University of New England Athletics

Lampron (Lyman, Maine), who completed a bachelor's degree in political science in 2018, will be the third women's lacrosse student-athlete to be inducted from the program, which began in 1998. The Nor'easters went 35-34 during her time, with a 20-12 CCC record and three appearances in the league semifinals. Lampron is the most recent – and only defender – out of four players to garner four all-conference selections, and just the second with three 1st Team notations. Those efforts translated into being recognized twice as a 2nd Team All-Region performer by the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA). She stands as UNE's leader in caused turnovers with 186 over 66 games, which ranks 13th in NCAA Division III history. Lampron had 57 in just 14 outings during the 2018 campaign, and the 4.07 caused turnovers/game figure was rated fifth in the country. She also topped the squad in ground balls over three years, amassing 221 for her career, and added 105 draw controls. The two-year captain also became a scoring threat over time, netting 25 of her 51 goals as a senior.