Beth Glaros

Her dominant senior season also saw her honored as an IWLCA Second Team All-American and a First Team All-ACC player. She led the Terrapins in goals with an impressive 53 and points with 61, while also contributing significantly across the field with 67 draw controls, 31 ground balls, and 15 caused turnovers. Glaros’s impactful collegiate tenure with the Maryland Terrapins from 2011 to 2014 included early success, notably scoring four goals in the 2011 national championship game against Northwestern during her freshman year. Prior to this, Glaros demonstrated exceptional athletic versatility as a three-sport athlete at Wilde Lake High School, excelling in lacrosse, soccer, and indoor track.

Her contributions to the league cemented her status as a foundational player in the sport’s professional landscape. Beyond her illustrious playing career, Glaros has actively contributed to the growth and development of future lacrosse talent, serving as an assistant coach for the Howard County Lacrosse Program. Her combined achievements across collegiate national championships and the pioneering professional league, coupled with her commitment to fostering new talent, underscore her enduring impact on the landscape of American women’s lacrosse and her role in shaping its future generations.