Podcast appearances and mentions of joe amplo

Last week, Chet Gladchuk announced his pending retirement after 24 years as Naval Academy Director of Athletics. Gladchuk joins the Anchors Aweigh podcast to discuss the many accomplishments, initiatives and successes during his time leading the Naval Academy Athletic Association. We also preview the Army-Navy men's and women's lacrosse "Star" games by talking to coaches Joe Amplo and Cindy Timchal. 

We put the spotlight on Navy women's tennis by interviewing head coach Keith Puryear, who recently recorded his 300th career victory with the program. The Midshipmen are seeking a second straight Patriot League Tournament title and automatic berth in the NCAA Tournament. We also talk Navy men's and women's lacrosse and have audio clips from this week's Zoom pressers with coaches Joe Amplo and Cindy Timchal. 

Brian Ellis, a 1993 Naval Academy graduate, was killed in the aviation accident above Ronald Reagan National Airport last week. Ellis --- a former Navy football player, Marine Corps officer and decorated helicopter pilot --- was 53 years old. During the interview segment, we preview Navy men's and women's lacrosse by talking to coaches Joe Amplo and Cindy Timchal.

Yale head coach Andy Shay joins for the fourth installment of this month's series in which IL's Terry Foy tries to answer question, "How does recruiting work?" As opposed to the "How do you evaluate?" and "How do you communicate?" formats that Foy used with Navy's Joe Amplo, Ohio State's Nick Myers and Virginia's Lars Tiffany, Foy starts by asking Shay how his recruiting has evolved since he arrived in New Haven ahead of the 2004 season. They move through culture-building, admissions standards, emphasizing athletic potential and handling success. They end with how the Yale staff is approaching the Class of 2025; the role that highlight videos and athlete outreach plays, how they build their list and much more.

Around this time every year, dozens of parents of high school prospects ask IL's Terry Foy some version of the question, "How does recruiting work?" In an effort to round out that answer, he's interviewing a series of DI men's lacrosse coaches about their process, starting with Navy head coach Joe Amplo. Given the service academy's ability to begin contacting prospective student-athletes on July 1 (as opposed to Sept. 1, like the rest of his colleagues) and his commitments to Team USA in June, Amplo had a unique summer. He talks about his staff's composition, distribution of responsibility and style of evaluating.

Head Coach Joe Amplo discusses the intricacies of building the Team USA roster, tells hilarious stories about living with Scotty Rodgers and offers an exclusive look into life at Navy. Then the guys dive into a recap of the exciting first week of the Premier Lacrosse League season, covering all the highlights and key takeaways + betting picks for Week 2. Rise Up with us! Watch this episode on our TorchPro YouTube channel - make sure to subscribe! Morning Blitz: A must for any sports fan, sign up for our daily sports newsletter. Rhoback: Use code RISEUP20 for 20% off your Rhoback order today - no better performance apparel in the game! Follow us on... Instagram: @riseup_pod TikTok: @riseup_pod --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/riseuptorchpro/support

Welcome to the Sing Second Sports Podcast! A podcast covering the physical mission of the U.S. Naval Academy, and featuring the athletes, coaches and staff at USNA. It's February...and that means (oddly) that Lacrosse season is here. We talk to Joe Amplo about the preseason rankings, Xavier Arline and the new Lacrosse Building. We also bring in Ashley Pelzek (06) for her mid-season Women's Basketball analysis. Can they turn things around and play spoiler? And Ship Selection Night is here. We talk to Water Polo seniors Jonas Greer, Connor Simpson and Will Clark about their thoughts. Share feedback on Twitter @wesingsecond...slide into our DMs or tweet at us directly. BEAT ARMY!

