award goes to a senior who “does the little things” that may go unnoticed to many, but not to the coaches or the players in the program.

Tom Keller Award

Tom was a volunteer assistant coach with the boy’s lacrosse team from 2001 until 2012. He stills make it’s back from his home on Martha’s Vineyard at least once during the season to help the team. Tom has a tremendous amount of knowledge about the game of lacrosse and his expertise was on the offensive side of the ball. He understood that lacrosse is a players game and had a unique ability to teach the players to be creative as well as teach them the art of team offense. The Tom Keller award goes to a senior offensive player who plays offense with an unselfish, team first attitude.