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Ned Webster enters his 13th season as head coach of Cal Men’s Lacrosse. A Baltimore native, Webster played varsity lacrosse at Boys’ Latin before continuing his career at Notre Dame, where he started at attack, won four conference championships, and made four NCAA Tournament appearances.

Since arriving at Cal, Webster has guided the Bears through one of the program’s most successful eras. Under his leadership, Cal has captured multiple WCLL Championships, made several MCLA National Tournament appearances, reached a Final Four, and earned a National Championship game appearance. Most recently, the 2026 Bears rebounded in impressive fashion, winning the WCLL Championship and returning to the MCLA National Tournament.

Prior to Cal, Webster spent nine seasons as head coach at Dominican University, helping transform the program into a nationally ranked NCAA Division II team and leading the Penguins to back-to-back WILA Championships. He was twice named WILA Coach of the Year and helped his teams consistently rank among the nation’s top offensive programs.

Webster also spent two seasons as an assistant coach with the professional San Francisco Dragons of Major League Lacrosse.

He comes from a deeply rooted lacrosse family and currently lives in Marin with his wife, Megan, and daughters, Ella and Milly.

Connor grew up just blocks from the Cal campus as a lifelong Golden Bears fan and attended St. Mary’s College High School in Berkeley before continuing his lacrosse career at Oberlin College. A standout leader, he played attack and served as a three-time team captain.

Following college, Connor continued competing with the East Bay Athletic Club and now joins the Cal staff, where he works primarily with the offense while bringing energy and leadership across all aspects of the program.

Outside of lacrosse, Connor works as an attorney in San Francisco and lives in Danville with his wife, Kate, a former collegiate lacrosse player, and their son, Cameron.