Beth Glaros is a prominent American women’s lacrosse player whose career has been marked by significant achievements at both the collegiate and professional levels. She played for the Maryland Terrapins from 2011 to 2014, where she made an immediate impact as a freshman by scoring four goals in the national championship game. Glaros’s leadership and skill culminated in her senior year when she played a pivotal role in securing the Terrapins’ 11th national title, scoring five goals in the championship game of the 2014 NCAA tournament and earning all-tournament honors.

In 2016, Glaros was selected by the Baltimore Ride as the ninth pick in the inaugural United Women’s Lacrosse League (UWLX) Draft, marking a significant milestone in her professional career. She made history by scoring the first goal in UWLX history during the league’s inaugural game against the Long Island Sound. This achievement not only showcased her talent but also solidified her place in the annals of women’s lacrosse.

Throughout the 2016 season, Glaros continued to demonstrate her scoring prowess, finishing the season with a remarkable four-goal performance in her first game. Her contributions were instrumental in establishing the Baltimore Ride as a competitive team in the league, and she quickly became a fan favorite.

Glaros’s dedication to the sport extends beyond her playing career, as she actively engages with youth programs and promotes women’s lacrosse. Her journey from a collegiate champion to a professional trailblazer exemplifies her commitment to excellence and her passion for the game, inspiring future generations of female athletes.