It is our annual College Lacrosse Preview Show on GCR, as our friend Patrick Stevens (Washington Post/USA Lacrosse Magazine) joins us in studio to preview the season, which gets underway this weekend. At 9:40am, Towson coach Shawn Nadelen checks in to preview the Tigers. At 10am, we're joined by Navy coach Joe Amplo. At 10:20, Loyola coach Charley Toomey previews the Greyhounds. At 10:45, we'll hear from Mount St. Mary's coach Tom Gravante. At 11:05, it's UMBC coach Ryan Moran's turn. At 11:25, Maryland coach John Tillman will tell us how the Terps will look to defend their national title after one of the greatest seasons in lacrosse history. And at 11:45, we wrap up the show with Johns Hopkins coach Peter Milliman.

Learn about the ins and outs of life at Navy, expectations for the season, and some insights into Team USA from Joe Amplo. From Navy Athletics: "Joe Amplo enters his fourth season as the head coach at Navy after being introduced as the program's ninth head coach on June 5, 2019. Amplo, an assistant coach for Team USA who won the 2018 World Championship and will be on staff for the 2023 World Championship, has established himself as one of the premier head coaches in the sport after building the Marquette program from the ground up. He led the Golden Eagles to consecutive BIG EAST Tournament titles and NCAA Tournament appearances in 2016 and 2017, while also guiding MU to at least the BIG EAST semifinals in five of its six seasons competing as a member of the conference." Follow Coach: @amplo_joe on twitter --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lax-all-stars/message

Welcome to the Sing Second Sports Podcast! A podcast covering the physical mission of the U.S. Naval Academy, and featuring the athletes, coaches and staff at USNA. Super Star Saturday ended 2-2. Men's Lacrosse and Men's Tennis came away with wins. Baseball and Women's Lacrosse fell to the Black Knights. We break down the Lacrosse results and the outlook for the Patriot League Tournament match-ups with Cindy Timchal and Joe Amplo. We also chat about the upcoming NFL draft and Diego Fagot's prospects...and we count down to our last four pods of the season. Time flies when you're having fun! Share feedback on Twitter @wesingsecond...slide into our DMs or tweet at us directly. BEAT ARMY!

Navy head coach Joe Amplo discusses the differences between coaching at Marquette and the Naval Academy, the drill he still uses from Marquette, Cone of Silence, defending the two man game, and what he looks for when recruiting future defensive middies. In our second interview, Taft head coach Nic Bell (14:57) joins us to detail their approach social media, the path to Taft for perspective student athletes, how technology makes their lives easier, and his strategy for calling the offense on game day. The Lacrosse Playground Coach's Companion podcast is presented by Epoch Lacrosse and Top 66. Website: https://lacrosseplayground.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/LaxPlayground Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lacrosseplayground/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LacrossePlayground/ Discount code: PLAYGROUND15 to save 15% on your first order from Rhoback

Jake Coon (RIT) discusses the recent stretch of games, leadership, and his coaching career. Joe Amplo (Navy) talks about lacrosse in the Baltimore area, his development as a coach, and how leadership is developed at the Academy

Welcome to the Sing Second Sports Podcast! A podcast covering the physical mission of the U.S. Naval Academy, and featuring the athletes, coaches and staff at USNA. It's February....and that mean Lax Season is about to start. Special Guest Bill Wagner joins us to preview the Men's Lacrosse season with interviews with Joe Amplo and Senior Captain Nick Cole. We provide a breakdown of the ugly win vs American and update you on the other sports stories coming out of Annapolis. Share feedback on Twitter @wesingsecond...slide into our DMs or tweet at us directly. BEAT ARMY!

It's our annual College Lacrosse Preview Show here on GCR as our college sports guru Patrick Stevens (@D1scourse, Washington Post) joins us in studio. The area's D1 college lacrosse coaches will be joining us throughout the show. At 9am, we chat with Towson's Shawn Nadelen. At 9:20, Navy coach Joe Amplo checks in. At 10, Loyola's Charley Toomey joins us in studio. At 10:30, it's UMBC coach Ryan Moran's turn. At 10:50, Maryland coach John Tillman previews the Terps. And at 11:10, Johns Hopkins coach Peter Milliman wraps up the day.

