Coach Jackie has been a player on the 6 Points team since its first summer in 2010 when she joined the staff as a Head Coach for lacrosse and soccer. Since that summer, Jackie has also coached softball, basketball, and tennis. For the last eight years she served as the Director of Jewish Life at camp developing a ‘cool to be jewish’ culture around our core values.

As a representative of 6 Points Sports, she showcased and fostered relationships with Israeli schlichim and fellow Jewish educators around the world. Jackie coined the phrase “Jewish. Sports. Camp. We are all three, all the time.”   Jackie brings an elevated and uniquely blended level of passion and enthusiasm for sports and Judaism to camp every day.

Jackie’s Jewish journey began at Temple Shalom in Chevy Chase, Maryland, where she was a student in their Sunday school program.  For the last 25 years she has served the congregation as a Jewish Educator and Retreat Coordinator.

Jackie worked for Baltimore County Public Schools as a Physical Educator, Department Chair, Athletic Advisor, and coach for over twenty years. In her role as Department Chair, she improved, created, and managed teams of people, multiple facilities, and a myriad of curricular programs.  She successfully coached the Franklin High School girls’ lacrosse team and created community amongst her players and developed a winning team. Jackie is known as one of the most successful Middle School Athletic Directors in Baltimore. She has experience fundraising for her school, managing coaches and athletes, and operating large athletic events, including the largest archery program in the county.  In addition to Jackie’s experience working in a school setting she has also worked with Israel Lacrosse. This past summer she coached the Israel Lacrosse Women’s National team at the World Cup.

Outside of camp you can find Jackie either relaxing at home with her two dogs Castle and Lincoln, hiking, playing softball, or ballroom dancing.

You can reach out to Jackie about any aspect of our program: Jewish, Sports, or Camp.

“Pickleball” Paul has been a part of the 6 Points community since 2019 where he has served as the Director of Camp Care on our leadership team. Paul received his B.S. in Psychology from Bradley University, and subsequently his Master of Arts degree in Clinical Psychology from Ball State University.

Paul grew up on Long Island, before attending colleges in the Midwest, and then ultimately settled in South Florida where he began his professional career. Paul has worked in various environments, including private practice, hospital, foster care and multiple Hebrew Day school settings as both a Clinical Director and Licensed Mental Health Counselor.

Paul worked in his youth as a counselor and group leader in a sleep-away camp setting in the Northeast and had always wanted to get back to being part of that special place. At 6 Points he has found his “happy place” and relishes every day that he can interact with campers, and counselors, providing a safe, fun and inviting place for campers to enjoy themselves, form meaningful and lasting relationships and be the best versions of themselves. He can’t wait for the summer to come, because as he often says, “It is going to be a SMASH”.

At camp, Paul can be found cruising around on his golf cart while visiting with every sport every day and interacting with campers. Outside of camp, Paul can be found on the Pickleball or Tennis courts in his community, or in his backyard tending to his extensive Bonsai collection.

Zoe Sellers is thrilled to be joining the 6 Points Sports Academy full-time team as the Assistant Director of Engagement and Operations. Zoe fell in love with the 6 Points community in 2014 where she started as a cheer/dance assistant coach and counselor in the upper girls’ unit. Formerly known as “Zumba Zoe”, she led the Zumba elective at camp for several summers. For the past four summers, Zoe has been the Office Manager, working part-time during the year to support camp.

Zoe grew up in the suburbs of Atlanta, GA as a multigenerational and life-long Georgia Bulldawg fan. She was an active participant in BBYO throughout high school and became a founding member of the Northeast Atlanta girls’ chapters. In 2017, Zoe received her bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Science from the University of Georgia. She then received her master’s in Counselor Education from the University of Virginia in 2019. Prior to joining the 6 Points Sports Academy team full-time, Zoe was a high school counselor in Northern Virginia where she currently lives with her husband, Henry. 

In her free time, you can find Zoe exploring DC, watching Georgia Football, or taking a class on the Peloton. She’s so excited to see more Jewish athletes have their lives forever changed by the magic of the 6!

Lindsey has been a part of the 6 Points community since 2016. She was a camper, CIT, counselor, and CIT Director at 6 Points Sports. Camp is her happy place and one of the reasons she chose to work in the Jewish space as a career. She is also a NFTY-MAR alum and a true advocate of the importance of Jewish youth spaces.

Lindsey received her B.S. in Communications from East Carolina University as a member of the Brinkley-Lane Scholars Program and the Honors College. She also received her Masters in Strategic Communication in 2024. She has gained a love for marketing through her work with 6 Points, BBYO, and the Honors College at ECU, allowing her to be creative in youthful environments.

While she has lived in Greenville, North Carolina, for the past few years for school, she is originally from Raleigh, making North Carolina her home. Outside of camp, she loves to travel and will always be willing to tell you about her favorite place on earth, Dublin, Ireland. On any given day, she can also be found at a coffee shop trying to find the best latte. 

Lisa is the 6 Points Business Manager for all three 6 Points Specialty camps located on the East Coast: 6 Points Sports Academy, 6 Points Creative Arts Academy, and 6 Points Sci-Tech Academy!

Lisa’s involvement with the 6 Points Camps began as a Camp Parent when her daughter fell in love with 6 Points Sports Academy a few years ago. The moment a position became available which matched her over 30 years of business, accounting, and management experience, Lisa jumped on it. She is excited to bring her love for and connection with Judaism and children together with her work.

Lisa’s professional career in management began with Flight Service at American Airlines, then on to Office Manager of a Pilates studio, Controller of an Architectural firm and most recently she wore a wide variety of hats at a three-person accounting firm. She is actively involved with the local Jewish Community through three congregations as well as the JCC.

Lisa is originally from Rochester, NY, and has lived in Israel, Greece, Chicago, NYC, and Philadelphia. She currently resides outside of Raleigh, NC with her husband, mother, adult stepson, son, 14 and daughter, 12, two cats, and her chocolate Lab, Lucy. Her passions include learning about other cultures, travel, reading, and hiking. She volunteers regularly and currently serves as the Treasurer for her children’s middle school PTA.

Reach out to Lisa with questions about billing, tuition payments, external scholarships, and the One Happy Camper Grant.

Arielle comes to us as an accomplished expert in fundraising, business development, strategic planning, digital strategy, and crafting multi-layered engagement plans. Having worked with organizations of all sizes, she tailors her approach to each client’s unique needs, delivering exceptional results and meaningful societal impact.

Arielle received her undergraduate degree, an executive certification from Florida Atlantic University, and, most recently, her Master’s in Philanthropic Studies from the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy! She is now working towards a Doctor of Philosophy in Holocaust and Genocide Studies (PhD), focusing on antisemitism with Gratz College. She is the founder of the Nakdimon group that leads the advancement of Holocaust and antisemitism education across the South. She also served the Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County in various developmental roles. She worked in the for-profit sector in multiple capacities, including founding an innovative IT solutions company.

Arielle resides in Greenville, SC, with her husband, Edo, and four children. She is no stranger to our 6 Points camps, as she has been a 6 Points Sports parent. She is also an avid animal lover with four dogs, including 2 doodles, 1 bullpuggle, 1 coyote/dog, and a cat!

Arielle can not wait to form bonds with our 6 Points families and take our camps to new heights!

Reach out to Arielle to learn more about development opportunities at 6 Points.