Staff

Coaching Background: Stanyer is currently the Director of Girls Lacrosse at the Legacy Center and for Cyclones Lacrosse. Stanyer was the head coach of the women’s lacrosse team at Cleary University for 7.5 years. Additionally, Stanyer spent the 2012-2015 seasons as the varsity assistant and goalie coach at Hartland High School with each season culminating in a trip to the MHSAA D1 State Semi-Finals. 

For his efforts at Cleary University, Coach Stanyer was named the Wolverine Hoosier Athletic Conference’s Women’s Lacrosse Coach of the Year for the 2018-19 season.  Within the Cyclones program he leads our goalie development program.

Jason currently possesses a Platinum level USA Lacrosse Certification and was a member of the first class of coaches in Michigan to ever receive a Level III certification. He is also a member of the Positive Coaching Alliance. In addition to his lacrosse credentials, Stanyer has previously functioned as a NCCPT certified personal trainer.

Professional Experience: Jason has over 23 years of experience in the field of International Trade with his current role being Vice President of Operational Excellence with responsibilities encompassing Solutions, Data Analytics, Technical Operations, Continuous Improvement, Innovation, Training, Work Measurement, Quality Management, Project Management, Compliance and Process Design.

Academic Achievements: Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems, MBA with Concentrations in Operations Management and Accounting, and Master of Science in Information Technology Management from Oakland University. He is also a Licensed US Customs Broker and Certified Customs Specialist.

Coaching Background:  Radcliffe is currently the Head Coach at South Lyon HS.  Previously, Radcliffe was the assistant coach at Cleary University for 7.5 years.  She was also the head coach of the Hartland Varsity HS Lacrosse and Field Hockey teams from 2013-2022. She spent 7 seasons as the varsity head coach at South Lyon High School prior to Hartland.  

Radcliffe was recently named the MWLCA and USA Lacrosse Coach of the Year (2025).  Her HS team also won the Division 1 State Championship (2025).  Her team was Division 1 State Runner- Up in 2026.  Radcliffe also spent some time coaching for Champion Lacrosse, MSU and Lawrence Technological University. Before relocating to Michigan in 2006, Radcliffe coached at Great Valley HS in PA. Radcliffe was also a camp counselor and an administrative assistant at United Sports Training Center. Radcliffe was named All League Coach of the Year in 2008, as well as the Ann Arbor News Coach of the Year in 2008 and 2009.  Radcliffe has coached her teams to 10 Regional titles. Radcliffe possesses a Platinum level USA Lacrosse Certification and is a member of the Positive Coaching Alliance. Radcliffe’s CPR & First Aid Certifications are all current.

Over the span of 20+ years of coaching, Radcliffe has amassed 309 varsity wins and coached numerous All-Americans & All-State players. Many of the players she has coached went on to excel at the collegiate level and many are now coaching either Youth, HS and/or collegiately. 

Playing Background: During her playing career she played for Division I Temple University. As a player, Radcliffe was named the Atlantic 10 Offensive Player of the Year in 2003. She was also named to the All-Championship Team, Academic All-Conference Team, Atlantic 10 All-Conference Team, Player of the Week 3 times and named Regional All-American as a senior. Radcliffe continues to play competitively whenever she can. Radcliffe also played Division 1 Field Hockey while at Temple.

Professional Experience: Elementary Special Education Teacher

Academic Achievements: Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary & Special Education from Temple University, Master’s Degree in Education with a concentration in Sports Leadership & Coaching from Michigan State University.

Professional Experience: Elementary Special Education Teacher

Academic Achievements: Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary & Special Education from Temple University, Master’s Degree in Education with a concentration in Sports Leadership & Coaching from Michigan State University.

Coaching Background: This is Emily's fourth summer coaching with the Cyclones.  

Playing Background:   Emily is entering her Senior year at The University of Michigan where she plays for the Women’s Club Lacrosse Team. Emily has helped her team to a MWLL Regional Championship, WCLA National Tournament appearance, and has received Academic All-American.  In HS, Emily played for the Huron Valley Titans.  She was a 4-time varsity member and helped Huron Valley reach 3 regional finals.  Emily was a two-time All- State First team member (2022 & 2023) and an All-State Honorable mention in 2021.  Emily was named to the LVC All-Conference team in 2021, 2022 and 2023.  She was nominated for the Detroit Free Press Lacrosse Player of the Year in 2022.

