NORTH ATTLEBORO, Mass. – The Northeast 10 Conference officially unveiled its Hall of Fame Class of 2025 last week, as the league recognized a class of 10 inductees for their outstanding accomplishments and contributions during their time in the NE10. The 2019 Adelphi University women's lacrosse program was among the group to be inducted.

The Class of 2025 consists of nine different institutions, which includes five former NE10 members, and nine different sports. It consists of seven former student-athletes, two teams, and one coach - with one institution represented by multiple inductees. 

The 2019 team won the program's ninth national championship when it soundly defeated West Chester, 11-5, on May 19, 2019 in Allendale, Michigan. Kole Pollock led the Panthers that day with four goals, while Lena Riportella added three of her own. Eight players overall contributed multiple points in the winning effort. Pollock was named the Tournament MVP and was joined by Alison Stackpole, Chelsea Abreu, Kailey Broderick and Riportella on the All-Tournament Team. 

Adelphi finished the season with a 19-3 record, including a 12-1 mark in NE10 play. It was the third national title under head coach Pat McCabe and the sixth for the Panthers since joining the conference in 2010. Adelphi in 2019 becomes the ninth women's lacrosse program inducted into the NE10 Hall of Fame.

"The NE10 Hall of Fame Class of 2025 is a special collection of individuals and teams that achieved at the highest levels and proudly represented the conference during their tenures," said NE10 Commissioner Julie Ruppert. "We could not be more excited to celebrate these 10 inductees for their incredible accomplishments – which now include the NE10 Hall of Fame, an accolade that is reserved for the best of the best from among the tens of thousands that have worn uniforms in our impressive history. Thank you to the members of this Class for their hard work and commitment. Congratulations!"

Started in 2006, the NE10 Hall of Fame honors those who have made significant contributions to the Conference, while preserving and promoting the history of the league since its inception in 1980. As of 2025, the Hall has 153 individuals and 29 teams that have been inducted.