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updated as of June 15, 2013

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Table Of Contents

Letter from US Lacrosse – Women’s Game ..............................................................1

Chapter 1: Grades and Character .........................................................................2

Chapter 2: Opportunities by the numbers ..............................................................3

Chapter 3: College Checklist – what questions to ask ...............................................4

Chapter 4: Financial Aid, Loans and Scholarships .................................................7

Chapter 5: NCAA Recruiting Rules Summary ........................................................8

Chapter 6: Recruiting U: the series from Lacrosse Magazine ....................................11

Chapter 7: Articles, Resources, Links and more…. ..................................................13

Chapter 8: Coaches Directory ..............................................................................14 College Coaches (NCAA, WCLA, NAIA, NJCAA)

On behalf of US Lacrosse, it is my sincere pleasure to introduce you to our college recruiting handbook, “So...You want to play lacrosse in college?” In recent years, college recruiters have accelerated the timeline and created recruiting formulas that are unique to them. The direction of the college lacrosse recruiting process has led to confusion by some, frustration to others and leaves everyone guessing. The intent of this handbook is to present hard facts, dispel the myths, and to promote the essentials.

It is important for recruits and their families to understand that you are in charge and it is up to you to find the right fit academically, athletically, socially, and geographically. See the BIG PICTURE! If lacrosse is taken out of the equation; would this be the right school for you?

The handbook contains a baseline of facts that all colleges must adhere to and every recruit should know. The handbook addresses practices that are believed to be true, but are outside the guidelines of college recruiting. Finally, the handbook emphasizes two constants that every coach looks for in her recruits. Simply stated, coaches are looking for young women of exemplary character and a strong academic profile.

I believe you will find this information invaluable as a starting point and a reference source throughout your process. Please feel free to offer any comments, as we will continue to update the text to keep current with the times.

Sincerely,

Nancy Haws, Coaches Subcommittee Chair US Lacrosse, Women’s Game


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C H A P T E R 1 :

Grades and Character

Taking that next step after high school is a lot of work, but it can extremely rewarding and fulfilling. Before the college search begins, there are important questions that you need to be prepared to answer….

1) How important is the sport to you? • Whatkindoftimecommitmentdoyouwanttoplaylacrosse?(DI,DII,DIII,WCLA,etc.)• Howwillthesportimpactyourgoalsforcollegeandbeyond?• WhattypeofplayerpersonalitydoIhave?

i. What type of impact will I make?ii. Am I willing to wait to play?iii. What role am I willing to play?

2) What are your grades like? • Howharddoyouworkinschool?• WhatdidyougetonyourSAT/ACT’s?• Whatkindofclassesareyoutaking?

There are also a few questions the student athlete should ask herself….1) Whataremygoalsformycollegelacrosseexperience?2) Whataremygoalsformycollegeeducation?3) Whataremygoalsforlifeaftercollege?

For the college bound athlete, it is imperative that you focus on your academics as well as your athletics.

• Plan your course load early! Grades need to be maintained all throughout high school.• Transcripts need to be more transparent ahead of time.

NCAA Clearinghouse: http://web1.ncaa.org/ECWR2/NCAA_EMS/NCAA.jsp

http://web1.ncaa.org/ECWR2/NCAA_EMS/NCAA.jsp


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C H A P T E R 2 :

Inside The Numbers - 2013

Number of collegiate lacrosse programs in existence:

Women’s GameDI DII DIII WCLA NAIA NJCAA

107 77 243 230 9 17

By the #’s - Women’s Game• Highschoolwomen’slacrosseplayers:112,865• Averagerostersize:27• NCAA–mandatedmaximumnumberofscholarshipsperprogram(overfouryears):12atDI,9.9atDII• Averagescholarshipsperprogramperyear:3• Averageplayersperrecruitingclass:9• Averageestimatedscholarships:33percent• Fullyfundedprograms:50• Totalscholarshipsavailable:780• Playersreceivingsomescholarshipoverfouryears:2,363• OddsofanyhighschoolfemalelandinganyDivisionIscholarship:2percent

Sources: NCAA, USL data from 2011-12 and estimated projections based on Lacrosse Magazine research.

Just some of the facts….• For Division I schools, more than 110,000 high school players compete for about 700 spots each year. Many

players and parents operate under the misconception that both opportunity in the Division I level and athletic scholarships are readily available. Less than half of the players Division I or Division II receive any athletic scholarship money in their first year, and the concept of a “full ride” has all but vanished with very few exceptions.

• The NCAA allows each Division I lacrosse program 12 scholarships to be split among the entire team in one year. In Division II, there is the maximum number of 9.9 scholarships to be used by a program. However, many schools do not award the full allotment of athletic scholarships to a program, either because of league or institutional rules that don’tallowathleticscholarships(ex.TheIvyLeague),orachoicetouseavailableinstitutionalfundselsewhere.

• How scholarship money is used depends on the coach’s philosophy and the positional needs of the program each year. In a recruiting class of nine, some coaches may offer scholarship to four of those players and not to the remaining five, while other coaches may offer small amounts of scholarship to all nine players. There is no set designation of how scholarship must be given so asking the coach their philosophy is essential. And a reminder, DIII scholarships are based on academic merit and financial need, and no athletic scholarships are available.

• The opportunity to “walk-on” to a team at the Division I level varies greatly by program. Some coaches will honor recruits for spots on their roster before they will accept walk-on players, while other coaches will present equal opportunity to try-out for the team during the first week of school. You need to discuss all the options with each prospective school.


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C H A P T E R 3 :

Player/College Checklist

Below is a list of categories and questions that can help the players and parents review and determine what program is best for the future of their daughter when comparing colleges as they narrow down their selection….

CATEGORY School 1 School 2Academic

Is the school a fully accredited, highly-rated institution?Does the school have a good reputation academically?

Doestheschooloffermajorsofinteresttome?Would I be able to get my degree in four years?

Are my grades and test scores good enough to gain admission?Does the school fit with my academic ability?

Does the athletic department provide an academic support program for student athletes?

