BALTIMORE, Md. – Former Stevenson student-athletes Jimmy Dailey '11 and Shelly Katzef Brezicki were inducted into the Greater Baltimore Lacrosse Foundation Hall of Fame on Saturday.

A First Team All-American, Dailey was a four-year member of the Mustangs men's lacrosse program and is regarded as one of the most accomplished players in program history. He totaled 329 career points, including 166 goals and 163 assists. Dailey earned numerous accolades during his collegiate career before going on to play four seasons professionally in Major League Lacrosse (MLL). During his time in the pros, he contributed to multiple MLL championship teams, cementing his place in Baltimore lacrosse history.

Katzef Brezicki played two seasons with the Mustangs before beginning an accomplished coaching career. She started at Owings Mills High School before moving to Manchester Valley High School, where she guided her teams to three consecutive 2A-1A Maryland State Championships, along with multiple county and regional titles. Her impact extended beyond the high school level through her involvement with Sky Walkers Lacrosse Club and her service as a coach for the Under Armour Underclass All-America Baltimore Team from 2015-17. Her dedication to growing the sport of lacrosse in Baltimore County made her a deserving inductee into this prestigious hall of fame.

Stevenson Athletics congratulates both Dailey and Katzef Brezicki on this outstanding achievement, and look forward to the outstanding achievements still to come.