Head Coach Glenn Clark brings over two decades of NLL experience as both a player and a coach with him to the Durham Region. He began his professional box lacrosse career in 1998 when he was drafted by the Ontario Raiders. One year later, the team moved to Toronto and became the Toronto Rock. Clark spent the majority of his playing career in Toronto, helping lead the Rock to five NLL championships. After the 2005 season, Clark signed with the Philadelphia Wings where he was named to the All-Star team for the third time in his career.
Clark wasted no time transitioning into coaching as he was named head coach of the Toronto Rock following the 2006 season. The Rock reached the playoffs before being defeated by the eventual champion, Rochester Knighthawks. Clark was at the helm of the Rock until the team’s 2009 season.
Following his coaching stint in Toronto, Clark spent the next five years coaching at various levels including minors, Junior A Lacrosse, CLAX, and the Canadian national team. Clark returned to the NLL in 2015, being named head coach of the New England Black Wolves. During his five seasons as head coach of the Black Wolves, the team successfully made the playoffs in each of them. After the team’s relocation to Albany, Clark then led the FireWolves to a playoff appearance in 2022.
Clark led one of the most incredible turnarounds in NLL history during the 2024-2023 season. He took the FireWolves from 3-15 the season before to 11-7 and an appearance in the 2024 NLL Finals. He was named 2024 NLL Coach of the Year and 2024 General Manager of the Year.
Clark is also the Head Coach of Team Canada’s indoor team and won Gold at the 2019 and 2024 World Box Lacrosse Championships.
Clark resides in the Capital Region and is eager to start the 2025-2026 season and work towards bringing Oshawa FireWolves fans a championship!
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