Casey Powell. an unbelievable example of lacrosse success. Here is a brief look into the twenty year adventure voyage that has carried Casey from small-town Carthage N.Y. to the bright lights of Madison Square Garden.

• Member of the 1998 USA Men's Team
• Gold medal at 1998 World Championships
• 1999 World Cup Champion
• 1999 World Cup MVP
• Hawaii, Vail, Lake Placid Tournament MVP
• 2006 US National Team
• 1999 #1 pick to the Rochester Knighthawks in the NLL draft
• 2x NLL All Star Rochester
• 2x NLL All Star for the Anaheim Storm
• 2x Anaheim Storm leading scorer
• MLL-Summer Showcase 2000 offensive MVP
• MLL Champion Long Island Lizards
• 4x MLL All Star
• 2005 All Pro and Offensive MVP
• 2005 most points per game
• All time MLL leader in assists
• Currently tied with Mark Millon as all time scorer in MLL.
• 4x All-American
• 2x Division 1 National Player of the Year
• 1996 Co-Midfielder of the Year
• 1997 and 1998 Attackman of the Year
• 1995 National Champion
• Broke the Syracuse Lacrosse all time scoring record on a behind the back shot vs. Virginia in the quarter finals in Hempstead, NY. Currently tied for second with brother Ryan.
• March of Dimes Player of the Year Award
• Named to the NCAA All Tournament team all four years.
• Named to Lacrosse magazine's All-Century Team (other Orangemen include Jim Brown and Paul and Gary Gait)
• Played for Hall of Fame coach Roy Simmons Jr. and current US National Team Coach John Desko.
• 2x All North
• 2x High School All-American
• 2x Empire State Central Team Member
• 1993 Empire State Games Gold medal winner
• 1994 section 3 champion
• 1994 Team Captain
• 1994 North-South Game
• National High School all-time leading scorer
• 292 Goals, 261 Assists, 553 Points
• 1994 Central New York Player of the Year
• 4x All Frontier League All Star

High School - Carthage Central
College - Syracuse University
Pro - New York Titans (NLL) Rochester Rattlers (MLL)


Q: What is your favorite lacrosse moment?
A: Watching my brothers win National Championships

Q: Who is your biggest lacrosse mentor?
A: Gary Gait, Roy Simmons Jr.

Q: What comes to mind when you think Powell Brothers Lacrosse?
A: Unstoppable, Brothers, Champions, Tradition, Hard Work.

Q: Can you tell us what you currently do with yourself?
A: Lacrosse is a way of life. I represent Brine Lacrosse and run Powell lacrosse Camps. What do you spend your time doing? Traveling to do clinics and playing professional lacrosse.

Q: If you had to come up with a goal for you and your lacrosse career, what would it be?
A: To be the best I can be.

Q: What is the best goal that you have ever scored or ever seen?
A: I've enjoyed everyone that has went in.


Food: mom's meatloaf and all my mother in-laws food
Drink: coffee
Music: reggae and The Mikey Powell Band
Athlete: Larry Bird
State: NY
Magazine: Maxim
Sport: Basketball
Time of Day: early morning
Restaurant: Heminway's-Providence
Stick: Clutch