Happy Friday! Glenn's not getting up at 3:30am to watch the Australian Open finals despite LOVING tennis. What are the actual list of sports you'd watch if they were happening live at 3:30am for whatever reason? Early in the show, Bradley & Nikki Bozeman joined us as Kyle paid off his bet and consumed his Bradley approved Banana/Mayonnaise sandwich. Later in Hour 1, ESPN/SiriusXM analyst & former Providence coach Tim Welsh joined us after calling UMBC/Vermont last night. We talked Ryan Odom, Terps hoops, how good Gonzaga is and more. Early in Hour 2, Navy coach Joe Amplo joined us to preview their season, which gets underway tomorrow against Mount St. Mary's. At the bottom of Hour 2, PressBox's chief grand poobah Stan "The Fan" Charles checked in to talk about our new print issue with Brandon Hyde on the cover, the Australian Open, Fernando Tatis and more.

Welcome to the Sing Second Sports Podcast--a weekly pod for Navy fans by Navy fans. On this episode we are joined by Bill Wagner of the Annapolis Capital to discuss the cancellation of Navy Men's basketball games due to Covid and the upcoming one-day wrestling tournament for the "Navy Fighting-Kolats." We are also joined by special guest Joe Amplo to discuss the upcoming Men's Lax season. Finally, we talk to Navy firstie and Men's Hockey B Team captain Midn 1/c Kevin Harris about reform, hockey and what a normal second semester might look like. Share feedback on Twitter @wesingsecond...slide DMs or tweet at us directly. BEAT ARMY!

In the wake of last week's cancellation of the NCAA spring championships and the vote to grant relief to affected student-athletes with an additional year of eligibility, IL's Terry Foy talks to Denver head coach Bill Tierney and Navy head coach Joe Amplo about how their week unfolded.

Seth Tierney - Head Coach at Hofstra University and Team USA Coach  01:16 Team USA Experiences -Working alongside some great coaches -The feel of a USA vs Canada game  -Working with Coach Danowski  -The process of being selected again  -Preparing for a Gold Medal Game  -Not overcoaching  -The personnel of the team  -Wanting to be coached 20:19 Hopkins Days in Late 80's and Early 90's -Being recruited by Bill Tierney -The late 80's games  -Playing against the Gaits in 89 Championship -Coach Zimmerman's impact  -Dave Pietramala as a player -The players of the era  -Opening up "The Crease" Lacrosse Themed Bar -Coaching with Coach Pietramala at Hopkins  32:47 Philosophy of the Style of Play of Early 2000's Hopkins Teams  -Getting the most out of your top ingredients  -People like Kyle Harrison  -The understanding of the game from these teams  -The thoughts on jump shooting  -Paul Rabil and how he learned from Kyle Harrison  -The feeding role Paul Rabil played -The transition to Hofstra  43:15 The Influence of Nick and the Colleluori Family  -The introduction to the Hofstra team  -Working with Joe Amplo  -Meeting Nick  -The road for Michael -The fabric of that family 48:41 The Evolution as a Coach at Hofstra  -Where to start? -Picking up what Coach Danowski started -The alumni and their impact on the program  -Playing in the CAA -Turning into a true lacrosse school 54:10 Thoughts on This Season  -Odd injuries last season  -Hunger from last season -Solid fall and continued work now  -Special connection to the women's program  56:32 Balance of Being a Dad Coach  -"Go get a mirror and a picture of your son/daughter" -Ironing out communication lines-Coaching Ryan  59:13 Offensive Philosophy  -New offensive coaching  -Allowing freedom for coaches ideas -Playing loose  -Coach Mac and his stories -Evolution of offense  -Playing against the Bill Tierney defense -The things that will never change  -Lengthening recoveries for defenses -Starts with recruiting  -Getting close to poles to make them essentially a short stick  -The physical post up game -The level of offensive talent in the PLL 1:10:36 Evaluating Character In Recruiting -The issue of taking chances on question marks -The aspect and use of technology  -The use of advocates -Trying to understand the whole person  -How to evaluate in person  -How to evaluate while watching and recruiting  1:16:01 Recruiting Attackman  -Looking for people who react well when they have a man on them  -Playing other sports? -Is he a leader on the field? -Fitting his styles with other guys on the roster -Recruiting Canadians  1:21:24 Recruiting Defensemen  -Evaluating size and athleticism  -Evaluating IQ  -Watching them talk with their stick and hands  -Changes in recruiting defensemen in the shot clock era -Importance in clearing ability in goalies and defensemen  -The shift in recruiting two way players

