Coach Creighton has been the 2028 Black head coach for 7 years since 2018. He is currently the athletic director at River Hill High School.  Prior to this position, he was the head coach of the Howard H.S. boys’ lacrosse program for 11 years.  In his 11 years as head coach, his teams compiled a 135-38 record, 6 regional titles, 3 county titles and an undefeated state title in 2015 (19-0).  He was named Baltimore Sun and Washington Post Coach of the Year in 2015 along with being named US Lacrosse Coach of the Year 2013-2015.  In addition, Creighton was named the Maryland public school coach of the year by the state coaches association in 2015. Creighton played his college ball at Salisbury University as a midfielder, playing on three national championship teams (2003-2005) and was an assistant coach for another (2007). He was named a USILA HM All-American, a Scholar All-American and a USILA North-South Senior All-Star during his senior season.  He was also a team captain during his senior campaign.

Email: jimmy.creighton15@gmail.com

Matt Haley has over 20 years of experience coaching high school lacrosse. He started his coaching career at his high school alma mater, St Marys Ryken, in Leonardtown, MD, before moving into an assistant coach role at Mt Hebron High School in Ellicott City for the last 15 years.

In his time at Ryken and Mt Hebron, he has helped lead teams to the WCAC Championship,Howard County Championship, two regional championships, and two state finals appearances. He was also named USA Lacrosse Assistance Coach of the Year. He’s incredibly proud of the accomplishments of the players he’s coached, including 8 USA Lacrosse All Americans, 7 USA Lacrosse Academic All Americans, 60+ All County and All Conference Players, and over 40 players who’ve gone on to play at the collegiate level.

Email: matthaley11@yahoo.com

Erin played lacrosse at Hofstra University for four seasons from 2018 to 2022, while majoring in biochemistry. During her time at Hofstra University, she earned a place on the IWLCA honor roll, as well as CAA freshman of the week during the 2018 season, and the Hofstra Athletics community service award in 2020. Prior to playing at Hofstra University, she attended Mt. Hebron High School, where she played basketball and field hockey, in addition to lacrosse. She earned all-county honors and was named the Mt. Hebron female athlete of the year during her senior year. She played for the M&D 2018 Black team for 8 seasons, and also coached for the Long Island Top Guns during her time in college. Now, she is pursuing her PhD in Chemical Biology at Johns Hopkins University.

Laura Tittsworth brings an extensive and successful background in both high school and club coaching. She is currently an assistant varsity coach at her alma mater, Mt. Hebron High School, where she was part of the staff that achieved 103 consecutive wins, multiple state championships, and recognition as the top-ranked high school team in the nation.

In club lacrosse, Laura was the head coach of the highly successful 2012 M&D Red team and currently coaches the 2028 Red team. Under her leadership, the team won the NGLL B Division Championship in 2023, captured the Fall Fest title the same year, and consistently makes the playoffs in top-level tournaments.

Laura’s coaching philosophy centers on player development, emphasizing skill improvement, increasing field IQ, working together as a unit, and—most importantly—enjoying every moment on the field.

Email: lacorrenti@aol.com

Mackenzie Wenczkowski enters her 5th year coaching at M&D Lacrosse Club. She graduated from the University of South Carolina in May of 2022 with a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering and is now working as a Sales Engineer in Baltimore, MD. Wenczkowski played high school lacrosse at South Carroll High School in Sykesville, MD where she was an all-county attacker, Under Armour All-American, and Brine All-American. She was voted captain in both her junior and senior years. She totaled over 130 goals and 75 assists in 3 seasons as she missed her freshman year season due to injury. She was named 2017 Girl’s High School All-Academic and 2017 Jackie Pitts Award Winner by US Lacrosse. She also played club lacrosse for M&D Lacrosse Club for four years under Coach Katie Lee. In addition to lacrosse, she was also the captain of the soccer team and was named an all-county midfielder. Wenczkowski then played D1 lacrosse at Mercer University her freshman year before transferring to the University of South Carolina where she played on the club lacrosse team.

