junior coaches

Junior Wolverines Head Coach

Bob Frost

Bob Frost serves as the Head Coach of the Junior Wolverines Youth Program, leading the foundation of Woodstock Boys Lacrosse for athletes in 3rd through 8th grade across both elementary and middle school levels. His leadership is central to developing the next generation of Wolverines and building a strong pipeline into the high school program.

Coach Frost played high school lacrosse with Atlanta Youth Lacrosse, recognized as one of Georgia’s earliest boys’ lacrosse programs, and later continued his playing career at Appalachian State University at the club level. His long-standing connection to the game gives him a deep appreciation for its growth and tradition in the state.

Since 2015, Frost has been actively coaching youth lacrosse, dedicating himself to teaching the fundamentals of the sport while helping young athletes develop confidence, discipline, and a love for the game. His coaching philosophy emphasizes knowing, loving, and honoring lacrosse in all aspects of play and preparation.

Above all, Coach Frost is focused on helping young men believe in themselves, trust their teammates, and understand the value of hard work. His impact on the youth program lays the foundation for the continued success and culture of Woodstock Lacrosse.

Junior Wolverines Head Coach

Ethan Frost

Ethan Frost is a Head Coach in the Junior Wolverines Youth Program and a proud alumnus of Woodstock Boys Lacrosse, continuing a strong family tradition within the program. He brings both playing experience and coaching knowledge to his role, helping guide the next generation of Wolverines.

Coach Frost played nine years in the Woodstock program, becoming a Varsity starter and recording the highest shooting percentage in program history. His experience as a player shaped his understanding of the game and the standards required to compete at a high level.

With three years of coaching experience, including time with the Dirty Birds Lacrosse Club, Frost focuses on developing fundamentals, competitiveness, and team culture. His coaching emphasizes hard work, dedication, team bonding, and grit.

Above all, Coach Frost is committed to strengthening the program and helping young athletes grow on and off the field through confidence, effort, and teamwork.

Junior Wolverines Assistant Coach

Henry Kay

Henry Kay is an Assistant Coach for the Junior Wolverines Youth Program, where he focuses on goaltending and defensive development. In his first season with the program, he has quickly become a valuable part of the staff through his experience, teaching ability, and passion for the game.

Coach Kay recently moved to Woodstock from Alabama and played high school lacrosse at McCallie School in Chattanooga, where he earned All-State honors as a goalie. His playing background gives him strong insight into defensive play and the demands of the position.

A dedicated volunteer, Kay gives his time to the program out of a genuine love for lacrosse and a desire to help young athletes grow. He is married with two children and is deeply invested in building confidence, skills, and lacrosse IQ in the players he coaches.



Coach Kay is committed to helping athletes improve on and off the field while contributing to the continued growth of the Junior Wolverines program.