Joe Amplo - U.S Naval Academy Head Coach 02:03 Coach Amplo's Coaching Journey -Sachem High School -High School Football Coach's Impact -Walking On At Hofstra -Chris Colbeck -Seth Tierney -John Danowski -Mike Murphy -The Instant Match At Marquette -The Impact of the 2012 National Championship 15:51 Building Culture at Navy -More Challenging In Some Ways -Inheriting a Culture vs Creating One -More "Lacrosse Work" 21:57 Player Development Philosophy -Teach Basics First -Fundamentals Are Key -Impact of Assistant Head Coaches at Navy 26:36 Defensive and Offensive Philosophy at Navy -More Agresive -Using Athleticism -Shot Clock Advantages With Pressure -Less Scripted Offense -Adding Repertoire To Individual Players -"Game Is Won and Lost In the Grey Area" -Creating Decision Making 34:54 Recruiting -Physical Attribute Clearing House -Willingness to Play With An Edge or Something to Prove -Has To Want To Be There -Specialty Players -Both Handed Attackmen -Attackmen: Needs Great Hands or Tremendous Inside Presence or Great Dodger -Midfield: Downhill Dodgers Who Can Shoot On The Run or Be Able to Get Hands Free -Short Stick Defensemen: Most Important Players, Great Athletes, Control On Hips -Defensemen: All About Great Feet, Good Control Of Body, Very Instinctive Off Ball -Recruiting Defensive IQ 49:23 Sharpening Your Saw And Developing -Talking to Other Coaches -Learning More About Leadership and Mental Side -A lot of Reading -Sports Psychology and Leadership Center -Recommended Books

Dan are Mark bring you the second episode of their special offseason podcast series highlighting the new head coaches in men's Division I lacrosse. Coach Joe Amplo talks about leaving Marquette for the Academy, the reception from the Navy community, the respect for archrival Army West Point, where to eat in Annapolis, his coaching mentors, which players he'd want to go to fight with and a whole lot more.

The NBA Finals are decidedly...WEIRD. Ross Grimsley stuck around to start today's show-we discussed the Kevin Durant injury-getting Ross' perspective as an athlete as to whether he would want to have final say on a decision to play in such a huge situation. We also discussed some lingering baseball topics-the Bumgarner/Muncy back and forth, bunting in a no-hitter, extending nets, etc. Then more NBA Finals conversation. Early in Hour 2, former Terps/NBA forward & NBC Sports Washington analyst Tony Massenburg checked in to discuss why he believes Golden State still has a chance to rally all the way back in the series. And late in Hour 2, new Navy lacrosse coach Joe Amplo checked in to discuss the possibility of the Mids being a "sleeping giant" in the lacrosse world.

Happy Thursday to everyone except Jonas Jerebko-who has absolutely no business being anywhere near the NBA Finals. The Raptors got the job done last night, but it felt kinda empty. Still-they're two wins away from calling themselves NBA champions. Weird world. Midway through Hour 1, Delmarva Shorebirds INF Cadyn Grenier joined us to discuss the team's insane start to the season and his former Oregon State teammate-Orioles #1 pick Adley Rutschman. Late in Hour 1, our weekly visit with The Athletic's Patrick Stevens (@D1scourse) to discuss new Navy lacrosse coach Joe Amplo and college basketball's rules changes. In Hour 2, former Loyola coach Jimmy Patsos (NBC Sports Washington) checked in to discuss the weird nature of the NBA Finals-he still sees the Warriors winning in seven games. And at the bottom of Hour 2, Orioles fourth round pick/New Mexico State SS Joey Ortiz joined us to talk about how cool it is to be picked by the Orioles after previously playing collegiate summer league ball with the Baltimore Dodgers.