Is the coach made aware of the student-athletes’ academic standing on a regular basis?

Does the athletic department pay for any tutoring I may need?Does the athletic department have a study hall program for student athletes?Does the school have their own academic requirements to play, outside of the

NCAA guidelines?CanIbeasuccessfulstudentANDathleteinmypreferredmajor?(e.g.

Engineering,Medicine,etc.)Whatarethecoach'sexpectationsregardingcertainmajors,sciencelabs,

and mandatory participation?Does the school give student-athletes’ first choice for classes?

Does the coaching staff assist the student-athletes with forming class schedules?Can I pursue study abroad opportunities?

Do athletes typically have to stay on campus for summer school if they want to graduate in 4 years?

IfIgotinjuredandcouldn’tplaylacrosse;wouldIbehappyatthisschool?Lacrosse

Has the school offered me a scholarship?Will the school take away my scholarship if I get hurt and cannot play?

Will the school take away my scholarship if I don’t play well?


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CATEGORY School 1 School 2Lacrosse (continued)

How much will it cost me to go to school on top of the scholarship?Do I want to play for the current coaching staff?

Does the current roster leave room for my position?Is there a separate travel and practice team?

Does the school have a club team?Will I get an opportunity to play?

Does my style of play fit with the schools style of play?Am I good enough to play there?

Does the school have a good reputation in lacrosse?Does the team play a tough schedule?

Is this a winning program?How does the team travel by, bus or plane?

Do players need to fundraise for preseason trips?Does the school have a structured strength and conditioning program?

Does the school have the facilities that will help me get better?Does this program insist I apply Early Decision?

Does this coach cut recruited players?Does this coach cut upperclassmen from the team?

Doesthisschoolprovidelaundryserviceforpracticeand/orgamegear?Does this program allow walk-ons?

Would I want to play here if the coach leaves?IfIgetinjured,whoisresponsibleforthemedicalbills?

SocialWould I get along with players currently on the team?

Are sporting events like football and basketball games a big part of campus life?Does everyone stay on campus during the weekends?

If lacrosse wasn’t in the picture, would I want to go to this school?

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Player/College Checklist (continued)


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CATEGORY School 1 School 2Social (continued)

Are students bustling about lively and engaged as opposed to walking with heads down and no interaction?

Are there clubs offered that interest me?Do you see students wearing their school’s apparel with pride?Is the lacrosse team required or recommended to live together?

Are there recreational facilities and programs offered by the school?From looking at the current yearbook, does it look like a great place to be?

Do my parents feel this is the best school for me?Do I feel the size of the school is the best fit for me?

Does the school have a Greek system, how big is it, and do athletes have time to participate?

GeographicIs the school situated in a climate I like?

Am I comfortable with the distance from home this school is located?Isthisschoollocatedinademographicareadesirabletome?(city,suburb,

country)Is this campus safe? Does this school have a low crime rate?

Is the crime rate of the municipality good?Is there a good relationship between the town people and the school?

Can I afford to travel home during vacation?Will my family and friends have an opportunity to watch me play?

CareerDoestheathleticdepartmentofferassistanceinhelpingmefindajobafter

graduation?Does the school have a strong alumni base?

Doestheschoolhaveastrongcareerplacementservice/department?Does the school help set up internships for athletes in the off-season?

C H A P T E R 3 :

Player/College Checklist (continued)


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C H A P T E R 4 :

Financial Aid vs. Scholarships

Financial AidPaying for college can be an overwhelming process for parents and student athletes alike. You should weigh all the options that are available to you. Look for scholarship opportunities in your local area, but also ask college recruiters about the opportunities for financial aid and athletic scholarships. Before you start weighing your options, sit down with your parents, coach or guidance counselor to go over all preliminary steps associated with paying for college.

The first step is to complete the Free Application for Student Aid, commonly referred to as, the FAFSA. Completing the FAFSA will allow you to see which federal grants and assistance programs you are eligible. This will also allow you to see what you will be able to borrow through federal loans programs like Stafford, Perkins and PLUS loans and what private lenders may be able to offer.

Consult your parents, guidance counselor, coach and financial advisor to what might be the best option for you.

Scholarships When beginning your college search, you should also investigate what scholarships are available to you from local and national organizations. While this can be a painstaking initiative, it will ultimately lower the amount of student debt that you can accumulate through college. There are scholarships for everything, so don’t be reluctant to start the search regardless of grades. If you completed countless hours of community service or are focused on becoming an actor, doctor or marine biologist, there is probably a scholarship out there for you.

There are large misconceptions about scholarships when it comes to college lacrosse. The full-scholarship is rare in the sport, but partial scholarships or need-based aid are more commonplace. There are exceptions to NCAA scholarship limits as schools like Army, Navy, Air Force, Merchant Marine Academy and Coast Guard Academy are exempt from limits as every student and student-athlete receives a full scholarship. When you start to investigate schools, ask coaches what options are available to lacrosse players. Every school is different, so be sure to know all the rules and regulations when it comes to recruiting.

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C H A P T E R 5 :

NCAA Recruiting Guidelines & Rules (Subject to Change)

NCAA Eligibility Process and Lacrosse Recruiting Timeline• AthletesinterestedinplayingcollegiatelacrossemustinitiateregistrationwiththeNCAAEligibilityCenter

bycompletingaNCAAstudentreleaseformduringjunioryear.• Women’slacrossetournamentsandcampsareofferedandpromotedtoprospectivestudentathletes

annually, and players as young as rising high school freshman are being encouraged to participate in the recruiting process.

NCAA Initial-Eligibility Center• InitiateregistrationwiththeEligibilityCenterbycompletingaNCAAstudentreleaseformduringyour

junioryear.Seeyourguidancecounselorforformsandevaluationofyoureligibilitystatus.• AllprospectiveDivisionIorDivisionIIstudent-athletesmustcompleteanamateurismquestionnairethrough

the Eligibility Center. If the student athlete is a two- or four-year transfer from a non-NCAA Division I or Division II school, the amateurism questionnaire is still required before he is eligible to compete.

