Marissa began playing lacrosse in her youth and helped establish the lacrosse program at her high school, where she was a four-year varsity player, team captain, and midfielder. A three-sport athlete in high school, she continued her lacrosse career at Worcester State University, playing two years of Division III lacrosse as an attacker.

While at Worcester State, Marissa served as Vice President of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, where she developed a passion for leadership, mentorship, and giving back through service to the Worcester community. 

She has spent the past three years coaching high school JV girls lacrosse, focusing on building players’ confidence, lacrosse IQ, and individual skills while teaching them how to contribute as part of a team. Marissa values getting to know her athletes individually and helping them develop the confidence, discipline, and leadership skills that carry beyond the lacrosse field.

Meredith serves as the Varsity Assistant Coach for Lake Travis Girls Lacrosse and also coaches within the LT youth program, helping develop players at every stage of their lacrosse journey.

Originally from Utica, New York, Meredith has played lacrosse for more than 15 years. She was a four-year varsity player at Whitesboro High School before continuing her career with the SUNY Cortland Women's Club Lacrosse Team, where she also served as Treasurer and Social Event Coordinator. In addition to field lacrosse, Meredith has extensive box lacrosse experience as an original member of the Lady Yeti Women's Box Lacrosse Team, competing in tournaments throughout the United States and Canada and participating alongside some of the sport's top players. She also earned a tryout with the Team USA Women's Box Lacrosse program.

Before moving to Austin in 2026, Meredith served as Head Coach for the Tri-City Girls Raptors 9th and 10th grade club team and assisted with the 7th and 8th grade program. Her coaching philosophy emphasizes player development, confidence, teamwork, and a lifelong love of the game.