Betsy Meng Ramsey

After a standout playing career at Ursinus College, a decorated club career, and four years as a member of the USA program (1977-1980), Ramsey embarked on a successful high school and college coaching career in 1980. She began at St. Catherine’s School in Richmond, where she led her team to the league championship. 

Ramsey then returned to Ursinus, serving initially as an assistant coach before moving to head coach from 1984-1989. During that time, she piloted the Bears to the 1984 USWLA Collegiate National Championship as well as NCAA Division III national championships in 1986 & 1989. Ramsey amassed 81 wins and a 72% winning percentage in six seasons and was twice named the IWLCA Coach of the Year (1984 & 1986). She concluded her coaching career at Agnes Irwin School from 1992-2001, winning the league championship in just her second season. 

Inducted as a truly great coach, Ramsey was previously inducted into the Ursinus College Hall of Fame in 1995 and the USA Lacrosse Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter Hall of Fame in 2015.