Category: News
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2026 IGLCA “Be the #22” Winner
We are proud to announce the 2026 recipient of the IGLCA “Be the #22” Award, presented in partnership with the Marin Elizabeth Lacson Memorial Foundation. Please join us in congratulating Maddie Myslinski on this well-deserved recognition! Like Marin, Maddie leads through her actions and the way she treats those around her. According to her coach,…
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2026 Barrington High School “Be the #22” Recipient – Carter Schultz
Congratulations to Carter Schultz who received this year’s Barrington High School “Be the #22” award sponsored by our foundation! The award was presented by Ryan Rubenstein, Athletic Director of Barrington High School. Watch the video of the award being presented to Carter at the senior breakfast.
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2026 IGLCA “Be the #22” Finalists
We are proud to once again partner with the Illinois Girls Lacrosse Coaches Association for the second annual “Be The #22” Character Award. This award recognizes athletes who consistently demonstrate character, leadership, kindness, and selflessness while making a meaningful impact on their teams and communities, even when their contributions may not always show up on…
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2025 IGLCA “Be the #22” Winner
Congratulations to Victoria Holcomb of Loyola Academy. You are the 2025 Illinois Girls Lacrosse Coaches Association “Be the #22” winner! You have consistently displayed the character to “Be the #22”.
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2025 IGLCA “Be The #22” Finalists
We are proud to partner with the Illinois Girls Lacrosse Coaches Association for the first annual “Be The #22” Character Award By highlighting athletes who consistently demonstrate character and contribute significantly to their teams’ success but who may not always appear on the statistical leaderboards, the award encourages a broader definition of success beyond mere…
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2024 in the Rearview, Looking Ahead
Hello Everyone, We really didn’t know what to expect when we started Marin’s foundation just a few months after her death. In many senses, it seemed too soon but there was a familiar, overwhelming feeling that it had to be done and done as quickly as possible. Marin touched so many lives in her short…