Alivian Jorgensen
"Coach J"
Program Director
"Coach J"
Program Director
Coach J is originally from Charlottesville, Va where she attended Albemarle High School. At Albemarle, Coach J was a two-sport athlete and loved basketball just as much as lacrosse. Coach J captained both her basketball and lacrosse teams and received the Vander Castle Award given to the most outstanding female athlete. Coach J went on to play lacrosse at James Madison University and graduated cum laude in 2000 with a degree in psychology and a minor in coaching. As a student-athlete at JMU, Coach J was a two-time All-American and All-CAA defender in 1999 and 2000, as well as being named an Academic All-American. During her career at JMU, the Dukes appeared in four NCAA tournaments, including a trip to the Final Four in 2000. Coach J was a captain for the Dukes and named to the NCAA All-tournament Team in 2000. In 2010, Coach J was named to the CAA Silver Anniversary Team.
"Coaching is in my bones." Coach J's passion for coaching started in 2000 when she was an assistant women's lacrosse coach at Virginia Tech (2000-2002). She continued her career as a collegiate assistant coach at North Carolina (2003-05) and later at The University of Denver (2011-12). Before heading west, Coach J was a head coach for the Capitals Lacrosse Club, an Athletic Director at The Academy of the Holy Cross(2008-09) and the Assistant Athletic Director and head girl’s lacrosse coach at The Holton-Arms School (2005-08).
Coach J is the founder of Urban Elite and Electras Lacrosse and is currently the Assistant Director of Admissions at Regis Jesuit High School. Coach J resides in Central Park with her husband, Eric and two children, Michael and Amelia. Amelia currently plays for the Electras and Mcihael plays for the Jets in Central Park.
"Coaching is in my bones." Coach J's passion for coaching started in 2000 when she was an assistant women's lacrosse coach at Virginia Tech (2000-2002). She continued her career as a collegiate assistant coach at North Carolina (2003-05) and later at The University of Denver (2011-12). Before heading west, Coach J was a head coach for the Capitals Lacrosse Club, an Athletic Director at The Academy of the Holy Cross(2008-09) and the Assistant Athletic Director and head girl’s lacrosse coach at The Holton-Arms School (2005-08).
Coach J is the founder of Urban Elite and Electras Lacrosse and is currently the Assistant Director of Admissions at Regis Jesuit High School. Coach J resides in Central Park with her husband, Eric and two children, Michael and Amelia. Amelia currently plays for the Electras and Mcihael plays for the Jets in Central Park.
Megan Dekutoski
Assistant Program Director
Lead Coach for the Little Generals and 4th Grade
Originally from Minnesota, Megan moved out to Denver to attend the University of Denver. She received her bachelors degree in psychology and Italian in 2015 and her graduate degree in Elementary Education from the University of Denver Morgridge College of Education. Megan is currently a teacher at Westerly Creek Elementary School here in Central Park.
Megan grew up in Minnesota playing soccer, ice hockey, and lacrosse. Currently, she plays on the women's ice hockey team and women's club lacrosse team at the University of Denver. Megan was the president of the club lacrosse team at DU last year and was named WCLA first team All-American two years in a row. Megan loves bringing her enthusiasm for the sport and passion for working with kids to the Stapleton Electras. She is very excited to be coaching the Electras again this year!
Assistant Program Director
Lead Coach for the Little Generals and 4th Grade
Originally from Minnesota, Megan moved out to Denver to attend the University of Denver. She received her bachelors degree in psychology and Italian in 2015 and her graduate degree in Elementary Education from the University of Denver Morgridge College of Education. Megan is currently a teacher at Westerly Creek Elementary School here in Central Park.
Megan grew up in Minnesota playing soccer, ice hockey, and lacrosse. Currently, she plays on the women's ice hockey team and women's club lacrosse team at the University of Denver. Megan was the president of the club lacrosse team at DU last year and was named WCLA first team All-American two years in a row. Megan loves bringing her enthusiasm for the sport and passion for working with kids to the Stapleton Electras. She is very excited to be coaching the Electras again this year!
