The Websters:

Ned Webster

- University of Notre Dame, ‘99, Attack
- Head Coach, Dominican University of CA, ‘06-present
- Assistant Coach, MLL-San Francisco Dragons, ‘07-‘08
- Assistant Coach, Wanneroo Lacrosse Club, Perth, Western Australia, ‘00
- Boys’ Latin School, ‘94, MIAA All-Star

Mickey Webster
- Johns Hopkins University, ’59, Attack
- Captain, Hall of Famer and 3-time First-Team All-American
- 2-time National Champion
- Record holder for assists in a season (50 in 10 games)
- Boys’ Latin School, ’55, MSA (MIAA) Player of the Year

Dick Webster
- Johns Hopkins University, Midfield, Captain
- 7-time “Coach-of-the-Year” recipient
- Head Coach, Severn School '63-66, MSA Lacrosse Champion, ‘65
- Started the lacrosse program at Sewickley Academy, ’68-‘74
- Latshaw Lacrosse Club, Baltimore, MD, ‘85-‘86
- Montclair Kimberley Academy, ’87-‘88
- Offensive Coordinator at the United States Naval Academy, ‘89-‘93
- President of Webster Consulting, LLC (www.websterconsulting.us)

Jim Webster
- University of Virginia, ’90, Attack
- Gilman School, ’86, MSA All-Metro
- Columbia University Law School, ‘94
- Coach, Maryland Lacrosse Club

John Webster
- University of North Carolina, ’93, Attack
- 2-time All-American, 3-time All-ACC
- National Champion, ‘91
- Boys’ Latin School, ’88, MSA (MIAA) Player of the Year
- Coach, Maryland Lacrosse Club

Mike Webster
- Johns Hopkins University ’87, Defense
- Head Coach at The Pingry School- Martinsville, New Jersey
- Member of NJ Coaches Association Hall of Fame
- “Coach of the Year” by Star Ledger, Courier News, Daily Record, NJ Lacrosse Coaches
  Association, and National Federation
- Coached New Jersey State, Conference, County Championship teams
- 2-time National Champion
- Coached over 200 career high school varsity victories

Dave Webster
- Dickinson College, '88, Midfield
- Head Coach and Assistant Athletic Director, Dickinson College 2002-present
- Member of NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Rules Committee
- Head Coach, Franklin and Marshall College, ’99-‘01
- Hired to start program at Marymount University in ‘91. He spent seven years building
  the NCAA Division III program
- Capital Athletic Conference “Coach of the Year” honors in ‘94 and ‘97