The community of Maryland is mourning the death of Amanda Spinnenweber Regan, a former women’s lacrosse standout whose impact on the sport and those around her continues to resonate. A member of the University of Maryland’s 2010 National Championship team, she was widely respected for her passion, determination, and leadership both on and off the field.
Known to teammates as “Spin,” Amanda played a vital role during her collegiate career, serving as a captain and helping elevate her team to national prominence. Before college, she was a high school All-American at Chesapeake High School in Pasadena, where she excelled not only in lacrosse but also in soccer and basketball—an early reflection of her athletic versatility and drive.
Beyond her playing days, Amanda became an influential coach and mentor. Those she guided remember her as someone who built confidence, created lasting memories, and ensured every player felt valued. Her presence extended far beyond competition—she shaped lives, inspired growth, and left a lasting impression on the young athletes she coached.
As tributes continue to pour in from across the lacrosse community, Amanda Spinnenweber Regan is remembered for her fierce spirit, her leadership, and her unwavering commitment to others. Her legacy lives on in every player she inspired and every life she touched, ensuring she will never be forgotten.
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