Eamon McEneaney

1954–2001 (age 47)

Lacrosse player and coach

Biography

Eamon McEneaney left an indelible mark on the sport of lacrosse as both an exceptional player and an inspiring coach. Known for his fiery competitiveness and tactical brilliance, he elevated the game with skill, heart, and an ability to rally those around him.

As a coach, he guided athletes with the same discipline and passion that defined his playing career, encouraging them to pursue excellence with humility. McEneaney’s legacy endures through the countless lives he touched on and off the field, as a mentor who valued teamwork, perseverance, and integrity.

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