Correspondence• Letters/printedmaterialarepermittedfromcoaches(orothersatthecollege)beginningSeptember1of

yourjunioryear.AcoachmaysendemailtoaprospectivestudentathletebeginningSeptember1ofyourjunioryear

• Emailandfaxareconsideredcorrespondence.• TextmessagesareprohibiteduntilaNationalLetterofIntentissigned(DI&DII)ortheplayeracceptsand

offerofadmission(DIII).

Contacts• Contact:Anyface-to-faceencounterduringwhichdialogueoccurs.• Acollegecoachmaycontactaprospectorparent(s)off-campusbeginningJune15

afteryourjunioryear.• Limitofthreecontactsperinstitution.• Acoachmaynotcontactaprospectorparent(s)duringcompetition.• AplayerCANcalloremailthecoachbeforeherjunioryear.AttheDivisionIlevel,

thecoachjustcan’tcalloremailherbackifsheleavesamessage.


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NCAA Recruiting Guidelines & Rules (continued)

Phone Calls• AllowedtobeginJuly1aftercompletionofyourjunioryear.• Limitedtooneperweektoprospectorparent(s).(Onecallperinstitution,i.e.coachorfacultymember

orotherathleticdepartmentpersonnel.)Thereareexceptionsatthetimessurroundingofficialvisitsandsigning dates.

• Prospectorparent(s)mayphoneacoachasoftenastheywish.• Enrolledcollegiatestudentathletesmaynotmakerecruitingcalls.• Youmaytelephoneenrolledcollegiatestudentathletesatyourownexpense.• Emailisnotconsideredaphonecall,therefore,isnotlimited.Unclearrulesconcerningsocialmedia.

Evaluations• Evaluations:Anyoff-campusactivitydesignedtoassessathleticsand/oracademics.• ThereisnolimittothenumberofevaluationsaninstitutionmayconductinDivisionIIorDivisionIII.

Tryouts• DivisionIIinstitutionsmayconductonetryoutperprospect,persportonitscampus,nottoexceedtwo

hours in length. • Onlyseniorswhohavecompletedtheirsportseasonorareinatermotherthanthe“traditional”sport

season may participate. • Priortoparticipationinatryout,aprospectivestudentathleteisrequiredtoundergoamedical

examinationorevaluationadministeredorsupervisedbyaphysician(e.g.familyphysician,teamphysician).Thisexaminationmustbecompletedwithinsixmonthsofthetryout.

• Highschoolpotentialstudentathletesmayuseaphysicalthatwaswithinsixmonthsofparticipationinpractice, competition or out-of-season conditioning activities during their senior year of high school as long as it was accepted by their high school for their participation in athletics during that senior year.

• Prospect’sstrength,speed,agilityandsportskillsmaybetested;Icehockeyandlacrossetryoutsmaynotinclude competition.

• Duringtheacademicyear,competitionispermissibleagainstthememberinstitution’steam in a tryout.

• Aninstitutionmayprovideclothingandequipmenttoaprospectifitisreturnedattheconclusion of the tryout.


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NCAA Recruiting Guidelines & Rules (continued)

Unofficial Visits• Unofficialvisit:Avisitmadetotheinstitutionattheprospect’sownexpense.• Maymakeunofficialvisitsanunlimitednumberoftimes.• Maybemadebeforeyoursenioryearinhighschool.

Official Visits• Avisitmadetotheinstitution’scampusattheexpenseofthatinstitution.• Maximumoffiveofficialvisitsmaybemade,butonlyoneperinstitution.• 48-hourlimit.• YoumustprovidethecollegewithanacademictranscriptandanACTorSATtestscorepriortothevisit.• Entertainmentmoneymaynotbeusedtobuysouvenirsforyourself.• Prospectmayreceivetransportation.• Prospectandparentsmayreceivemeals,lodgingandadmissiontocampusevents.• Aprospectvisitinganinstitutionmayparticipateinphysicalworkoutsprovidedtheactivitiesarenot

organized or observed by members of the coaching staff. • ProspectivestudentathletesmustberegisteredwiththeNCAA Eligibility Center; and be placed on the

institutionalrequestlist(IRL).

Additional Resources2012-13 NCAA Guide for the College-Bound Student Athlete2012-13 NCAA Division I Recruiting Calendar2012-13 NCAA Division I Guide2012-13 NCAA Division II Guide2012-13 NCAA Division III Guide

http://web1.ncaa.org/ECWR2/NCAA_EMS/NCAA.jsp

http://www.ncaapublications.com/productdownloads/CBSA.pdf

http://www.ncaa.org/wps/wcm/connect/public/ncaa/resources/recruiting+calendars/2012-13/2012-13+ncaa+division+i+mens+lacrosse+recruiting+calendar

http://www.ncaapublications.com/productdownloads/D113.pdf

http://www.ncaapublications.com/productdownloads/D213.pdf

http://www.ncaapublications.com/DownloadPublication.aspx?download=D313.pdf


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C H A P T E R 6 :

Periodically, Lacrosse Magazine publishes articles examining the current state of college recruiting, a topic on which families, prospects, coaches and others expend considerable resources, time and emotion.

US Lacrosse’s Position Statement on College RecruitingUSL’s Board of Directors has issued a statement on the complex nature of the collegiate recruiting process for high school student-athletes.

Competing for Scholarships on the Field and Online (Wall Street Journal)With tuition for a four-year private university topping $250,000, families are eager to tap some of the $2 billion that the NCAA estimates is granted in athletic scholarships each year.

Players Goal: College Game (Boston Globe)As the sport of lacrosse continues to gain popularity, colleges and universities are increasing their investment in lacrosse programs, opening the door for more scholarship opportunities.

Beyond the Big Time, Opportunities AboundWith over 400 men’s and women’s college club teams as well as Division II and III teams, prospects have a wide array of choices outside of the Division I, scholarship environment

See it in D3Rewarding experiences await NCAA Division III prospects, although costs in the non-scholarship world can be a factor for families.

Lessons from Signing DayHigh school seniors can sign during a one-week period in November or during an extended period the following April.

