2023

Umpire of the Year: Issy Caporale

Most Improved: Danielle Kreitler

New Umpire of the Year: Gwen Geisler

Founders Award: Pat Javorski

2022 

Umpire of the Year: Lisa Murphy

Most Improved: Katahdin Whitney

New Umpire of the Year: Danielle Kreitler

Founders Award: Larry Stowe

2021

New Umpire of the Year: Erica McLean
Umpire of the Year: Kevin Laska
Most Improved Umpire: Katie Calnen
Founders Award: Connie Chapin

2020

No Awards Presented

2019

New Umpire of the Year: Madeline Collins

Umpire of the Year: Gary Douglass

Most Improved Umpire: Sherry Landry

Founder’s Award: Cindy Fabian

2018

New Umpire of the Year: Ray Wachtarz

Umpire of the Year: Jen Caro

Most Improved Umpire: Liz Longley

Founder’s Award: George Longyear

2017

New Umpire of the Year: Diane Alicea

Umpire of the Year: Erin Michaud

Most Improved Umpire: Shelby Dattilo

Founder’s Award: Dot Harrop

2016

New Umpire of the Year: Joe Carrino

Umpire of the Year: Gigi Begin

Founder’s Award: Ed McGinn

2015

New Umpire of the Year: Erika Wixted

Umpire of the Year: Lee Landeck

Founder’s Award: Ed Bebyn

2014

New Umpire of the Year: Ellen O’Donnell

Umpire of the Year: George Longyear

Founder’s Award: Patti Klecha-Porter

New Umpire of the Year
Awarded to a first year umpire who has demonstrated positive growth and development throughout the season. Criteria to consider may include on-field performance, attendance at meeting(s), feedback given by partners, any observations that may have occurred, and attending games of veteran umpires.

Umpire of the Year
Awarded to an umpire who has been an active CWLOA member for 5 or more seasons, who demonstrates the highest standards of officiating including on the field work and off the field work. Criteria to consider may include current rating, on-field performance, years of membership, interaction with colleagues, volunteering time to CWLOA and/or greater lacrosse community.

Founders Award
Awarded to any past or present CWLOA member who has contributed to the lacrosse community for the greater good of all involved in the sport of women’s lacrosse. Criteria to consider may include years of membership, volunteering on boards/committees, time and energy dedicated to growing the sport of women’s lacrosse on local level and beyond.