Today on the show we have the head coach of Marquette University Men's Lacrosse team, Joe Amplo. Coach Amplo just finished his 6th season at Marquette. He's the program's first ever DI head coach. In just 6 seasons his team already won a Big East championship and had a playoff birth in 2017. He was the Big East coach of the year in 2014. And, he was an assistant coach for Team USA. Coach Amplo started as a graduate assistant at Hofstra, his alma mater, in 1999 - 2001. He then did one year as an assistant at the University of Pennsylvania before coming back to Hofstra where he remained until he was named the head coach of Marquette in 2011. In this interview Coach Amplo talked about how he handled being the assistant coach of a team he just played for; how he hustled to make things work as an assistant at Upenn while still living in NY; and, the lessons he learned along the way to being named the head coach at Marquette University. The GameChanger Lacrosse Podcast is about talking to people who have dedicated their life to the game of lacrosse and learning about who they are, how they got to where they are today, and what they do to improve themselves and their teams. Be sure to follow us on twitter, @GCSports. And, if you're a coach, a parent or you run a travel or club team, check out GameChanger Team Manager in the app store. Its the essential, all-in-one, scheduling and communication app for lacrosse coaches and parents. Unlike other team apps, GameChanger Team Manager is free, easy to use, and doesn't serve ads. Learn more at GC.com/TeamManager

Kamille Fritz, Nursing '18, partnered with men's lacrosse coach Joe Amplo and coaches from the near west side to bring a nationally-recognized violence prevention program to Milwaukee. The Coaching Boys into Men program helps change social norms and behaviors regarding dating violence. Fritz helped run the program as the Center for Peacemaking's Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Awareness Program Coordinator for the Near West Side Partners team. In the program, 15 male sports coaches from the Near West Side attended the event where they learned how to use a playbook: A card series with 12 topics and conversations to be had over the course of the season. Coach Amplo attended in support and shared his experience with coaching and the major mentorship role of coaches. The program emphasizes healthy relationships, respect for others and the power of sports. Coaching Boys into Men is one of five recognized interventions by the CDC with data supporting its effectiveness in violence prevention. We Are Marquette episode 33 Interview and editing by Colleen Duvall

Lars Tiffany 00:57 Coach Tiffany's path to where he is now -Native American ties -Lafayette School System -Played at Brown University under Dom Starsia -Love for the game -4 Years teaching/coaching in California -Wanted to be Veterinarian -College Lacrosse Coaching path -Jim Stagnita's and other fellow coaches impact 07: 46 Element of Playing Using Defensive Pressure -Mentality -Risk vs. Reward -10 man ride 09:58 Coach Tiffany's Biggest Influences as a Coach -Jim Stagnita - Lacrosse IQ -Dom Starsia - Leadership and Manhood 11:35 How to "Sharpen the Saw" (Continue Learning) -Attack team development -How to play fast -Team dynamic and bonding -Joe Amplo from Marquette -The want to be heard and understood -Study Film -Share information with other coaches -Always be listening 20:29 Defensive Philosophy -Team defense comes full circle -Man to man "own your matchup" idea vs. good help defense -Sliding unconventionally -Reading slides vs. hard fast rules -Give the players the tools to make their own decisions on the field 27:33 Value of Video -Power of being able to see things you wouldn't see -Assessment of what is really happening -Continues film study and breakdown -Group film AND individual film study 32:56 Recruiting -New rules are "liberating" -Takes pressure of families and players -Don't have to be a "finished product" as early -More appropriate timing -Emphasize training 37:44 Box Lacrosse and Small Sided Games -Canada keeps beating USA with far less players and far less money spent -Boys and Girls -Resurrect the Sandlot -Accomplish World Class skill using small sided games