MeTimeThe beginning stages of the recruiting process can feel daunting. As such, there are some important things to keep in mind.

Make the Most of SummerProspects should e-mail college coaches and send video and a schedule.

Camp StoriesCamps and club teams can help with recruiting, but do your homework first.

Recruiting U :The Series

http://www.uslacrosse.org/TopNav/NewsandMedia/PressReleases/USLacrosseStatementonRecruiting.aspx

http://www.uslacrosse.org/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=25iYxYPKpCo%3d&tabid=2677

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Best Foot ForwardFive tips that can help attract college coaches and assist in a recruit’s interactions with them.

Piece of the PiePartial scholarships remain the whole truth for most Division I recruits.

Be An Educated ConsumerSorting through lacrosse’s private club and for-profit entity options requires diligence on the part of prospects and their families.

(by USL President and CEO Steve Stenersen)

Too Vested In Verbals?Signing day a respite for recruiting-crazed prospects, whose early verbal commitments may not mean what they once did.

Passport to CampusOfficial and unofficial visits reveal much to prospects and colleges.

Free FallWeekend tournaments are replacing Friday night lights in some areas, forcing student-athletes to make a tough call.

Recruiting U :The Series

http://www.uslacrosse.org/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=K1tJOGAbpUs%3d&tabid=2677

http://www.uslacrosse.org/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=qDm4y0-529M%3d&tabid=2677

http://laxmagazine.cstv.com/sports/outloud/spec-rel/111808aac.html

http://www.uslacrosse.org/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=PzPAjv1N-iQ%3d&tabid=2677

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Other Links, Resources, Articles

Plenty of non-scholarship opportunities for potential college lacrosse players http://www.laxmagazine.com/high_school/recruiting/2010-11/news/020711_plenty_of_non_scholarship_opportunities_for_potential_college_lacrosse_players

Coach Dave Metzbower weighs in… http://www.laxmagazine.com/tips/coaches/2010-11/news/012211_dave_metzbower_navigates_lacrosse_recruiting_from_other_side

Five Big Things Every Lacrosse Parent Should Knowhttp://www.laxmagazine.com/genrel/102512_its_not_about_you_five_big_things_every_lacrosse_parent_should_know

College Recruiting Process for Athletes Swings Towards Clubshttp://highschoolsports.masslive.com/news/article/419579825235642528/college-recruiting-process-for-athletes-swings-toward-clubs/

Where we are going http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/26/sports/basketball/in-washington-area-private-high-schools-fight-for-basketball-recruits.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0

Sophomore Recruiting http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/high-school/bs-sp-lacrosse-recruiting-1118-20121117,0,6147631,full.story

Freshman commits to Johns Hopkinshttp://articles.baltimoresun.com/2012-11-26/sports/bal-hopkins-Lacrosse-first-commitment- freshman-forry-smith-20121126_1_sophomore-boys-dave-pietramala-commitment

http://www.laxmagazine.com/high_school/recruiting/2010-11/news/020711_plenty_of_non_scholarship_opportunities_for_potential_college_lacrosse_players

http://www.laxmagazine.com/tips/coaches/2010-11/news/012211_dave_metzbower_navigates_lacrosse_recruiting_from_other_side

http://www.laxmagazine.com/genrel/102512_its_not_about_you_five_big_things_every_lacrosse_parent_should_know

http://highschoolsports.masslive.com/news/article/419579825235642528/college-recruiting-process-forathletes-swings-toward-clubs/

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/26/sports/basketball/in-washington-area-private-high-schools-fight-for-basketball-recruits.html?pagewanted=all&_r=1&

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/high-school/bs-sp-lacrosse-recruiting-1118-20121117,0,6147631,full.story

http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2012-11-26/sports/bal-hopkins-lacrosse-first-commitment-freshman-forry-smith-20121126_1_sophomore-boys-dave-pietramala-commitment


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College Coaches Directory

NCAA Division ISchool Head Coach Phone Email

Albany University, SUNY at JohnBattaglino 518-442-3204 [email protected] University Emma Wallace 202-885-3072 [email protected]

Binghamton University, SUNY at Tony Zostant 607-777-3159 [email protected] College Acacia Walker [email protected]

Boston University Liz Robertshaw 617-353-2094 [email protected] University Keely McDonald 401-863-9378 [email protected] University JillDePetris 401-232-6070 [email protected]

Bucknell University Randall Goldsborough 570-577-3717 [email protected]

Campbell University Phil Schuman 910-814-5694 [email protected] College Scott Teeter 716-888-8498 [email protected]

Central Connecticut State University Kelly Nangle 860-832-3069 [email protected]

Coastal Carolina University JaimeSellers 843-349-6606 [email protected] University Heather Young 315-228-7065 [email protected]

Columbia University Liz Kittleman Jackson 212-854-3115 [email protected]

Cornell University JennyGraap 607-255-4979 [email protected] College Amy Patton 603-646-3955 [email protected] College Kimberly Wayne 704-894-2525 [email protected]

Delaware State University JullianLontz 302-857-7365 [email protected] Mercy University Laura Manes 313-283-0643 [email protected]

Drexel University Anna Marie Vesco 215-895-1885 [email protected] University Kerstin Kimel 919-684-4166 [email protected]

Duquesne University Michael Scerbo 412-396-4744 [email protected] University JoshHexter 336-278-6757 [email protected]

Fairfield University Michael Waldvogel 2.03E+13 [email protected] State University JessicaPausewang 559-278-6470 [email protected]

Furman University Rachel Whitten 864-294-3820 [email protected] Mason University Lauren Hay 703-993-3219 [email protected]

Changes with coaches and/or contact information may occur before we are able to make changes in this guide. Be sure to check the school’s website to confirm you’re emailing the correct coach.


