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Now in his second season with the Brown lacrosse team, Errol
Wilson came to Brown from Stony Brook, where he was a goalie for
Brown coach Lars Tiffany. At Brown, Wilson works with the
goalkeepers, assists in the clearing game and manages game day
personnel and substitutions, and does extensive recruiting for the
Bears. Wilson helped coach Brown All-Ivy and All-New England goalie
Jordan Burke to a successful season where Burke ranked second
nationally in save percentage (.621) and led the Ivy League in
saves per game. "Errol is a wonderfully personable and charismatic
young man," said Tiffany. "There is so much Errol can offer to the
Brown Lacrosse program. Despite this position being his first,
Errol proved to me at Stony Brook that he has a keen eye for
schemes and personnel. He has the foundational characteristics for
developing into a great coach. We are fortunate to have him with
us." Wilson played for Tiffany at Stony Brook, graduating in 2006
with a degree in Economics. A four-year goalie for the Seawolves,
Wilson earned the team's Most Improved Player Award. He recorded a
career high 13 saves in a win over Vermont and 12 saves against
Hartford in 2003. A native of Freeport, New York, who graduated
from Freeport High School, Wilson has worked at the Greg Cattrano
Goalie Camp and the Kevin Cassese Strong Island Lacrosse Camp.
Wilson resides in Providence, Rhode Island.