Today on the show we have the head coach of Marquette University Men's Lacrosse team, Joe Amplo. Coach Amplo just finished his 6th season at Marquette. He's the program's first ever DI head coach. In just 6 seasons his team already won a Big East championship and had a playoff birth in 2017. He was the Big East coach of the year in 2014. And, he was an assistant coach for Team USA. Coach Amplo started as a graduate assistant at Hofstra, his alma mater, in 1999 - 2001. He then did one year as an assistant at the University of Pennsylvania before coming back to Hofstra where he remained until he was named the head coach of Marquette in 2011. In this interview Coach Amplo talked about how he handled being the assistant coach of a team he just played for; how he hustled to make things work as an assistant at Upenn while still living in NY; and, the lessons he learned along the way to being named the head coach at Marquette University. The GameChanger Lacrosse Podcast is about talking to people who have dedicated their life to the game of lacrosse and learning about who they are, how they got to where they are today, and what they do to improve themselves and their teams. Be sure to follow us on twitter, @GCSports. And, if you're a coach, a parent or you run a travel or club team, check out GameChanger Team Manager in the app store. Its the essential, all-in-one, scheduling and communication app for lacrosse coaches and parents. Unlike other team apps, GameChanger Team Manager is free, easy to use, and doesn't serve ads. Learn more at GC.com/TeamManager

Joe Amplo, head coach of Marquette University’s Men’s Lacrosse,  is a leader who believes in embracing vulnerability, inclusiveness and challenges. He shares with Jim and Jan how he made the leap from assistant coach to first head men’s lacrosse coach at Marquette, and overcame the fears of not knowing how his own personal leadership would be received. He talks about the importance of culture, empowerment, setting a standard and what he personally looks for in the athletes he coaches.     Key Takeaways    [1:02] Jim played club lacrosse as a grad student in the early 90’s, so he has a passionate tie with both lacrosse and Marquette. [3:56] Joe had worked as an assistant coach at Hofstra and University of Pennsylvania before he was chosen as the first head men’s lacrosse coach at Marquette. He combined what he had learned from previous mentors and mixed it with his own personal philosophy. One of the fears Joe overcame in becoming a head coach was stepping up from the assistant role he had previously, with the unknown of how his personal method of leadership would be responded to. Second, he was not familiar with the area, and the area was not familiar with lacrosse. [8:10] In going “coach fed to player led”, everyone no matter what their role or status is held accountable to live up to the set standard. This empowers the people in the organization, and really builds a team identity.   [13:22] Culture has to drive behavior to get the results from the strategy and standards you and your team set forth. For Joe, he learned that the way he wants to lead and create an environment of empowerment, the creation of standards needs to be all inclusive in the organization. [24:18] The two factors Joe and his team look for in their potential athletes: desire to prove themselves, and a willingness to face and accept challenge. [31:54] Joe believes that great teams are formed and sustained by developing deep interpersonal relationships, and knowing they have each given their best and overachieved. [34:46] Joe feels as though happier people are more successful, and success lies on the side of being happy first, without having happiness rely on getting or achieving something. [36:50] Joe is a lifelong learner, and finds that Marquette holds him accountable to live and work in high standards. [40:14] Learning from a failure is a key tenant to what Joe finds in a successful leader, and team member.   Website gomarquette.com Facebook @MarquetteMLax Instagram @marquettemlax Twitter: @MarquetteMLAX   Quotable Quotes I became confident not in my abilities, but in the people that brought out the best in me. I believe in standards - not rules. For the way I want to lead, I would want people to live up to the standard. I want someone making a decision on the right thing to do. I have to be vulnerable as a leader.   Bio Seventh-year  Marquette University  head coach Joe Amplo  is an NCAA D-I Men's Lacrosse  Committee member and a Team USA  assistant. He's led MU to consecutive  BIG EAST titles and NCAA Championship berths.   Culture is Your Greatest Strategy Shawn Achor Ted Talk