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George Washington University Tara Hannaford 202-994-1794 [email protected] University Ricky Fried 202-687-2420 [email protected]

Harvard University Lisa Miller 857-998-0951 [email protected] Point University Lyndsey Boswell 336-841-9320 [email protected]

Hofstra University Shannon Smith 516-463-6475 [email protected] Cross College Stephanie Ridolfi 508-793-3682 [email protected]

Howard University Sarah Schermerhorn [email protected]

Iona College Michelle Mason 914-637-2777 [email protected] Mindy McCord 904-256-7875 [email protected]

JamesMadisonUniversity Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe 540-568-3618 [email protected]

JohnsHopkinsUniversity JanineTucker 410-516-7722 [email protected] State University Kristina Llanes 678-797-2784 [email protected]

La Salle University Candace Taglianetti Bossell 215-951-1994 [email protected]

Lafayette College Alison Fisher 610-330-5716 [email protected] University JillRedfern 610-758-4321 [email protected] University Regan Denham 434-582-2564

Long Island Univeristy Brooklyn Allison Nuzzi 718-780-6156 [email protected] University ElaineJones 434-395-2342 [email protected]

Loyola Unviersity Maryland JenAdams 410-617-2167 [email protected] College Diane Haddeland 718-862-7842 [email protected]

Marist College JessicaO'Brien 845-575-3699 [email protected] University Meredith Black 414-288-4958 [email protected]

Mercer University Eve Levinson 478-301-2773 [email protected] University Denise Wescott 737-263-5655 [email protected]

Mount Saint Mary’s University BJJohnson 301-447-3802 [email protected] University Wendy Stone 716-286-8757 [email protected]

Northwestern University Kelly Amonte-Hiller 847-491-2796 [email protected]

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Ohio State University Alexis Venechanos 614-688-4178 [email protected] Dominion University Heather Holt 757-683-5471 [email protected]

Pennsylvania State University Missy Doherty 814-863-7476 [email protected] College JuliaRedman 864-833-8518 [email protected] University Chris Sailer 609-258-6489 [email protected]

Quinnipiac University Danie Caro 203-582-5323 [email protected] Morris University Katy Philips 412-397-4921 [email protected]

Rutgers University Laura Brand 732-445-6193 [email protected] Heart University Laura Cook 203-396-8128 [email protected] Francis University Gregg Gebhard 814-472-3304 [email protected]’sUniversity Denise Roessler 610-660-2585 [email protected]

Saint Mary's College of CA Lauren Uhr 925-631-4959 [email protected] Diego State University Kylee White 619-594-6548 [email protected]

Siena College Andrea Duffy-Cofrin 518-786-5043 [email protected]

St. Bonaventure University Ryan Lynn 716-375-2640 [email protected] University Amy Bokker 650-725-1994 [email protected] University Nicole Moore 386-822-8188 [email protected]

Stony Brook University, SUNY at JoeSpallina 631-632-4089 [email protected] University Gary Gait 315-443-4258 [email protected] University Bonnie Rosen 215-204-6668 [email protected] University Sonia LaMonica 410-704-3572 [email protected]

United States Naval Academy Cindy Timchal 410-293-8746 [email protected] of California - Berkeley Ginger Miles 510-643-2580 [email protected]

University of California - Davis Kate Henwood 530-574-8181 [email protected] of Cincinnati Regina Oliver 513-556-6039 [email protected] of Colorado Ann Elliot 303-492-8996 [email protected]

University of Connecticut Katie Woods 860-486-0518 [email protected] Of Delaware Kateri Linville 302-831-4057 [email protected] Of Denver Liza Kelly 303-871-4703 [email protected]



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University Of Detroit Mercy, UDM Laura Maness [email protected] of Florida Amanda O'Leary 352-375-4683 [email protected]

University of Louisville Kellie Young 502-852-4998 [email protected] of MD - Baltimore County Amy Appelt 410-455-6355 [email protected] of MD at College Park Cathy Reese 301-314-4273 [email protected]

University Of Massachusetts Angela McMahon 413-545-3157 [email protected] of Michigan JenniferUlehla 734-763-3680 [email protected]

University of New Hampshire Sarah Albrecht 603-862-4481 [email protected] Of North Carolina JennyLevy 919-962-0740 [email protected]

University Of Notre Dame Christine Halfpenny 574-631-4719 [email protected] of Oregon JenBeck 541-346-5341 [email protected]

University Of Pennsylvania Karin Corbett 215-898-8278 [email protected] of Richmond Allison Evans 804-287-6680 [email protected]

University of Southern California Lindsey Munday 213-740-0917 [email protected] Of Vermont JenniferJohnson 802-656-7709 [email protected] Of Virginia JulieMyers 434-982-5061 [email protected] University Cathy Swezey 615-343-8526 [email protected] University JulieYoung 610-519-6453 [email protected]

Virginia Tech Megan Burker 540-231-2776 [email protected] College Cristina Curiale 718-390-3200 [email protected]

William and Mary, College of Brooke Ireland 757-221-3389 [email protected] University JohnSung [email protected]

Yale University Anne Philips 203-432-1486 [email protected]

NCAA Division IISchool Head Coach Phone Email

Adelphi University Rob Grella [email protected]

Adams State University Mariana DiGiovanni 719-587-8295 [email protected]



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Alderson-Broaddus College Brendan hayes 304-457-6429 [email protected] International College April Pollock 413-205-3546 [email protected]

Assumption College Abbey Capobianco 508-767-7179 [email protected] Abbey College JennFlaherty 704-461-5009 [email protected]

Bentley College Carissa Medeiros 781-891-2337 [email protected] University Mallory Poole 570-389-4972 [email protected]

Caldwell College Amy Rizzo 973-618-3404 [email protected] College Ashley Gilroy [email protected]

Chestnut Hill College Chelsea Rock 215-939-2748 [email protected] University Eryn McCaffrey 252-398-1694 [email protected]

Colorado Mesa University Abigail Simpson 970-248-1416 [email protected] College Ryan Weiss [email protected]

Dominican College Taryn Brechbiel 845-848-7715 [email protected] College Kerri McCabe 631-244-5021 [email protected]

East Stroudsburg University JaneKoeniges 570-422-3013 [email protected] University Kevin Cooke 814-732-1849 [email protected]

Erskine College Bob Dachille 864-379-6646 [email protected] Southern College Kara Reber 863-680-3999 [email protected]

