Husson Hires Meredith Meier as Women’s Lacrosse Head Coach
Husson has hired Meredith Meier to lead its women’s lacrosse program, bringing in a coach who built Cornell College into a regular postseason contender and has experience in athletics administration. She takes over a team fresh off back-to-back North Atlantic Conference championships.
By the Numbers- Meier spent 11 years at Cornell, where her teams earned four consecutive conference tournament appearances.
- Cornell won a school-record 13 games in 2024 and set 15 team records.
- Since 2023, Cornell had 21 all-conference selections under Meier.
- Meier played 70 college games, scoring 55 goals and recording 13 assists.
Meier inherits a program with recent championship success, but will need to sustain that momentum while building relationships with a new team and adapting to Husson.
State of Play- Husson has won two straight NAC titles.
- The Eagles return reigning NAC co-player of the year Kate Boehmcke and rookie of the year Lauren Small.
- Meier brings experience in player development, compliance, budgeting and student-athlete support.
Husson pairs a proven program with a coach who has built winning teams and led beyond the field—positioning the Eagles to pursue a third consecutive conference title.
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