Email: kenzie.mac313@gmail.com

Katie Sunder enters her 4th year coaching at M&D Lacrosse Club. She graduated from Brown University in 2004 with a degree in Economics and worked as an equity sales trader at Stifel Nicolaus / Legg Mason before staying home with her four children.  Katie played lacrosse at Mt. Hebron and won state championships being on the top team in the country – she was All County and All Metro her senior year.  Katie enjoys volunteering at USA Lacrosse and feels so lucky to work with such a talented staff at M&D and great group of girls on 28 Red.

Jen has vast lacrosse coaching experience. While attending St. Mary’s in Annapolis she was a three-year starter as a goalie in both soccer and lacrosse, earning first team All-County and All-Metro honors in both sports. She was named St. Mary’s Female Athlete of the Year in 1997 and enjoyed a stellar career in lacrosse at James Madison.

Zach is a graduate of Mount Hebron High School 1996, played lacrosse for YorkCollege ofPA, where he was a starting attackman and graduated with a Major in Business Administration in 2001. He also earned an MBA from UMUC in 2009. Since 2001, he has worked for his family’s business, Holly Poultry, located in Baltimore, Maryland. He has worked from the ground up to learn all the facets of the business and in 2019 was awarded the position of CEO from the Board of Directors. He lives with his wife and four children in Howard County, where he was born and raised. When he’s not at work, he enjoys spending time coaching his kids’ teams, cheering on our local sports teams, and hanging out with family and friends.

Maggie is from the Baltimore Area. She attended Mercy High School in Baltimore where she played lacrosse as a goalie helping the team to the 2011 IAAM B Conference Championship. That year, she was also names the 2011 All-IAAM B Conference goalie for the Magic.

After High School, Maggie went on to play at Stevenson University from 2012 – 2016. She was a standout, helping the team to win the MAC Commonwealth Championship in 2014. The team also made their first NCAA tournament Appearance with Maggie in cage.

Since playing at Stevenson, she has been a volunteer Assistant Coach at Stevenson and has also coached with TLC.

Maggie spends her days working full time as a tech writer and hanging with her dog, Betty, while her fiancé is off fighting fires!

Coach Pat grew up in Maryland and has a long history of playing and coaching in the area. Coach Pat has been with M&D for 4+ years and has helped the M&D 31 Black team to be one of the most competitive and successful teams in the country. Coach Pat has also coached several high school teams, including Maryvale Prep as they won the 2025 Maryland State championship and finished top three nationally. Coach Pat played at the University of Maryland where he was a 1st Team All American and Team Captain. Coach Pat’s brothers and sisters also had successful collegiate playing careers and are all very active within the lacrosse community.

Coach Pat and his wife Camille, pictured, are looking forward to living in Maryland and raising their family together.

The coach of the current NGLL national champions for the 2025 division. KJ played college lacrosse for and coached at Loyola University Maryland. As a player, KJ was a three time All American, with IWLCA First Team honors in 1996 and 1997. She led the NCAA in scoring in 1997 and won the Ernest Lagna Award given to Loyola’s top Senior female student-athlete. Additionally, KJ was a member of Team USA, was inducted into the Greater Baltimore Chapter of the US Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 2008 and most recently was inducted into Loyola Athletics Hall of Fame in 2014. She also coached at Loyola for 10 years, serving as an Assistant Coach, Associate Head Coach and later as the Head Coach of the Greyhounds.

Email: kjoday15@hotmail.com

Jesse grew up playing for the Yellow Jackets on Long Island before continuing her lacrosse career at Stony Brook University. She competed for five years with the Seawolves, graduating in 2022. While at Stony Brook, she coached a 2026 team. After graduation, Jesse relocated to the Baltimore area to join USA Lacrosse, where she now serves as the Manager of Coach Development and Education. Currently the assistant coach of the 2031 Black Team, she brings both playing and coaching experience to her role and is passionate about helping coaches grow and positively impact the next generation of athletes

