HOCO GIRLS 2033 BLACK

Kelly is a graduate of Liberty HS in Carroll County where she was a three-sport athlete. She comes with an unmatched love for youth sports and a team first mentality. She was a two year All County player, All-CMC, All-State, and Baltimore Sun Player of the week at Liberty. Under the guidance of her Highschool Coach, Kelly joined the UMBC Retrievers in the fall of 2002 where she played both soccer and lacrosse.

• NEC Rookie of the year 2003
• First Team NEC 2003
• First Team AEC 2004-2006
• All-tournament team (AEC) 2004-2006
• 2nd team IWLCA All-American
• Academic Honor Roll 2003-2006
• 3rd all time in points (at graduation)
• 1st all time in scoring since UMBC converted to division 1 (at graduation)

Kelly was named UMBC’s Outstanding Female Athlete in 2006 and inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2014.

Kelly graduated with a BA in Psychology, Minor is Sociology, and Certificate in Industrial and Organizational Psychology (2006) and went on to earn her MBA from UMUC in 2009.

Kelly lives in Carroll County with her 3 children and husband and spends much of her time on the sideline of a sports field both coaching soccer and lacrosse and spectating many other sports. She has found a lot of joy watching her oldest go through the program at Liberty Highschool like she once did.

Lily is a former Division I student-athlete who graduated from Glenelg High School in 2022 before continuing her lacrosse career at Winthrop University. As a defender for the Eagles, she served as a team captain and earned Big South Play of the Week honors as well as Big South All-Conference Honorable Mention recognition.

Lily graduated from Winthrop University in the spring of 2026 with a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science and plans to continue her education by attending nursing school. In addition to joining our coaching staff, she currently coaches the HoCo 2028 team, where she enjoys helping young athletes develop their skills, confidence, and lacrosse IQ.

Lily is passionate about creating a positive and competitive environment that encourages athletes to work hard, grow as teammates and leaders, and develop a lifelong love for the game.

2034 Black Assistant Coach