Harvest Lacrosse is based in Rochester, NY, with a Webster, NY mailing address, and was founded in 2010 by brothers Michael and Grant Catalino. The organization competes under the motto "Live Like a Champion" and holds a ranking of boys #80 on US Club Lax. Its stated mission centers on training principled and competent leaders who step forward to serve, lead, and influence their peers with courage, character, and competence.
WHY FAMILIES CHOOSE US
Why families choose this club
College recruiting support
Harvest guides every student-athlete through college recruiting in partnership with IMLCARecruits, an organization endorsed by the IMLCA.
Collegiate lacrosse commits
Program alumni have advanced to collegiate rosters at institutions including Johns Hopkins, Yale, Princeton, and Drexel.
Stepwise player development
Athletes advance through a curriculum covering fundamentals, position-specific skills, team strategies, decision making, and intangibles.
Academic achievement honors
The Harvest Honors program highlights and celebrates the academic achievements of players alongside their athletic development.
Community outreach mission
Through Harvest Cares, student-athletes engage in community service, using lacrosse to reach youth in Rochester's inner city and neighboring areas.
PROGRAMS
Programs
Harvest fields boys club teams organized by graduation years from 2027 through 2036/37, alongside a dedicated World Series team. Skill clinics and training sessions include Micro Training for ages 4-6, Launch Training for K-1st, and Hybrid Training for 2nd-12th grade, as well as Small Group Training, 3v3 Lax, and box leagues. The seasonal calendar includes club competition in the spring, positional sessions in the fall, structured curriculum in the winter, and summer camps and clinics.
FallHybrid Training positional sessions; fall/winter training programs live
WinterHybrid Training continues with structured positional curriculum
SpringClub team season; Hybrid Training spring listed as coming soon
SummerCamps and clinics offering high-energy instruction and gameplay
TUITION
Cost to play
Harvest structures club costs into an annual all-inclusive membership fee covering tournament entries, uniforms, practice apparel, travel bags, and facility time [1.2.1].Families may pay the membership dues in a single payment or in installments, with travel expenses and personal equipment billed separately.
COACHING
Coaching
Experienced co-founders
The club was created by Michael Catalino, who played at Duke '10, and Grant Catalino, a Maryland '11 graduate who serves as the contact for club team tryouts.
Full-time coaches
The organization employs full-time professional coaches from diverse backgrounds who aim to balance hard work, fun, and discipline.
Positional specialists
To accelerate skill acquisition, the staff incorporates face-off and goalie-specific coaches dedicated to those positions.
Grant Catalino
Co-Founder (contact for club team tryouts)
Maryland '11; co-founded Harvest Lacrosse with his brother Michael in 2010.
Michael Catalino
Co-Founder
Duke '10; co-founded Harvest Lacrosse with his brother Grant in 2010.
MISSION & CORE VALUES
Mission & Core Values
Harvest states its mission is "to train principled and competent leaders within the lacrosse community, who will step forward with integrity to serve, lead, and influence their peers and fellow athletes," built on the core values of courage, character, and competence.
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