Michael Spencer, a native of Hyattsville, Maryland, began his lacrosse career in middle school playing for Prince George’s Lacrosse Club. He attended Eleanor Roosevelt High School where he was a founding member of the school’s lacrosse team. Michael attended college at Franklin College in Lugano, Switzerland. While at Franklin he played soccer and studied International Relations. After Franklin, Michael began his lacrosse coaching career with Alexandria Lacrosse Club. He went on to coach at the high school level at West Potomac High School where he also coached football and wrestling. After four years at West Potomac, Michael moved to Episcopal High School in Alexandria, VA. At Episcopal, Michael coached football, lacrosse, soccer, and wrestling. During his tenure at Episcopal, he won two conference titles in football and a state championship in lacrosse. Michael has also coached club lacrosse for Top Caliber, MadLax, and Virginia Lacrosse Club. After eight years at Episcopal, Michael moved to Garrison Forest School where he serves as varsity assistant. Michael serves as a summer camp Director for Game Breakers Lacrosse and Revolution Soccer. Outside of actual coaching, Michael is Level 3 certified in men’s and women’s lacrosse. He is also a trainer in the Coaching Development Program for USA Lacrosse as well as a Sankofa clinician. A trained educator in Mindful Sport Performance Enhancement, Michael believes the mind is an essential part of all athletic development. Michael also owns KOTAPR Lacrosse which provides coaching, consulting, and lacrosse equipment services. Michael feels fortunate and is proud to have coached many athletes who have gone on to play at the collegiate and professional level. He looks forward to bringing his love for lacrosse to M&D.

Sydney is joining M&D with over 20 years of lacrosse experience both as a player and as a coach. Originally from Medina, Ohio where she won 2 Division I State Championships, she also played club lacrosse for Ohio Premier and Midwestern Force. She graduated and played four years of lacrosse at Loyola University Maryland as a starting midfielder and captain winning multiple Big East and Patriot League championships and seeing several Elite Eight appearances graduating in 2015. She moved to Boston, MA where she was the assistant coach at Newton Country Day School for a season before taking a head coaching position at Buckingham Browne & Nicols School where she coached there for 6 seasons. Sydney also played one season of professional lacrosse with the UWLX playing for Boston Storm in 2018. She coached club with Laxachusetts for the last 9 years before most recently moving back to Baltimore.

Hailey played collegiate lacrosse for the Marauders, starting all 18 games on defense in 2025. She recorded 22 ground balls and 16 caused turnovers. In 2024, she started all 16 games on defense, led the team with 34 ground balls, and recorded 17 caused turnovers. As a freshman in 2023, she appeared in 14 games with two starts, recording five ground balls and four caused turnovers.

In high school, Hailey earned nine varsity letters and was a four-year starter in both field hockey and lacrosse, serving as lacrosse team captain in 2022. She also competed in indoor track and was a four-year member of the Mercy Girls Athletic Association. Her teams won the IAAM "B" Conference Championship in 2019 and 2022 and finished as runner-up in 2021.

Christina currently coaches with M&D 2032 Black. She played at Good Counsel from 2006–2010 and was a four-year letter winner at Boston University from 2010–2014, where she earned a degree in Hospitality Administration. A three-year starting goalkeeper, Sheridan served as team captain as a senior, participated in the IWLCA North-South All-Star Game, earned America East All-Rookie Team honors in 2011, and was named to the America East All-Tournament Team.

Christina began her collegiate coaching career as an assistant coach at Coastal Carolina from 2014–2015, serving as defensive coordinator during the 2015 season. She worked with the team’s goalkeepers and defenders while overseeing team travel, recruiting, and film breakdown. Coastal Carolina finished 11–6 and made the program’s first Big South semifinal appearance. In 2015, the Chanticleers set program records for saves, save percentage, and goals against average.

She later served as an assistant coach at High Point Women’s Lacrosse from 2015–2017. With her defensive coaching prowess, Sheridan led the Panthers to a 13-6 record, including a 7-1 mark in Big South play. The seven conference wins tied an HPU program best mark.

