Dylan Ciolino grew up in Long Island, NY where he was introduced to the sport of lacrosse at the age of 5. He attended Sachem North High School where he was a 4 year letterman and Captain of the Lacrosse team. After High school, he continued his academic and Goalie career at Walsh University in North Canton, Ohio. During his time at Walsh, he was a 4 year letterman and 3 year Captain. He also earned All Conference honors in 2014 & 2017 and Conference Goalie of the year in 2017. He ended his career earning three school records for most saves in a game, most saves in a season, and most saves in a career. Dylan graduated from Walsh with a Bachelor’s Degree in Corporate Communications.
After graduation, Dylan moved to the Youngstown area with his wife Julie and their Daughter Mila. He currently works for Kimball Midwest as a salesman and coached the Canfield Middle School 8th grade team in 2022. He was also an Assistant at the high school in 2018 & 2019. Dylan started a travel Lacrosse program in 2021, Team 224, with the goal to grow the sport in the Youngstown area and provide athletes with opportunities to connect with college lacrosse programs.
Megan Tyson grew up in Santa Clarita, CA. While growing up there, she played soccer year round but was introduced to the sport of lacrosse at a young age due to her father’s involvement in the sport. Her 10th grade year of high school, she moved across the country to Struthers where she continued her education and soccer at Struthers High School.
At the age of 15, Megan finally decided to sign up for lacrosse with the Poland High School Club. During her remaining years of high school, she lettered in soccer every season, got an All-Star title, was named MVP and was one of the top scorers all 3 years of lacrosse.
Megan has been involved in the sport of lacrosse in many different ways since she started playing. After high school, she was recruited for the YSU Women’s Lacrosse Club and was a part of them all 4 years of college. She also got involved in coaching her freshman year of college. She started coaching the Canfield Middle School program for a couple years, then had an opportunity to switch to Boardman Middle School to grow the sport there and was there for 3 seasons.
Over the years, she has been involved in many camps and training opportunities. Currently, Megan is pursuing a career in the veterinary field as a Veterinary Technician. She is currently looking for ways to expand herself in this career and in her education.
Education: Bachelor of Science in Biology, with a minor in Chemistry and French.