Brady is currently the athletic director and head lacrosse coach at St. Timothy’s School (Md.) after serving the last three years as the defensive coordinator at Penn State. She helped the Nittany Lions to four nationally-ranked wins last year, including Northwestern, and just the school’s third appearance in the Big Ten championship game. She previously served as the defensive coordinator at Hofstra and Towson and is the co-director of the Predators Lacrosse Club.

Doucette became the first player in history to represent the United States in a world championship in all three disciplines – box, field and sixes. She won gold medals with the 2019 U19 field team and the inaugural women’s box team team in 2024 at World Lacrosse championships and won a silver in sixes at The World Games 2022. At the collegiate level she set a Johns Hopkins school record with 178 saves last season and previously was a two-year starter at Northwestern, helping the Wildcats reach two final fours.

Lindley is one of the top high school coaches in history, having guided national power Darien to over 500 wins since 1994. Inducted into the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 2020, Lindley has led Darien to 19 state and conference championships while coaching more than 80 USA Lacrosse All-American players. She has also coached collegiately at Massachusetts and Yale and is active on the club scene, co-founding the Connecticut Grizzlies program. A three-time All-American playing lacrosse and field hockey at Massachusetts, Lindley was also a member of the U.S.