Academic Background:  Emily graduated from the International Academy. She graduated Suma Cum Laude.  Emily is also a US Lacrosse Academic All-American and an All-State academic recipient.  Emily currently attends the University of Michigan studying Movement Science on the Pre-Physical Therapy Track.

Coaching Background:  This spring will be Emma’s 1st season coaching at South Lyon. Emma has been the assistant varsity coach at Notre Dame Preparatory and Marist Academy for the past 2 seasons.  Emma has coached with Cyclones Lacrosse since 2021.   

Playing Background: Emma played at the University of Detroit Mercy, helping her team to the MAC championship game. She also graduated from Hartland High School in 2020 playing lacrosse and field hockey.  Emma helped Hartland to 3 regional championships (missed her senior year due to COVID).  Emma was an All-State and All- League player.  She was an also a two-time State Bank athlete of the week.  Emma recorded 130 points in just 3 seasons.  She played with the Cyclones for 7 years. 

Academic Background:  Emma graduated from Detroit Mercy with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in 2024 with a concentration in Marketing and Business Law. Emma was a two time MAC honor roll and MAC Commissioner’s Award recipient and IWLCA Academic Honor Roll member. She is currently pursuing her Masters of Sports Administration at Wayne State University.  

Coaching Background: Fritz serves as a coach for the Cyclones Lacrosse organization, utilizing her extensive high-level playing background to mentor and develop the next generation of club players. She also leads the Pumas Youth Lacrosse program as Head Coach, where she focuses on cultivating a strong love for the sport, building foundational skills, and introducing young athletes to competitive play. Across both organizations, she emphasizes sharpening defensive fundamentals, field awareness, and strategic on-field communication to help players elevate their game.

Playing Background: Fritz built an exceptional collegiate playing career at Lawrence Technological University (LTU), where she was a defensive anchor for the Blue Devils' women's lacrosse team from 2021 through 2024. Prior to her time at the NAIA collegiate level, she was a varsity defensive player for Brighton High School, graduating in 2020 after establishing a reputation for disciplined defensive play and strong athletic dedication.

Professional Experience: Outside of her coaching roles, Fritz applies her technical and analytical background professionally within the engineering sector. She successfully translates the dedication, teamwork, and high-level problem-solving skills developed during her rigorous career as a collegiate student-athlete directly into her professional engineering pursuits.

Academic Background: Fritz graduated from Lawrence Technological University in 2024 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering, successfully balancing the intensive demands of varsity athletics and engineering coursework. She is also a 2020 graduate of Brighton High School.

Coaching Background: Dahring is currently the Head Coach of the Northville High School Girls Varsity Lacrosse team. Leading the Division 1 Mustangs, she focuses on fostering an unselfish, family-oriented, and team-first playing style. She also coordinates community initiatives tied directly to the high school program, including volunteering for fundraisers and organizing the annual "LAX OUT CANCER" matches. Previously, Dahring served as an assistant coach for the Concordia University Ann Arbor Women's Lacrosse team during the 2016 and 2017 seasons, assisting with collegiate-level practice planning, game strategy, and player development.

Playing Background: Dahring was a varsity lacrosse standout at Northville High School, graduating in 2010. During her playing career as an elite attacker, she anchored the Mustangs' offense, recording a team-high 54 goals, 5 assists, and 48 ground balls during her senior season. She was recognized throughout her high school career for her strong on-field leadership, athletic dedication, and game-changing offensive production.

Professional Experience: Outside of coaching, Kayley serves as the Central Enrollment Administrative Assistant and McKinney-Vento Liaison for the Novi Community School District, where she manages enrollment operations and coordinates essential district support services for families in transition. She is also heavily involved in community leadership, serving as a Board Member and Committee Chair for Novi Youth Assistance—where she actively chairs the "Adopt-a-Family" initiative—and as a Board Member for The Tawny K. Dahring Foundation, helping oversee non-profit operations dedicated to funding cancer research and patient comfort care.

Coaching Background: Cece has coaching background with Cyclones and just completed a season coaching for Indiana Tech.

Playing Background:  Cece has been playing since middle school, she completed competitively with cyclones and play college with Indiana Tech Warriors. Within her college career, Cece started as a defender transferred to goalie and then ended her last two years playing attack.

Academic Background: Cece graduated from Lakeland high school and then pursuit a degree in psychology with a certificate of human resources at Indiana Institute of technology and initially will be pursuing her masters and social work within the upcoming year.

Coaching Background: Madison has coached with Cyclones Lacrosse for the past four years and also coaches within the Pumas Youth Lacrosse organization. In addition, she officiates youth lacrosse throughout the area. Madison previously served as the Assistant JV Coach at Northville High School for two seasons.

