Girls Philly Invitational 2018 College Coaches Recap

32 College coaches attended the 2018 Girls Philly Invitational this past weekend to watch over 1,000 athletes play in this one-day event. Check out which coaches were on the sidelines catching all the action.

The 2018 Girls Philly Invitational was held this past weekend at United Sports in Downingtown, PA. The Girls Philly Invitational attracted 32 nationwide college coaches to the event to watch players compete during the intense one-day event.

At this elite event, 32 DI, DII, and DIII schools populated the sidelines to watch 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023 teams take the field. Included in the line-up was US Lacrosse National Hall of Fame and National Lacrosse League Hall of Fame inductee, Gary Gait, D1 head coach of Syracuse University. 20 of the 32 coaches were DI coaches with 11 of them being head coaches.

Over 1,000 players were in attendance with some traveling as far as New Hampshire and California. Questionable fields from the previous night's storms canceled many surrounding events but the Girls Philly Invitational went on as planned with no divisions dropped or shortened games. With maximum exposure to the scouts, players had the opportunity to compete against some of the country's most competitive club teams.

Here’s the complete list of coaches who were in attendance at the Philly Invitational:

COLLEGE COACHES AT THE PHILLY INVITATIONAL
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Syracuse University
Duke
Penn State
Temple University
Towson
Army
Boston University
St Joe's University
Marquette
La Salle University
Coastal Carolina
University of Cincinnati
Binghamton
George Washington
Liberty University
RMU
Iona College
UMass Lowell
Tiffin University
Stockton University
Cabrini College
Colby College
Wells College
Washington & Jefferson
Elmira College
Georgian Court
CNU
Haverford College
Trinity College
Lincoln Memorial College
Widener University

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