Staff

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Primeau Lacrosse Founder and Holy Spirit High School Head Coach, Kylie Primeau, began playing lacrosse in eighth grade before playing for Bishop Eustace Prep School where she was a three-time Olympic Conference National Division Champion. Kylie served as a Team Captain during her senior season in 2013 when she helped lead the team to a 19-3-1 record and a chance at the 2013 NJSIAA South Jersey Group 1 Championship. Kylie finished her high school career with 96 goals and tallied 61 goals throughout her senior season. During her senior year, she set a Bishop Eustace school record for most goals in one game (9). Kylie was named to the 2013 First Team All-Olympic Conference National Division selection. She also played club lacrosse for South Jersey Select. After graduating in 2013, Kylie continued her lacrosse career at the Division 1 level at Villanova University for a short time before her playing career was cut short due to concussions. In 2021, Kylie became the Head Coach of the Holy Spirit High School Spartans in Absecon, NJ. In four seasons, she has coached the Spartans to a 66-32 overall record, led them to three NJSIAA Non-Public B State Championship Finals in 2022, 2023, and 2024, the inaugural Cape-Atlantic League Conference Championship Final in 2022 and again in 2023, 2024, and 2025, as well as the team's first Cape-Atlantic League National Division Title in 2022. In 2024, the Women's Lacrosse Club of South Jersey nominated Kylie as a candidate for Coach of the Year. In 2022, Kylie was named Coach of the Year by the Press of Atlantic City and NJ.com, Cape-Atlantic League Top Coach of the regular season by the Courier Post and in The South Jersey Top 5 Coaches by the Burlington County Times. 

Kristin is a South Jersey native who started her lacrosse career playing for SJS in 2008 where she played for seven years.  During this time, she also played at Bishop Eustace Prep as a four-year Varsity starter from 2013-2016, in which time she played for a NJSIAA South Jersey Group 1 Championship. Kristin currently holds the Bishop Eustace school record for most goals scored and points earned, as well as named to the All-State team her junior and senior years. After graduating from Bishop Eustace, Kristin continued her lacrosse career at TCNJ where she was a four-year starter and competed in two Division III National Championship games. After seeing three final four tournaments and winning three NJAC Conference Championships, her career was cut short her senior year due to COVID. She was named to the Second Team All-Conference in 2019 and First Team All-Conference selection in 2020. In 2021, Kristin went back to her roots as an assistant coach at Bishop Eustace and helped lead the crusaders to the playoffs.  In 2022, Kristin became the Assistant Coach for the Holy Spirit High School Spartans in Absecon, NJ. She helped coach the Spartans to a 16-6 record and appearances in the NJSIAA Non-Public B State Championship Final and Cape-Atlantic League Championship Final for the first time in program history. 

Coach Mike is a former USA Women's Lacrosse Coaches Trainer. He is a former player and currently a coach for Avalon lacrosse. Coach Mike has experience at the recreational, club, youth, and high school level. 

Rachel grew up in Egg Harbor Township and began playing lacrosse in 6th grade. Rachel graduated from EHTHS in 2015 where she played 4 years of varsity lacrosse. She served as 2x team captain and earned Second Team All Cape Atlantic League honors. Rachel played collegiate lacrosse at Caldwell University from 2015-2019. During her time at Caldwell, she served as a 3-year team captain and earned CACC Rookie of the Year, CACC Defensive Player of the Year, ECAC Defensive Player of the Year, 2x CACC First Team All Conference selection, ECAC Second and First Team All Star selection, CACC All Academic Team, IWLCA Academic Honor Roll, and the selection as Caldwell University’s NCAA Woman of the Year Nominee. Rachel is entering her fourth season as a youth recreational lacrosse coach for the Margate Riptides program. Since joining the program as a coach in 2022, the Riptides achieved two undefeated seasons. 

Brielle is from Absecon and a current Stockton University player. She is a two-time Captain for the Holy Spirit Spartans. Accomplished before her Senior season—she is the all-time team record holder for most draw controls in a single season (148), most ground balls in a single season (50), and most career draw controls (315). As a Junior, she was named Midfielder of the Year for the Holy Spirit Spartans who went 16-4 and made appearances in both the Cape-Atlantic League Final and Non-Public B State Championship Final. Brielle was also named unanimously as First Team Cape-Atlantic League, Second Team All-NJ Non-Public, and Second Team AC Press All-Stars. As a Senior, she has already broken one of her all-time team records with most career draw controls (348 and counting). She was two shy of tying the all-time team record for most draw controls in a single game (17) with 15. 

 Maddie is a Ventnor native. She grew up playing for the Margate Riptides and club lacrosse for South Jersey Select. Maddie was a two-time team Head Captain for Holy Spirit High School. Maddie lost her Freshman year because of Covid and her Sophomore year due to an ACL injury. However, this did not stop Maddie from tallying 155 points (117 g, 38 a) in 38 games.  As a Junior, Maddie led her team in forced turnovers with 20. In 2022, she was selected as First Team All-Cape Atlantic League National Division and First Team All-Stars by the AC Press. Maddie was Holy Spirit’s Team Midfielder of the Year in 2022 and earned the “Game Changer” award, which is given to the player that demonstrates the most mental toughness and leads by example. Implemented in 2022 and forever integrated into the Holy Spirit Girls Lacrosse program is the “Maddie Abbott Award,” which is given to the player each season that demonstrates the most commitment and dedication to the Holy Spirit girl's lacrosse program. In 2023, Maddie was named First Team All-Cape-Atlantic League, First Team All-Stars by The AC Press, 2nd Team All-South Jersey, which puts you in the top 8 of all midfielders in South Jersey, and Holy Spirit’s Team Midfielder of the Year. She was also recognized by the Women’s Lacrosse Club of South Jersey for being the most courageous player coming back from a pandemic, ACL tear, and still showing up as a standout player without ever touching the field until her Junior season. Maddie is now continuing her education and lacrosse career currently at Division 1 Radford University. During her Freshman year, Maddie earned Big South Freshman of The Week and was a Radford Freshman Athlete of the Year nominee. She was a starter and scored 14 goals.