Team 21 Coaches
Dom Sebastiani
Coach Dom was drafted in the MLL & NLL in 2013, by the Chesapeake Bayhawks (MLL) & Colorado Mammoth (NLL). His lacrosse career started in Moorestown, NJ where he led his high school team to two state championship's and was selected as an All-American Midfielder. Dom attended the University of Delaware where his team selected him as captain two years in a row and still holds the record for most caused turnovers. Coach Dom won two state championships in High School, two CAA Championships at the University of Delaware, and two MLL Championships with the Denver Outlaws & Chesapeake Bayhawks. Dom, Kevin & Jordan started Team 21 with the goal to develop player's skills, team concepts, and competitive spirit.
Jordan Krug
Coach Krug graduated from Cabrini University in 2019, wrapping up his collegiate year bring Cabrini their first ever National Championship. Jordan started & played in all 84 of Cabrini’s games during his 4 year career, being named captain his senior year and breaking the all time points record for the program. After his college career ended he was drafted in the NLL by The Philadelphia Wings and in the MLL by the Philadelphia Barrage. A South Jersey Native (Cherokee ‘15), Coach Krug has been growing the lacrosse IQ & skills of youth lacrosse players in the greater SJ area. Most recently leading his Jersey Express 2026 team to place top 8 in the World Series of Youth Lacrosse.
Kevin Crowley
Kevin is the only player to be drafted 1st overall in the MLL, NLL, and WLA Entry Drafts. Kevin is a New Westminster, BC native and has been dominant at every level lacrosse has to offer. He currently plays in the NLL for the Philadelphia Wings, PLL, and the WLA Salmonbellies. Kevin attended Division 1 Stony Brook University where he holds the record for most points in school history, was a two time first team All-American, D1 Midfielder of the Year, D1 Player of the Year, Teewaraton nominee. Kevin Has played for Team Canada's Men's National Field Team 3 times (2010, 2014, 2018), and led Team Canada to a World Championship victory in 2014, scoring 5 of the first 6 goals in the Gold Medal game. He was also captain of Team Canada in the 2018 World Games in Israel.