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Amanda Meyer
Lead Coach for Middle School |
Amanda played competitive lacrosse growing up in Massachusetts and her high school team won the State Championships. She was selected from girls across New England to attend Harvard Women's Lacrosse Coach - Carol Kleinfelder's Lacrosse Camp and played on the DU Women's Lacrosse team while She was at DU (1990-1994).
Amanda is currently the Head Lacrosse Coach at McAuliffe International School and has a passion for teaching Electras lacrosse. She wants to pass on a solid foundation of what she learned from the game, as well as expose young players to the life lessons and experiences one gets from playing a competitive, team sport. Amanda resides in Stapleton with her husband and 2 daughters.
Amanda is currently the Head Lacrosse Coach at McAuliffe International School and has a passion for teaching Electras lacrosse. She wants to pass on a solid foundation of what she learned from the game, as well as expose young players to the life lessons and experiences one gets from playing a competitive, team sport. Amanda resides in Stapleton with her husband and 2 daughters.
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Beth Bean
Class of 2027, 8th Grade Advanced Head Coach |
Beth is a Park Hill mom that loves the game of lacrosse and is thrilled to be coaching. Both her daughters, Addie and Sadie, play for Electra’s Lacrosse. Beth played field hockey way-back-when in college and had the pleasure of taking her DIII field hockey team on their first trip to Nationals as head coach. Beth is a US Lacrosse Level 1 certified coach.
During the day, Beth works for a national education social impact organization and can be found running around town with her dogs. Both of Beth's daughters, Sadie and Addie, are members of the Electras Lacrosse community.
During the day, Beth works for a national education social impact organization and can be found running around town with her dogs. Both of Beth's daughters, Sadie and Addie, are members of the Electras Lacrosse community.
Lucy Diaz
Class of 2028, 6th Grade Advanced
Head Coach
Lacrosse was the first organized sport Lucy tried, but (shockingly) her high school in New England didn’t have a team so she turned her interests elsewhere. She was an All-State field hockey, basketball and track & field athlete, holding multiple school records on both the field hockey field and the track for Hamilton-Wenham High School. She also played in the USA Field Hockey Olympic Development program prior to to college.
Lucy went on to play field hockey for UMASS AMherst and graduated in 2001 with a BBA in Marketing. As a student athlete on the D1 Field Hockey team, Lucy earned accolades as an All-American, Academic-All American and All-Conference, and was a 2-year team captain. During her career, the Minutewomen won four A-10 Championships and appeared in four NCAA tournaments including 2 trips to the Elite Eight.
Post college, Lucy turned her passion for sports into a professional career and has worked for some of the top Endurance Sports organizations in the world. She currently runs an all-women’s professional bike race here in Colorado and also coaches youth basketball in addition to the Electras.
And as a lifelong athlete, she never stops moving and can be found running up and down the sideline getting her team pumped up for their games! But most importantly, she is mom to Bella (11) and Cristiano (8) and trains hard daily just to make sure she can keep up with them for years to come!
Class of 2028, 6th Grade Advanced
Head Coach
Lacrosse was the first organized sport Lucy tried, but (shockingly) her high school in New England didn’t have a team so she turned her interests elsewhere. She was an All-State field hockey, basketball and track & field athlete, holding multiple school records on both the field hockey field and the track for Hamilton-Wenham High School. She also played in the USA Field Hockey Olympic Development program prior to to college.
Lucy went on to play field hockey for UMASS AMherst and graduated in 2001 with a BBA in Marketing. As a student athlete on the D1 Field Hockey team, Lucy earned accolades as an All-American, Academic-All American and All-Conference, and was a 2-year team captain. During her career, the Minutewomen won four A-10 Championships and appeared in four NCAA tournaments including 2 trips to the Elite Eight.
Post college, Lucy turned her passion for sports into a professional career and has worked for some of the top Endurance Sports organizations in the world. She currently runs an all-women’s professional bike race here in Colorado and also coaches youth basketball in addition to the Electras.
And as a lifelong athlete, she never stops moving and can be found running up and down the sideline getting her team pumped up for their games! But most importantly, she is mom to Bella (11) and Cristiano (8) and trains hard daily just to make sure she can keep up with them for years to come!