Playing Background: Madison began her lacrosse journey with the Pumas Lacrosse organization in 2014 and later joined Cyclones Lacrosse in 2019. In 2018, she was selected to represent the Midwest on Maverik Lacrosse's All-American National Team and earned the honor again in 2019. Following her freshman year of high school, Madison was selected for the Legacy Global Lacrosse U16 USA team, competing internationally in the Czech Republic and Germany and helping her team win a championship in Berlin.

During high school, Madison played for South Lyon United, earning two varsity letters and receiving Lakes Valley Conference Honorable Mention recognition during her senior season. She then continued her playing career at Madonna University, competing at the NAIA level for three and a half years. During her sophomore and junior seasons, she earned WHAC All-Academic Team honors. Madison will continue her collegiate career next season at Northwood University, competing at the NCAA Division II level.

Academic Background: Madison graduated Magna Cum Laude from South Lyon High School in 2022. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Madonna University in 2026, graduating with high honors with a concentration in Finance and a minor in Accounting. Madison will continue her education at Northwood University, where she will pursue her MBA while continuing her collegiate lacrosse career.

Coaching Background: Morgan has been coaching with the Cyclones since 2017. Morgan is currently the Northwood University D2 head coach. Morgan has also been an assistant coach at Concordia University in Ann Arbor. Morgan started in collegiate lacrosse coaching at Olivet College, serving as an assistant coach as well as the Interim Head Coach.  Morgan spent two years coaching lacrosse in England at the Canford School. In addition, she was previously the head JV coach at South Lyon High School for the 2021 season.  Her coaching experience also includes a number of roles as a volunteer coach, including with the South Lyon Pumas Club team. 

Playing Background: In HS, Morgan played at South Lyon HS and Cyclones Lacrosse.  She went on playing club lacrosse at Ferris State University.  Coach Morgan also played in England while getting her Master’s degree.

Academic Background: Morgan is a 2017 graduate of Ferris State University with a degree in Music Industry Management and Film Studies. She also earned her Master’s from Bournemouth University in England in Sport Management.  Morgan is USA Level 3 certified and has a Level Two certification from England Lacrosse.

Coaching Background: Magda serves as a coach for the Cyclones Lacrosse organization, bringing her specialized collegiate background to the staff to mentor and train the program's players. She also contributes her knowledge to the high school and youth ranks, serving as an Assistant Coach for the South Lyon High School program and coaching within the Pumas Youth Lacrosse program. Across all of her coaching roles, her approach centers on developing fundamental positioning, spatial awareness, and strong competitive execution to help athletes transition effectively to higher levels of play.

Playing Background: Magda is a versatile collegiate student-athlete currently playing as both a goalie and a midfielder for the Madonna University women's lacrosse team. Prior to her time with the Crusaders, she competed at the varsity level for the Indiana Institute of Technology (Indiana Tech) women's lacrosse program during her freshman season. A native of Whitmore Lake, Michigan, she was a multi-positional varsity defensive player and goalie for South Lyon East High School, graduating in 2022 after establishing a reputation for a focused, driven approach to athletic challenges.

Professional Experience: Alongside her coaching contributions, Magda translates the rigorous discipline, accountability, and communication skills required of an active collegiate student-athlete directly into her professional and academic pursuits. She leverages her teamwork and problem-solving background to manage the collaborative demands of high-level athletic organization and player development.

Academic Background: Magda is currently pursuing her undergraduate studies at Madonna University, having previously studied Forensic Science at the Indiana Institute of Technology. She is a 2022 graduate of South Lyon East High School.

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Coaching Background: Pawlowski serves as a coach for the Cyclones Lacrosse organization, bringing her extensive collegiate playing experience back to the club level to develop local lacrosse talent. She has also spent time coaching at the high school level, contributing her knowledge of the game as an assistant coach for the Saline High School Girls Varsity Lacrosse program. Across her coaching career, she focuses on high-level midfield play, offensive execution, and building well-rounded student-athletes.

Playing Background: Pawlowski is a standout alumnus of the Cyclones Lacrosse program who went on to have a decorated collegiate career in the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference (WHAC). She played as a dynamic midfielder at Siena Heights University, where she was named a first-team All-WHAC selection and represented the Saints on the WHAC Champions of Character team after finishing second on the roster with an impressive 53 points (43 goals and 10 assists). She later completed her collegiate career playing at Cleary University. Prior to her collegiate success, Pawlowski was a premier player for Saline High School.