Email: cmsherid@gmail.com

Kristin grew up in Ellicott City, Maryland, where she was a standout multi-sport athlete, competing in club lacrosse, club soccer, and basketball. At Mt. Hebron High School, she played midfield and defense under renowned coaches Chris and Scott Robinson. Kristin earned All-County honors and was instrumental in leading her team to an undefeated season and a #1 national ranking. She also played elite club lacrosse for PJ Kesmodel, helping her team secure a memorable win over the Australian National Team.

Kristin continued her lacrosse career on scholarship at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), where she earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology. She later received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB).
Today, Kristin is a physical therapist at the University of Maryland Medical Center and Shock Trauma Center. She also serves as a faculty member at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, where she has been honored with Faculty of the Year awards for her excellence in teaching and clinical mentorship three years in a row.

A passionate coach and mentor, Kristin has led various club teams and camps since graduating. She is a recipient of the Sue Schooley Award, which recognizes coaches who demonstrate exceptional character, integrity, and a commitment to developing players both on and off the field.

Sarah began her college lacrosse career at Lees-McRae College in 2004 before transferring to UMBC, where she played for three seasons (2005–2007) while earning her degree in Economics.

Before her collegiate career, Sarah was a multi-sport athlete at Lake Howell High School in Winter Park, Florida. She competed in lacrosse, soccer, swimming, and cross country, participating in multiple state championships across three sports and capturing a State Championship title in soccer.

Over the years, Sarah has coached a variety of camps and teams, sharing her love for the game and helping athletes reach their potential. She is passionate about developing players both physically and mentally, and her coaching philosophy focuses on building confident, well-rounded athletes who excel on and off the field.

Kasey started playing lacrosse in 2004, when she was in 4th grade. She graduated from Susquehannock High School in 2013 where she played lacrosse all four years of high school.  Kasey developed a strong foundation and deep love for the game during those 9 years.

She went on to continue her education at Millersville University, graduating in 2017 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education. After college, she spent six years teaching 1st grade at Owings Mills Elementary. She is skilled in working with young children and creating a positive and encouraging environment for learning and growth.

Kasey is excited to share her love for lacrosse with the 2032 Red Team!

Rory is from Baltimore where she started playing lacrosse with Catonsville Rec in 2007 before joining Hero’s in 2013. She graduated from Catonsville High School in 2018 where she was a 4-year Varsity player on the girl’s lacrosse team.

She continued her playing career at the University of Mary Washington, competing at the collegiate level from 2018 to 2022 while earning her degree in Mathematics. Rory then pursued a Master’s in Data Science at the University of Virginia, where she stayed involved in the sport as a student manager for the UVA women’s lacrosse program during the 2022–2023 season.

Rory joined M&D as an assistant coach for the 2027 Red team before taking on a head coaching role with the 2033 Black team in 2023. She brings a passion for developing players both on and off the field, along with a deep love for the game.

Kelsey grew up in Fallston, MD. She started playing lacrosse in elementary school for Fallston Lacrosse Club. She attended Concordia Preparatory High School and played on the varsity team all 4 years and served as a captain for 2 years. While at Concordia she had the opportunity to compete in 2 Championship matches. She also participated in basketball and volleyball. She also was playing club lacrosse for Coppermine.

Kelsey went on to play DII lacrosse at Shepherd University. She became an impactful offensive player who led by example for her team. During her time at Shepherd she earned 2nd team All-PSAC x2, PSAC Scholar Athlete Award x3, CSC Academic All-district At-large x3. During this time, she also began coaching with Legends Lacrosse Club for the 2023-2024 season.

Kelsey graduated from Shepherd in 2025 with a Bachelors of Science in Health Promotion and Exercise Science.

Kelsey received Dean’s list awards each semester and graduated as a McMurran Scholar (the highest academic award they have to offer). During her time at Shepherd, she completed an internship with the Athletic Training department to learn more about sport specific training and rehab. Kelsey is currently following that passion earning her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at the University of Maryland, Baltimore.

Reagan plays lacrosse at McDonogh High School and has been on varsity all four years. She is the number 5 ranked player and number 1 ranked goalie in the class of 2026, and is currently committed to play and attend Penn Sate University for the next four years.