Fort Lewis College Kelsey MacDonald 970-247-7125 [email protected] Pierce College Meighan Guiney 603-899-4365 [email protected]

Gannon University Lindsey Lowman 814-871-5625 [email protected] Court University Kerry O'Donnell o'[email protected]

Grand Valley State University Alicia Groveston 616-331-2545 [email protected] Family Unversity Elizabeth Weber 267-341-3295 [email protected]

Indiana University of Pennsylvania Mindy Richmond 724-357-2588 [email protected] University Kate Scattergood 610-683-4363 [email protected] Erie College JillianHowley 440-375-7482 [email protected] Moyne College Beth Hewitt 315-445-4634 [email protected]

Lees-McRae College Ray Cameron 828-898-2538 [email protected] University Susan Reuschle 828-328-7160 [email protected]



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Limestone College Scott Tucker 864-488-4542 [email protected] Haven University Kristen Selvage 570-484-2571 [email protected]

Long Island University Post Meghan McNamara 516-299-2286 [email protected]

Mercy College Dawn Anselmin 914-674-7612 [email protected] College Cecil Pilson 814-824-3066 [email protected] College Corinne Baker 978-837-5124 [email protected]

Millersville University Mia Hall 717-872-3833 [email protected] College Tom Campolettano 516-678-5000 [email protected]

Newberry College Emily Bikowski 803-321-5199 [email protected] University Dawn Easley 704-463-3255 [email protected]

Philadelphia University George Chis-Luca 215-951-5374 [email protected] University JillKowalik [email protected]

Queens College Patricia Moran Nonagura 718-570-0361 [email protected]

Queens University Of Charlotte Meghan Dennehy 704-688-2813 [email protected] University Sarah Kellner 303-964-3681 [email protected] College Dennis Short 407-691-1186 [email protected]

Roberts Wesleyan College Brendan McDaniels 585-594-6169 [email protected] Anselm College Holly Drown 603-641-7808 [email protected] Leo University Lesley Graham 352-588-7302 [email protected]

Saint Michael’s College Ashley Hughes 802-654-2790 [email protected] Hill University Courtney Tamasitis 724-552-1710 [email protected] University Meghan Keelan 304-433-2440 [email protected]

Shippensburg University Ashley Manion 717-477-1695 [email protected] Rock University Emily Hopkins 724-738-4322 [email protected]

Southern Connecticut State University Kelley Frassinelli 203-392-5981 [email protected]

Southern New Hampshire University Kate Mullen [email protected]



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St. Thomas Aquinas College Melissa Alamprese-Platt [email protected]

Stonehill College Katie Conover 508-565-1518 [email protected] University Erica Brown 419-448-3404 [email protected]

University of Bridgeport Kate Backman [email protected] of Findlay JulieDuffy 419-434-4089 [email protected]

University of New Haven JenFallon 203-932-7464 [email protected] of Tampa Kelly Gallagher 813-257-5101 [email protected] University Aimee LeClair [email protected]

West Chester University Ginny Martino 610-436-2394 [email protected] Virginia Wesleyan College Karli Brentlinger 304-473-8054WheelingJesuitUniversity Tim Florence 304-243-8154 [email protected]

Wilmington University JackieTrainer 302-356-2024 [email protected] University Caline Olmsted 704-233-8298 [email protected]

Young Harris College Katie Ilott [email protected]

NCAA Division IIISchool Head Coach Phone Email

Adrian College Rachel Cibulas [email protected] Scott College Karen Healy 404-471-6492 [email protected]

Albion College Shanta Loecker 517-629-0518 [email protected] College JenniferWillis 610-929-6629 [email protected] University Samantha Patton 607-871-2628 [email protected]

Allegheny College StephanieJanice 814-332-2828 [email protected] College LaurieJordan 989-463-7276 [email protected]

Alvernia College Kelly McCloskey 610-568-1484 [email protected] College Christine Paradis 413-542-8136 [email protected]

Arcadia University Erin Livingston 267-620-4856 [email protected] College Sara Tisdale 309-794-8040 [email protected]



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Augsburg College Kathryn Knippenberg 612-330-1389 [email protected]

Aurora University Lauren Rippy 630-844-6558 [email protected] College Michelle Smith 781-239-5826 [email protected]

Baldwin Wallace Universtiy Kim Russell 440-826-6957 [email protected] College Brett Allen 207-786-8389Becker College Samly Phonesavanh 774-354-0495 [email protected] College Meredith Newman 608-363-2469 [email protected]

Benedictine University Elise Manzie 630-829-6139 [email protected] College Shaun Williamson 706-368-6366 [email protected]

Birmingham-Southern College Emily Wetmore 205-226-7736 [email protected] College Liz Grote 207-798-4148 [email protected]

Bridgewater College Kim Lowry 540-828-8006 [email protected] State University Erika Smith 508-531-2898 [email protected] College, SUNY At Stephen Wagner 585-395-5347 [email protected]

Bryn Athyn College Spring Silverman 267-502-6087 [email protected] Mawr College Katie Tarr 610-526-7305 [email protected]

Buffalo State College Meg Stevens 716-878-6526 [email protected] College JackieNeary 610-225-3908 [email protected] College Blake Boehm 616-526-7822 [email protected]

Capital University TBACarthage College Lauren Hume 262-551-5945 [email protected]

Castleton State College Mary Kate Scardillo 802-468-6171 [email protected] University Of America Meghan McDonogh 202-319-4745 [email protected]

Cazenovia College Lauren Pacelli [email protected] Crest College LucindaJoseph [email protected]

CentenaryCollegeOfNewJersey JohnMcCloskey 908-852-2904 [email protected] College JulieBeer 859-238-5962 [email protected]

Chapman University Brian Eisenberg 714-744-7976 [email protected] Newport University Carolyn Raveia 757-594-8946 [email protected]

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Claremon-Mudd-Scripps College Heather Semelmacher 909-607-1694 heather.semelmacher@cms.

claremont.eduClarkson University Adair Milmoe 315-268-4294 [email protected]

