| Head Varsity Football Coach: Douglas Lamb |
Coach Lamb, 32, is entering his third year as
Head Football Coach at Henry E. Lackey High
School. Originally hailing from Sandusky,
Ohio, Coach Lamb graduated from Sandusky
St. Mary’s Central Catholic High School in
1993, where he earned all-Sandusky Bay
Conference honors in football and basketball.
He served as a captain of his football team his
Senior year as well as being voted M.V.P. of
his basketball team by his peers.
Head Football Coach at Henry E. Lackey High
School. Originally hailing from Sandusky,
Ohio, Coach Lamb graduated from Sandusky
St. Mary’s Central Catholic High School in
1993, where he earned all-Sandusky Bay
Conference honors in football and basketball.
He served as a captain of his football team his
Senior year as well as being voted M.V.P. of
his basketball team by his peers.
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Coach Lamb earned his undergraduate degree in Special Education from the University of
Toledo and his Master’s Degree in Curriculum and Instruction with Administration from
McDaniel College in Westminster, MD.
Coach Lamb spent 7 seasons at Thomas Stone High School where his duties included:
*1999-2000-Assistant Junior
Varsity Coach
*2001-Head Freshman Coach
*2002-2005-Varsity Assistant Head
Coach/Defensive Coordinator
Coach Lamb has an on the field record of 17-7 and led the Chargers to their 5th straight
playoff appearance. The 2007 season was one of great success winning the 3A South
Regional Championship.
Coach Lamb has guided several players to the next level thus far in his tenure at Henry E.
Lackey. Some of those players are:
-Kevin Kurtz- Averett University
-Preston Kick- Guilford College
-Leonard Stevenson and Brandon Somerville-Wesley College
-Justin Bowman- West Virginia Wesleyan University
-Jarard Cribs- Lehigh University
-Christian Boamah- Morgan St. University
- Derek Bell-Harris- Fordham University
- Kendall Vines- California University of Pennsylvania
- Michael Johnson- Shepherd University
- Corey Bragg- Methodist University
In total, the Charger Football class of 2007 and 2008 received over $1 million in scholarship,
academic, and aid money. The 2009 class alone has already received $1 million in scholarship
offers alone, making Henry E. Lackey High School one of the elite programs in the state of
Maryland.
Coach Lamb writes, " Henry E. Lackey high School is truly a special place to coach football.
From the administrative team, faculty, staff, pastoral support, parents, alumni, and fans; our
players truly feel they are a part of a family. The class of 2007 and 2008 are truly
extraordinary young men. We as coaches are humbled and blessed to have played a small
part in their lives. Our parents and family should justly be commended on raising such fine
men."
"The 2008 season has already begun. Our coaching staff has been in the weight room
working everyday with our players to put the most competitive team on the field. The
members of the coaching staff here at Lackey are teachers first who stress the term, ‘student
athlete.’ We are looking forward to what could be a potentially great season and are eager to
field a team that will represent the tremendously supportive Lackey community with honor.”
Coach continues, "We start out of the gate Week 1 visiting the perennial 3A power Urbana
Hawks. This is one of the best programs in all of Maryland and we are looking forward to
the challenge of playing the Hawks in Urbana. Not many teams in the state can say they have
a playoff game week one, we can. This will most definitely be a game of interest not only in
the state, but all of the Washington D.C. Metro area.
The S.M.A.C.conference is one of the most underrated yet competitive conferences in the
state. Our schedule is one that makes it vital for us to be prepared for the challenges
presented to us every week. Every team will be ready to play, and this year, it's anyone's to
win.
Coach Lamb currently resides in La Plata with his wife of four years Leighann, a 5th Grade
teacher at Wade Elementary, daughter Gracie, cat Simon, and dog Izzy. In his spare time,
Coach Lamb likes to read, (anything biographical, football) and spend time with his family.
Toledo and his Master’s Degree in Curriculum and Instruction with Administration from
McDaniel College in Westminster, MD.
Coach Lamb spent 7 seasons at Thomas Stone High School where his duties included:
*1999-2000-Assistant Junior
Varsity Coach
*2001-Head Freshman Coach
*2002-2005-Varsity Assistant Head
Coach/Defensive Coordinator
Coach Lamb has an on the field record of 17-7 and led the Chargers to their 5th straight
playoff appearance. The 2007 season was one of great success winning the 3A South
Regional Championship.
Coach Lamb has guided several players to the next level thus far in his tenure at Henry E.
Lackey. Some of those players are:
-Kevin Kurtz- Averett University
-Preston Kick- Guilford College
-Leonard Stevenson and Brandon Somerville-Wesley College
-Justin Bowman- West Virginia Wesleyan University
-Jarard Cribs- Lehigh University
-Christian Boamah- Morgan St. University
- Derek Bell-Harris- Fordham University
- Kendall Vines- California University of Pennsylvania
- Michael Johnson- Shepherd University
- Corey Bragg- Methodist University
In total, the Charger Football class of 2007 and 2008 received over $1 million in scholarship,
academic, and aid money. The 2009 class alone has already received $1 million in scholarship
offers alone, making Henry E. Lackey High School one of the elite programs in the state of
Maryland.
Coach Lamb writes, " Henry E. Lackey high School is truly a special place to coach football.
From the administrative team, faculty, staff, pastoral support, parents, alumni, and fans; our
players truly feel they are a part of a family. The class of 2007 and 2008 are truly
extraordinary young men. We as coaches are humbled and blessed to have played a small
part in their lives. Our parents and family should justly be commended on raising such fine
men."
"The 2008 season has already begun. Our coaching staff has been in the weight room
working everyday with our players to put the most competitive team on the field. The
members of the coaching staff here at Lackey are teachers first who stress the term, ‘student
athlete.’ We are looking forward to what could be a potentially great season and are eager to
field a team that will represent the tremendously supportive Lackey community with honor.”
Coach continues, "We start out of the gate Week 1 visiting the perennial 3A power Urbana
Hawks. This is one of the best programs in all of Maryland and we are looking forward to
the challenge of playing the Hawks in Urbana. Not many teams in the state can say they have
a playoff game week one, we can. This will most definitely be a game of interest not only in
the state, but all of the Washington D.C. Metro area.
The S.M.A.C.conference is one of the most underrated yet competitive conferences in the
state. Our schedule is one that makes it vital for us to be prepared for the challenges
presented to us every week. Every team will be ready to play, and this year, it's anyone's to
win.
Coach Lamb currently resides in La Plata with his wife of four years Leighann, a 5th Grade
teacher at Wade Elementary, daughter Gracie, cat Simon, and dog Izzy. In his spare time,
Coach Lamb likes to read, (anything biographical, football) and spend time with his family.