Reagan’s primary focus has been coaching goalies and she is excited to share all she has learned with younger players. Lacrosse has always been her passion and she is excited to share her insight with her players this fall. Reagan is joining M&D  2033 Black this season as their Assistant Coach!

Coach Brown is a 2017 graduate of Manchester Valley high and a 2021 graduate from Shepherd University, completing her degree in Sports Marketing.

Regan played 4 years as an attacker for Shepherd. Earning all conference honors in 2 of those years while leading the team in assists as well.

Regan started at M&D in 2018 as a summer coach. Assisting 25 red and later helping the 24 red and black teams. Then, later took a job at Coppermine 28 blue before deciding to return to coach the 33 red team.

Regan currently works in the lacrosse world at STX.

Brandon is a Captain with the Baltimore County Fire Department, where he has proudly served for over 21 years. In addition to his operational duties, he is a lead instructor with the University of Maryland - Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute. Here he teaches fire programs, specialized rescue courses, and advanced incident command courses to current and future emergency responders.

A lifelong lacrosse enthusiast, Brandon has never completely put down his lacrosse stick. He currently plays for and assists in managing Baltimore Metro Fire Lacrosse, a men’s team comprised of first responders from across Maryland. The team competes against first responder organizations throughout the country and maintains a longstanding rivalry with FDNY.

Brandon is excited to bring his leadership, teamwork, and passion for the game to the coaching staff and looks forward to helping players develop both on and off the field.

Kaci played collegiate lacrosse for four seasons, appearing in 49 games and recording 90 goals, 9 assists, and 99 points. She recorded a career-high 32 points as a freshman in 2019 and 28 points as a senior in 2022. She was named to the SSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll in 2020 and 2022.

Prior to college, Kaci was a four-year varsity lacrosse player at Perry High School and served as team captain for three years. She scored 100 career goals by the end of her senior season and played club lacrosse for Looney’s Club Lacrosse under Taylor O’Connor.

Maura is from Annapolis, MD where she played for Annapolis High School. She continued her lacrosse career at Arizona State University for four years, however due to injury and covid, acquired 2 additional years of eligibility where she played at Drexel University.

She was a defensive player who also specialized at the draw. During her career she set the single game draw control record at both ASU and Drexel. During her college career she was named CAA defensive player of the week 3x, she was named to Second team All-CAA 2x, as well as Second Team All PAC-12, and won a CAA championship while at Drexel in 2022.

Following her collegiate career she moved to Charleston, SC in 2023 to attend the Medical University of South Carolina where she recently graduated with her Doctorate of Occupational Therapy in May 2026.

During her time in SC she coached at Bishop England High School where her team won the state championship in 2024 and were runner ups in 2025 and 2026. Maura has coached for multiple club organizations and worked with athletes from high school to third grade.

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Katie is entering her 17th year of coaching lacrosse after taking a 4 year hiatus to watch her daughter, Hayley, play at the collegiate level. Over her career she has coached 8 years at the youth level, 11 years at the club level and 15 years at the high school varsity level. Most notable at the club level were her years spent coaching the M&D 2022 Black team from its inception to its final year, finishing ranked #3 in the country. With all players on that team receiving D1 offers, many went on to earn collegiate All American and All Conference accolades, including Kori Edmondson (#1 recruit in the class of 2022) and Caroline Godine (#8 recruit in the class of 2022). Having spent 7 years as a varsity head coach, Katie stepped into the role of varsity assistant coach at Marriotts Ridge High School in 2015. In 2021 and 2022, she helped lead the team to back to back state championships, memorably coaching her daughter as a starting First Team All Conference midfielder on the team.

Katie retired from her role as Vice President of Robinson Sports in 2023 after spending 8 years growing and directing the UA150 (in partnership), the MidAtlantic Showcase, the MidAtlantic Summer Club Championships, the Chesapeake Invitational (in partnership) and the BWI Indoor League. She was an IAAM All Star in her high school days and led her club team to the WCLA club national tournament. She is a lifelong Howard County resident, wife and mom of three.

