Inducted as a truly great contributor, Snider has spent four decades contributing to the growth of the sport at the youth and high school level following an All-America playing career at the University of Virginia.

Inducted as a truly great contributor, Stone spent over 30 years in leadership roles on the national, regional, and local levels to support women’s lacrosse. She is a past president of the USWLA High School Coaches Council and a longtime member of the USA Lacrosse High School All-America Committee. She is also a past president of the Midwest Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association, and a former chair for girls’ lacrosse in New York’s Empire State Games.

Inducted as a truly great coach, Resch has enjoyed success across every level. As a head coach in National League Lacrosse, he won four league championships in eight seasons with the Philadelphia Wings and was selected as the NLL’s coach of the year in 2001. In Major League Lacrosse, Resch piloted the Philadelphia Barrage to the MLL title in two of his four seasons and was the league’s coach of the year in both 2006 and 2008. He has also served as a long-time MLL assistant coach for four different clubs and was a part of three additional MLL championships.

Pirro was inducted posthumously as a truly great player. Following an All-America prep career at Huntington (N.Y.) High School, Pirro became a three-time, first team collegiate All-American at Roanoke (Va.) College. Additionally, he was twice selected as the national Division II/III defenseman of the year, winning the honor in 1976 and 1977. Pirro was chosen to play in the 1977 North-South All-Star Game and he was the first player in Roanoke lacrosse history to have his jersey retired.

Inducted as a truly great player, McClay was a four-time All-American defender at Cornell University, earning first team honors in 2002 and 2003, third team status in 2001, and honorable mention recognition in 2000. Originally from Mahopac, N.Y., he also earned all-Ivy honors four times, was selected as the Ivy League’s player of the year in 2003 as he helped the Big Red win the league championship. He served as a two-time team captain for Cornell.

Inducted as a truly great coach and still active at the time of her induction, Levy has recorded 395 wins in 27 seasons at the University of North Carolina, the third most career wins in NCAA Division I history. She has led the Tar Heels to NCAA national championships in 2013, 2016, and 2022, and has guided her UNC squad to the NCAA national semifinals 13 times in her career. She boasts a 76.2 career winning percentage and her 40 NCAA Tournament wins rank third in NCAA history.

Inducted as a truly great official, Daley served for 30 years in training and leadership of women’s lacrosse officials at the Local, District, and National levels, while also being one of the top officials on the field.

During her career, she worked four NCAA Division I national semifinal games and 14 NCAA Division III final and semifinal games. She also served as the lead official for championship games in the ACC, Big East, CAA, CAC, ALC, and Ivy League, among others.