Titanium Lacrosse

Brett Stewart

Brett Stewart began his coaching career in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, where he was an Assistant Coach for W.T. Dwyer High School in 2002.  After moving back to Central Ohio, he became the assistant coach and defensive coordinator at Westerville Central High School in 2003.  The following year he returned to his alma mater, Dublin Scioto High School, as the assistant coach and defensive coordinator, where he coached from 2004 to 2009.  During that time he coached numerous all-state and all-Midwest players as well as four All-Americans.

Brett was a three-year starter and all-state recipient in high school. He was a starter of the 1997 state championship team. After graduation, Brett attended the University of South Carolina, where he earned an SELC all-star spot as a freshman. The following year he transferred to Wingate University where he was a three-year starter at LSM and defense. Brett started for Wingate when the team went to the 2001 NCAA Final Four.

Marshall Burkhart

Marshall was one of three captains and a starting midfielder for the 2012 Johns Hopkins University men's lacrosse team.  Marshall's substantial playing time during his career at Johns Hopkins has featured roles as a two-way middie and faceoff specialist.

In 2008, Marshall graduated from Dublin Jerome High School, where he played four years of varsity lacrosse.  He led his team to one state championship and one runner-up finish.  Marshall garnered all-state honors, collected 255 career ground balls and won 73 percent of his faceoffs.