A native of Howard County, Maryland, Hayley started playing lacrosse in kindergarten and advanced to the club level when the M&D 2022 Black team was formed in her 5th grade year. She used her skill as a starting defender to help propel that team to a final #3 in the country ranking while also being selected as a UA150 and American Select athlete. During those years, she was a four year varsity player for Marriotts Ridge High School as welll. In her junior and senior seasons at MRHS (2021 and 2022), she was a First Team All Conference starting midfielder, leading the team to back to back state championships and garnering USA Lacrosse Academic All American honors.

At the collegiate level, Hayley was a four year starting midfielder at NCAA D3 top 20 nationally ranked Messiah University. Hayley’s lacrosse career was honored with USA Lacrosse All American, IWLCA All Region and IWLCA Senior Game titles. At Messiah, she now holds records for most goals in a season (82), most goals in a game (8) and most games started (78). A member of the 200 club, Hayley is also 3rd all time in career goals (226) and 4th all time in career points (256). She received multiple Conference Player of the Week awards, First Team All Conference accolades in her last three seasons and All Conference Academic Honor Roll all four years.

Hayley graduated Summa Cum Laude in 2026 and now works in finance.

Coach Alexis graduated from Salisbury University with a bachelor's degree in Exercise Science, where she competed as a member of the women's lacrosse program. During her collegiate career, she earned All-American honors twice, was a member of Salisbury's 2021 National Championship team, and was recognized as the 2021 National Player of the Year.

Following graduation, Coach Alexis earned her Doctorate of Occupational Therapy from Chatham University and now works as a pediatric occupational therapist. Her professional experience has strengthened her passion for teaching, mentorship, and helping young athletes build confidence and reach their goals.

Coach Alexis believes the best teams are built on teamwork, communication, and hard work. She loves helping players improve their lacrosse skills, grow their lacrosse IQ, and build confidence on and off the field. Her goal is to create a fun, positive environment where every player feels supported, works hard, and enjoys being part of the team.

Bri grew up in Howard County, Maryland, where she attended Marriotts Ridge High School and was a three-sport athlete, competing in lacrosse, soccer, and basketball. She continued her lacrosse career at Salisbury University, where she played both midfield and defense during her four-year career. As a starting defender during her senior season, Bri helped lead Salisbury to the 2021 NCAA National Championship and made NCAA Tournament appearances in three of her four competitive seasons (excluding the COVID-shortened 2020 season). She graduated from Salisbury University in 2021 and was recognized as a four-year member of the NCAA All-Academic Team.

Throughout her playing career, Bri developed a passion for mentoring young athletes. She helped run numerous youth lacrosse camps at both Salisbury University and Marriotts Ridge High School and has coached youth club lacrosse, provided private lessons, and worked with athletes from elementary through high school. She is committed to creating a positive, energetic environment where players can develop their skills, build confidence, compete with purpose, and most importantly, enjoy the game.

Off the field, Bri earned her Doctorate in Occupational Therapy from Towson University in 2024 and currently works as a pediatric Occupational Therapist at Kids Thrive Therapy in Towson, Maryland. Working with children every day has strengthened her ability to connect with young athletes, support their individual growth, and help them succeed both on and off the field.

My lacrosse journey began at the age of six, and the sport has been a central part of my life ever since. I played club lacrosse throughout my youth and went on to compete at the collegiate level after being recruited to play at Shenandoah University.

Before college, I attended Glenelg High School, where I was a member of the Girls Varsity Lacrosse team and won two state championship titles with them. Those experiences helped shape my passion for competition, teamwork, and player development.

I began coaching club lacrosse during my college summers before taking a brief break to focus on my collegiate career. After graduating, I returned to coaching with a club program in Northern Virginia and later coached a recreational team for players ages 6–8 years old in Pennsylvania. In the summer of 2023, I moved back to Maryland and accepted the Head Coach position for the varsity girls lacrosse team at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School. I recently completed my third season with the program, leading the team to a Regional Final runner-up finish.

As Head Coach of the M&D 2035 Black team, my goal is to help every player develop her skills, build confidence, and grow as both an athlete and teammate. I believe in creating a positive, competitive environment where players are challenged to reach their potential while never losing sight of the most important part of the game—having fun and enjoying the sport of lacrosse.