Colby College Karen Henning 207-859-4933 [email protected] College Emily Rinde-Thorsen 603-526-3489 [email protected]

Colorado College Susan Stuart Elliot 719-389-6497 [email protected] University Emily Mason [email protected] College Liz Longley 860-439-2563 [email protected], SUNY At Kathy Taylor 607-753-4846 [email protected]

Curry College Caitlin Roberts [email protected] Webster College Phoebe Hopkins 603-577-6104 [email protected]

Denison University Kristin Ramey 740-587-5664 [email protected] University Susanna Wilcox [email protected] College Carol Hatton 717-245-1662 [email protected] University JuliaSteier 973-408-3087 [email protected]

Eastern Connecticut State University Christine Hutchison 860-465-4333 [email protected]

Eastern University Camrin Azzarano 484-798-8132 [email protected] College Rob Brooks 717-361-1981 [email protected]

Elmira College Katie Augustine-Moore 607-735-1809 [email protected]

Elms College Maureen Ruane 413-265-2430 [email protected] College Megan Moore 617-824-8904 [email protected]

Emmanuel College Amanda Laws 617-975-9130 [email protected] College Meghan Fitzgerald 978-232-2007 [email protected]

Fairleigh Dickinson University Adrienne Carr 973-443-8829 [email protected], SUNY At Erin Calkins [email protected]

Ferrum College Karen Harvey 540-365-4511 [email protected] State University Rick Terrio 978-665-3807 [email protected]

Fontbonne University Danielle Donze 314-719-8032 [email protected]



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Framingham State University Michelle Gillett [email protected] University of

Steubenville Maura Conant 740-284-3745 [email protected]

Franklin And Marshall College Mike Faith 717-358-7162 [email protected] State Chris Case 716-673-3279 [email protected]

Frostburg State University Megan Foy 301-687-4273 [email protected] University, SUNY At Carly Ritchlin 585-245-5342 [email protected]

Gettysburg College Carol Cantele 717-337-6404 [email protected] College Cory Ward 978-867-4338 [email protected] College Katie Trainor 410-337-6574 [email protected]

Green Mountain College SethBenjamin [email protected]

Greensboro College Charlotte Dixon-Graves [email protected]

Guilford College Sarah Lamphier 336.316.2197 [email protected] College Nicole Porrecca [email protected]

Hamilton College Patty Kloidt 315-859-4755 [email protected] College Rachel Dell 607-431-4795 [email protected] College Lauren Wray 610-896-1118 [email protected] College Peri West 501-450-3898 [email protected] College Erin Robson 716-926-8794 [email protected] College Erika Blozie 330-569-5347 [email protected]

Hollins University Randy Polito 540-362-6334 [email protected] College Molly Evans 301-696-3465 [email protected]

Houghton College Rachael Snelgrove 585-567-9268 [email protected] College Liz Frisoli 334-833-4220 [email protected] University JenJohnstone [email protected]

Immaculata University JanelleCronmiller 6.11E+13 [email protected] College Shannon McHale 607-274-3663 [email protected]

Kalamazoo College Emilia Ward [email protected] University Leslie LaFronz 908-737-0626 [email protected]



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Keene State College Katie Arsenault 603-358-2809 [email protected] College Meredith Buzzi 740-427-5648 [email protected] College Kelly Lickert 315-279-5409 [email protected] College Laura Patton 570-208-5443 [email protected]

LaGrange College Adrienne Berkland 706-880-8469 [email protected] Bible College Zach Freeman 717-560-8267 [email protected]

Lasell College Cait Connolly 617-243-2158 [email protected] Valley College JackieDando 717-867-6876 [email protected] University JackCribbin [email protected]

Linfield College Sammy SmithLoras College Emile Goetz 563-588-4935 [email protected]

Lycoming College Lindsay ReeseLynchburg College Bruce Reid 434-544-8429 [email protected]

Manhattanville College Courtney Burhans 914-323-5204 [email protected] College, SUNY At Erynn Anderson [email protected]

Marymount University JamieReynolds 703-284-3831 [email protected] University Meg Foy 570-961-4724 [email protected]

Massachusetts Institute Of Technology Holly Glynn [email protected]

McDaniel College Muffie Bliss 410-386-4611 [email protected] College Karen Shaddock [email protected] College Heather Greer [email protected]

Methodist University Dennis Cox 910-630-7510 [email protected] College Missy Foote 802-443-5262 [email protected]

Millsaps College Tracey Cepnio 610-974-1197 [email protected] University Chrissy Trescavage 570-674-8310 [email protected]

Montclair State University Nicol Parcelluzzi 973-655-3421 [email protected] State College, SUNY At Amanda Nobis 315-684-6825 [email protected]

Mount Holyoke College Miriam Esber 413-538-2154 [email protected] Ida College Nicole Poli [email protected]



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MountSaintJosephCollege,(OH) Mike O'Hara [email protected] Saint Mary College JuliaSteese 845-569-3644 [email protected]

Mount Saint Vincent, College Of Trina Prickett [email protected] College Kristen Stuckel 484-664-3384 [email protected] College Traci Lian 585-389-2835 [email protected] College Christy Malone 484-840-4710 [email protected]

New England College JillJonesGrotnes 603-428-2401 [email protected],Collegeof SharonPfluger 609-771-2243 [email protected] Paltz, SUNY at Elizabeth Student 845-257-3925 [email protected]

Nichols College Damir Pesa [email protected] Carolina Wesleyan College Ramona Walters [email protected]

North Central College JenniKapanen 630-637-5109 [email protected] University Beth Van Parys 802-485-2847 [email protected]

Notre Dame of Maryland University Melissa Falen 410-532-3585 [email protected]

Oberlin College JacquelineMcDevitt 440-775-6556 [email protected] College Michele Uhlfelder 323-341-4037 [email protected]

Oglethorpe University Lee Ann Tutchton 404-364-8472 [email protected] Wesleyan University Meg Grossman 740-368-3735 [email protected]

Olivet College Mary Ann Meltzer 269-749-6602 [email protected] University, SUNY At Alison Pollock 607-436-2902 [email protected]

