Gary Gait - Personal Life

Personal Life

Gary Gait lives in Fayetteville, New York with his wife, Nicole, and their children Taylor and Braedon. Both of his kids also play lacrosse at Christian Brothers Academy in Syracuse, New York.

Preceded by
none
MILL Rookie of the Year
1991
Succeeded by
Derek Keenan
Preceded by
none
MILL Championship game MVP
1991
Succeeded by
John Tavares
Preceded by
Paul Gait
MILL Championship game MVP
1995
Succeeded by
Pat O'Toole
Preceded by
John Tavares
MILL/NLL MVP
1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999
Succeeded by
John Tavares
Preceded by
Paul Gait
NLL MVP
2003
Succeeded by
Jim Veltman
Preceded by
Chris Driscoll
NLL Sportsmanship Award
2004 (tie with Peter Lough), 2005
Succeeded by
Sean Greenhalgh
Preceded by
Scott Urick
Major League Lacrosse All-Star Game MVP
2003
Succeeded by
Michael Powell
Preceded by
Conor Gill
Major League Lacrosse MVP
2005 (tie with Mark Millon)
Succeeded by
Ryan Powell
Preceded by
Brian Voelker
Head Coach of the Baltimore Bayhawks
2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
Succeeded by
Scott Hiller
Preceded by
Greg Cattrano
Major League Lacrosse
Championship Game MVP

2005
Succeeded by
Roy Colsey
Major League Lacrosse 10th Anniversary Team
Attack
  • Jesse Hubbard
  • Kevin Leveille
  • John Grant, Jr.
Midfield
  • Casey Powell
  • Gary Gait
  • Josh Sims
Defense
  • Brodie Merrill
  • Nicky Polanco
  • Lee Zink
Goalkeeper
  • Brian Dougherty
Face-off Specialist
  • Paul Cantabene

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