Coach Jenn Bogus brings a lifelong passion for lacrosse and a deep commitment to player development to every team she coaches. Having started her lacrosse journey in 3rd grade and played competitively with the Skywalkers Club Lacrosse program, Jenn draws on years of experience to help young athletes build strong fundamentals, sharpen their game sense, and grow in confidence.

Her coaching philosophy centers on creating a positive, team-focused environment where players are encouraged to develop at their own pace. Most recently, Jenn led the HoCo Club Lacrosse Devo Team—an exceptionally young and inexperienced group—to a remarkable semi-final finish in the MYLA league, competing against older, more seasoned teams. She also guided the same team to the championship game in their very first tournament, where they fell just short by two goals against a more experienced opponent.

Jenn is committed to helping athletes develop their skills, grow as teammates, and foster a lasting love for the game.

Belle is a former goalie at Goucher College, where she played in 34 career games and totaled 180 saves throughout her collegiate career. During the 2022 season, she appeared in all 17 games, making five starts and recording 85 saves, including a season-best 13-save performance against Catholic. In 2021, Belle appeared in 15 games with 10 starts and posted 91 saves, highlighted by a season-high 14 saves against Hood. She began her collegiate career in 2020 before the COVID-shortened season, appearing in two games and making her collegiate debut against Alvernia.

Before college, Belle was a standout goalie at Randolph High School, where she recorded an impressive 337 career saves. She earned her bachelor’s degree in education before continuing her education at Clemson University, where she obtained her master’s degree in Athletic Leadership.

Belle brings a strong passion for lacrosse, leadership, and player development to the coaching staff. She is excited to mentor and develop young goalies while also providing defensive instruction and helping foster a positive, competitive, and supportive environment for the 2035 team.

Molly Wolf has coached all levels of lacrosse, from youth to professional. She is a Baltimore native, who attended The Bryn Mawr School and was named a three-time Under Armour All-American and USA Lacrosse High School All-American before becoming a four-year starter at Loyola University Maryland.

While at Loyola, she was named a Division I Third Team All-American, a two-time All-Patriot League selection, and the Patriot League Tournament MVP, ultimately ranking 4th on Loyola’s all-time career saves record.

Following her collegiate career, Molly continued her playing career internationally for the Brighton Bombers in Australia, earning two MVP awards, and professionally in the United States with the Upstate Pride (WPLL) and with Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse.

Molly currently serves as Associate Athletic Director and Head Varsity Lacrosse Coach at her high school alma mater The Bryn Mawr School, and serves as the Assistant Coach for the New York Charging in the Women’s Lacrosse League. Additionally, Molly is a National Director for Trilogy Lacrosse. She loves the connections she makes coaching, growing the game she loves, and inspiring the next generation of players.

Sarah Biron is excited for her next steps coaching M&D 2036! Sarah attended High School in Boston at Westwood High School. During her time with the Wolverines she was recognized as the top high school girls’ lacrosse player in Massachusetts by ESPN Boston. She also was a four time Tri-Valley League All-Star, names Boston Globe Player of the Year, Tri-Valley League MVP and US Lacrosse Northeastern Player of the Year.

Sarah continued her lacrosse career at Johns Hopkins University at a two-way midfielder. While there, she played in all 18 games in her rookie season.

Previously, Sarah coached MassElite from 2011-2017 and TLC Red from 2019-2026. She currently coaches the Maryland Select 2030 team and is the assistant lacrosse coach at Notre Dame Prep since 2019.

Liz McAbee (Peregoy) is a 2007 graduate from Loyola University Maryland. She played four years of Loyola women’s varsity lacrosse (2003-2007). She was nominated as senior captain and played defensive midfield. During her time there she lead the team in draw controls, caused turnovers and ground balls.

Post collegiate Liz officiated girls lacrosse, coached club lacrosse, coached at several collegiate camps and held individual lacrosse lessons.

Currently, Coach Liz is the M&D Prep Training coach and runs clinics for 2036-2038s to ready youth athletes for club and rec lacrosse.