Cornell College

Meier, a native of Oakhurst, N.J., has built Cornell’s women’s lacrosse program into a perennial postseason contender since taking the controls in October 2015.

Meier's Rams have won 30 contests over the past three years, including three consecutive winning seasons in conference play. Cornell hosted its first-ever conference tournament game in 2025 in its inaugural season in the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference. The Rams have landed 16 all-conference players since 2023. They claimed the Conference Defensive Player of the Year in 2024 (Ilsa Jeffery) and 2023 (India Smith).

Meier guided the 2024 team to its best season in school history, highlighted by a program-high 13 wins to only four defeats. The Rams placed third in the Midwest Lacrosse Conference (3-2), established 15 team records and ranked No. 4 nationally in ground balls per game (28.0).

In 2023, Meier led the Rams to a strong 10-8 campaign that culminated with the program's first-ever appearance in the Midwest Women's Lacrosse Conference Tournament as the No. 4 seed.   

Meier graduated from New England (Henniker, N.H.) College in 2013, earning a bachelor's degree in kinesiology. She was a four-year starter for the NCAA Division III New England Pilgrims, playing the midfield and defender positions. She was named to the North Atlantic All-Conference Team her senior season after leading the team with 29 goals and 38 points. Meier was voted New England’s Female Athlete of the Year in 2012-13.

Meier earned team MVP honors as a sophomore and senior. She served as captain of the 2013 team.

Meier compiled 55 goals and 13 assists in 70 career starts at New England. She was a key member of the 2012 squad that advanced to the North Atlantic Conference East Division championship match.   

Meier played on the American International Sports Team that won tournaments in Munich and Prague in 2012. She was head junior varsity girls lacrosse coach at Red Bank Catholic (N.J.) High School from 2013-15, and also coached an area youth team for one year.

Meier was an all-conference athlete in soccer and lacrosse at Ocean Township (N.J.) High School. She played attacker in lacrosse and was a senior team captain in 2009.