Meet Caroline.
After nearly 12 years in the financial services industry, Caroline made the difficult decision to leave the corporate world and build something deeply personal.
A 3x High School All-American at Deerfield Academy and 2-Sport Varsity athlete at Harvard University, Caroline knows firsthand that success is rarely a straight line.
Sports shaped the way Caroline approaches challenges. They taught her resilience, adaptability, coachability, and that growth comes from showing up, putting in the work, and being willing to learn.
Raised in two close-knit Boston families, Caroline grew up surrounded by the values of hard work, community, and the importance of showing up for one another—principles that continue to shape GLOW today.
As the mother of Maeve and Keira, Caroline wanted her daughters to experience everything sports had given her growing up. She wanted them to know the encouragement of great coaches, the friendships that crossed town lines, the confidence earned through hard work, and the life lessons that only sports can teach.
She wanted that experience for them so much that she built GLOW.
Starting a business meant stepping into the unknown, learning on the fly, and continuing despite setbacks. But she believed creating something meaningful—for her daughters and for other girls—was worth the risk.
Since Launching GLOW in Spring 2025...
GLOW has welcomed more than 250 families from over 30 Massachusetts towns to it’s South Shore headquarters— through year-round clinics, private lessons, and small-group training.
Before launching GLOW, Caroline served as Director and Lead Coach of Halos Lacrosse, growing the developmental program to more than 100 young female athletes in just a few months.
She later partnered with old college friend, Liz Lima and South Shore Select Soccer to launch the South Shore Sports Center's first youth lacrosse program, introducing Tots Lax while continuing to grow GLOW LACROSSE throughout the region.
Caroline's Coaching Philosophy
We're not here to create perfect players.
We're here to help girls become brave enough to try and resilient enough to keep going.
Because, as Theodore Roosevelt reminds us,
"There is no effort without error and shortcoming."
At GLOW, mistakes aren't something to avoid—they're an essential part of learning, growing, and becoming the athlete you're capable of being.
GLOW's culture embraces imperfection. We celebrate effort, encourage mistakes, value coachability, and believe that confidence is built by trying again—not by getting everything right the first time.
Every dropped pass, missed shot, and failed attempt is an opportunity to learn. We encourage every girl to take risks, embrace feedback, and keep showing up—because that's where real growth happens.

