NXTsports
Ian Kingsbery is an experienced coach and sales professional with a diverse background in sports and business. Currently serving as a coach at NXTsports since September 2014 and as an assistant lacrosse coach at Radnor High School since 2011, Ian has a strong foundation in athletic development. Previous roles include an outside sales representative at Waste Management, focusing on new commercial business, and an assistant manager at Competitive Edge Outfitters. Additionally, Ian held a research intern position at Electedface USA. Ian holds a Bachelor's degree in Latin American Studies and Spanish from Temple University, having also attended Ohio Wesleyan University.
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NXTsports
Make it Matter Our mission is to make the experience matter in everything we do, from intro camps to a two hundred team multi-day lacrosse tournament. The mission starts on whiteboards and spreadsheets. It starts with a game plan executed by MVPs at every level; from our assistant coaches to the CEO. Because what happens on the field can impact a child way beyond childhood. It’s an enormous responsibility that we take very seriously. Because when you step off the field, all you truly take with you is the experience. We want that experience to matter. NXT differentiates itself in the youth sports market through the diversity of our products and year-round programming. Events NXT operates premier girls and boys lacrosse tournaments, leagues and recruiting events across the country. Education NXT runs Lacrosse educational programming for both boys and girls from beginner to advanced. Club Teams NXT manages elite boys, girls, and box lacrosse clubs comprised of youth, middle school, and high school teams. From a few one-off lacrosse camps in the summer of 2009, NXT has grown into a sports organization that runs 80 lacrosse camps and clinics, 25 boys and girls club lacrosse teams, and 41 lacrosse tournaments and recruiting Showcases across the country and 3 Leagues. In any given year NXT—either through a camp, clinic, club team or tournament—will have been involved in 38,295 athletes' lives.