As the NCAA Division I Lacrosse Championship weekend arrives, two members of the Thayer community are once again competing on the sport’s biggest stage.

On the men’s side, Thayer alum Teddy Lally ’25 is helping lead the University of Notre Dame in the NCAA Division I Men’s Lacrosse Final Four.

On the women’s side, Thayer alum Kelly Amonte-Hiller ’92 continues to build one of the greatest coaching legacies in college athletics. As head coach of Northwestern University women’s lacrosse, she is widely regarded as one of the most successful coaches in the history of the sport and has led Northwestern to multiple national championships and helped redefine women’s lacrosse at the collegiate level.

The presence of both Teddy Lally and Kelly Amonte-Hiller in this year’s NCAA Final Four highlights the extraordinary impact Thayer alumni continue to have, from rising student-athletes to legendary coaches competing for national championships.