| WCLA DII Nationals 3rd Place Finish |
| 2017 |
| WCLA DI Nationals Apperance |
| 2024 |
Tracy Ramirez has led the Grand Canyon University Women’s Lacrosse program since 2017, guiding the Lopes through one of the most successful stretches in program history. Under her leadership, GCU has earned multiple appearances on the national stage, including a Division II national semifinal appearance in her first season and the program’s first trip to the WCLA Division I National Championships following a third-place finish at the WWLL Championships.
Ramirez is a graduate of Alma College, where she earned Bachelor of Science degrees in Integrative Physiology and Health Science and Psychology. She later earned a Master of Science in Organizational Leadership and Entrepreneurship from Grand Canyon University.
Before arriving at GCU, Ramirez spent the 2016 season as an assistant coach at Horizon High School, where she coached offense, conditioning and player development. She also coached at the club level with East Valley Girls Lacrosse as a U15 coach and previously worked with high school athletes in the Grand Rapids Fall League. In addition to her lacrosse coaching experience, Ramirez served as an assistant with the strength and conditioning staff at Alma College and has implemented strength and conditioning programs as a master trainer.
As a four-year starting midfielder at Alma, Ramirez established herself as one of the most accomplished players in NCAA Division III history. In 2014, she led all Division III players with 89 goals in 19 games and still holds four Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) conference records, including the most goals and points in both a game and a season. She earned First Team All-MIAA honors twice, received one Second Team All-MIAA selection, was twice nominated for Alma Female Athlete of the Year, and finished her collegiate career ranked sixth all-time in Division III career goals.
