Garnet Valley boys' lacrosse coach Frank Urso, a former All-American at Maryland, was cheering on his former player, Busenkell, who scored a goal in Notre Dame's victory.
“I’d love to see Maryland win, but I want to see Max have a great game,” Frank Urso, a two-time national champion with the Terps, said before Monday’s championship.Whatever the outcome was in Monday’s NCAA lacrosse final between Notre Dame and Maryland, it would be a win-win situation for Frank Urso.
This was Busenkell’s first year competing in a national championship game. After setting the Garnet Valley record for points, he played in just seven games last season with the Irish. However, heUrso, who helped the Terrapins claim national titles in 1973 and 1975, knew Busenkell would have those opportunities to compete at the next level.
“You try to share that with the kids, but they kind of don’t get it until they are experiencing it. Once you start having some players who walk away with that, it’s pretty amazing. It’s rewarding to know you’ve had some impact, hopefully, in their career, helping them and teaching them what it takes to get there, because it’s a darn big commitment.”
“You learn later on in life how amazing it really was,” Urso said about playing for a national championship. “It’s something that you never forget. That’s why coaching is an opportunity to give back to the sport, teach others, and share some of that success. Hopefully, they get there and get the opportunity to enjoy it.”
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