Kings Lacrosse Club was founded in 2016 by Ray Cross and Dave Maguire in order to grow the game of lacrosse in Denver and to put Colorado youth lacrosse on the map.  Both Ray and Dave grew up on the East Coast and sought to recreate the experiences they had as young players in Wilton, CT and Philadelphia, PA.  Having both played at the collegiate level at Notre Dame (Ray) and Ohio Wesleyan (Dave), they leaned heavily on their backgrounds to develop a club philosophy rooted in player development, team lacrosse and player accountability.  The Kings program draws players from the entire Denver metro area.

The 2028 Kings are coached by Bill Fuhs, Keith Richardson and Ryan Hefele.  The three of them have coached youth and high school lacrosse, as well as led club lacrosse programs for decades combined.  Over the years this group of players has come together and become a tight knit team of athletically gifted boys.  Most are multiple sport athletes that love to battle against the best competition possible.  After winning the qualifier, the team is ready to take their game to the next level.

Following in the footsteps of the 2027 Kings, for the rest of the summer the 2028 team will continue to play against the best teams in the country at some of the most competitive tournaments in Colorado and on the east coast.  The team’s objective is to continue to grow the national recognition of Kings Lacrosse as one of the country’s elite programs.