ABOUT CAROLINE

After nearly 12 years in the corporate world, Caroline made a bold career pivot—rooted in both ambition and motherhood—to build a better youth sports experience for her daughters and for girls like them.

A 3-time All-American at Deerfield Academy and Division I 2-sport athlete at Harvard College, Caroline combines elite playing experience with a passion for youth development. She began coaching with Scoops Lacrosse in late 2023, where she led Scoops’ HALOS program, a smaller platform at the time, for Girls grades 1–4th. Caroline also collaborated with South Shore Select Soccer Club to build out the program’s first non-soccer offering, lacrosse! Caroline also coached Middle School Boys Basketball at Thayer Academy.

Caroline founded GLOW Lacrosse, LLC in May 2025 to create a preseason training experience designed specifically for young female athletes. GLOW clinics serve as a bridge in early development—helping girls build skills, confidence, and excitement as they begin their lacrosse journey.

She now lives in Cohasset, MA with her daughters, Maeve and Keira, and remains deeply committed to elevating girls’ youth sports through intentional coaching, character development, and meaningful connection.

ABOUT GLOW

GLOW is intentionally a non-club training program and operates as a supplement to town lacrosse — not a competing team. We don’t roster teams, enter tournaments, or recruit players. Our role is to prepare athletes, so they arrive at town practices able to catch, throw, understand practice etiquette, and make a smooth transition into organized team sports.

That means coaches spend less time teaching basics and more time running productive practices, and players feel confident participating from day one. At GLOW, we handle the early skill development parts of the game. We are known to free up a great deal of town and club coaches’ time, working with the athletes on fundamentals prior to the start of the season. The goal is retention, preparation, and motivation that comes from within the athlete — not from external pressure.