Oswego, SUNY At Brandi Lusk 315-312-2881 [email protected] College Stephani Schmidt 614-823-3545 [email protected] University Wynne Lobel [email protected]

Penn State Abington Eve Wilderman [email protected] College EmilyJacquette [email protected]

Plymouth State University Kristin Blanchette 603-535-3015 [email protected] College Sarah Queener [email protected]

Potsdam, SUNY At Lauren Bruce 315-267-2322 [email protected]



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Ramapo College Concetta Valerio [email protected] College Alexis Wagner 434-485-8063 [email protected]

Randolph Macon College Caitlin Moore 804-752-7366 [email protected] College Liz Conant 781-768-7150 [email protected]

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Leslie DeLano 518-276-6182 [email protected] Island College Mike Koperda [email protected]

Rivier College Kathryn Gaudreau 603-897-8762 [email protected] College Mary Schwartz 540-375-2572 [email protected]

Rochester Institute Of Technology, RIT JeffMcGuigan [email protected]

Roger Williams University Kerry Hausdorf 401-254-3450 [email protected] College Sue Dotsey [email protected] University Lindsay Delaney 856-256-4680 [email protected]

Rutgers University- Camden Allie FrengsSages Colleges Peter Stapleton 518-244-6883 [email protected]

Saint Elizabeth, College of Charles Spinelli 973-290-4980 [email protected] Linda Michele 585-385-5219 [email protected],

University of Dee Stephan [email protected]

SaintJoseph’sCollegeOfMaine Amanda Cahoon 207-893-7658 [email protected] Lawrence University JodiCanfield 315-229-5874 [email protected]

Saint Mary’s College Of Maryland Lisa Valentine 240-895-3304 [email protected] Vincent College JymWalters 724-532-2976 [email protected] University JimNestor 410-677-5338 [email protected]

Salve Regina University JenniferFoster 401-341-2427 [email protected]

Sewanee University Michelle Dombrowski 931-598-1518 [email protected]

Shenandoah University Lindsey Lutz 540-665-4780Simmons College Amanda Maxwell 617-521-1013 [email protected] College Elizabeth Ghilardi 518-580-5399 [email protected]


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Smith College JenniferNardi 413-585-4986 [email protected] Virginia University Chelsea Whetstone [email protected]

Southwestern University Matthew Grosso 512-863-1332 [email protected] College Kristen Mullady 413-748-3173 [email protected]

Stevens Institute Of Technology Celine Cunningham 201-216-8056 [email protected] University Kathy Railey 443-352-4255 [email protected]

Susquehanna University Laura Moan 570-372-4275 [email protected] College Karen Borbee 610-328-8209 [email protected] Briar College Eboni Preston 434-381-6291 [email protected]

Thiel College Kati Robbins 724-589-2012 [email protected] College Lauren Bickford 207-859-1409 [email protected]

Transylvania University Haley Marvine 859-281-3562 [email protected],(Tri-State

University) Scott Morrison [email protected]

TrinityCollege,(CT) Kate Livesay 860-297-4140 [email protected](DC) Beth Stone [email protected]

Tufts University Carol Rappoli 617-627-5235 [email protected] College AbigailJackson 518-388-6040 [email protected]

University of Dallas Melissa Grant 972-721-5188 [email protected] of Maine at Farmington Molly Wilkie 207-778-7529 [email protected] Of Mary Washington Dana Hall 540-654-1890 [email protected]

University Of Massachusetts- Boston JulieRigo [email protected]

University Of Massachusetts- Dartmouth Sarah Booker 508-910-6493 [email protected]

University of Mount Union Emily Fisher 330-823-6878 [email protected] Of New England Ashley Dyer 207-602-2907 [email protected] of Puget Sound Liana Halstead 253-879-3973 [email protected]

University of Rochester Sue Behme 585-275-1030 [email protected] Of Scranton, The Cindy Wilson 570-941-4243 [email protected]

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University Of Southern Maine Lauren Reid 207-780-5995 [email protected] of the Redlands Suzette Soboti 909-748-8421 suzette@[email protected]

Ursinus College Katie Hagan 610-409-3177 [email protected] College Kristin St.Hilaire 315-792-3182 [email protected]

Vassar College JudyFinerghty 845-437-7459 [email protected] Wesleyan College Francesca Pochily 757-455-3137 [email protected]

WashingtonAndJeffersonCollege Tracy Coyne 245-031-0013 [email protected]

Washington And Lee University Brooke Diamond O'Brien 540-458-6686 [email protected]

Washington College JulikaBlankenship [email protected] University Thomas Zacoi 724-852-7648 [email protected]

Wellesley College JuliaMcPhee 781-283-2011 [email protected] College Kimberly Morris 315-364-3249 [email protected]

Wesley College Debbie Windett 302-736-2496 [email protected] University Holly Wheeler 860-685-2906 [email protected]

Western Connecticut State University JenniferOuellet 203-837-8502 [email protected]

Western New England College, WNEC Aimee Klepacki 413-796-2227 [email protected]

Westfield State University Greg Styles 413-572-5454 [email protected] College Emily KiablickWheelock College Elizabeth Sullivan [email protected] College Staci Williams 562-907-4855 [email protected]

Widener University JuliaMazer 610-499-4541 [email protected] University Kammie Towey [email protected]

William Smith College Brighe Dougherty 315-781-3941 [email protected] College Christine Mason 413-597-2249 [email protected]

Wilmington College Sarah Yenger [email protected] College Beth Weixel 717-262-2750 [email protected]

Wittenberg University Beth Hemminger 937-327-6490 [email protected]


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Wooster College Elizabeth Ford 330-263-2182 [email protected] State University Deb Draper 508-929-8919 [email protected]

York College Of Pennsylvania JenMuston 717-815-1516 [email protected]

WCLASchool Club Director Phone Email

Appalachian State University Erin Carpenter 828-262-2100 [email protected] State Tara Yesenski 480-9655835 [email protected]

Auburn University Diane Harper 334-844-4470 [email protected] College Michael Grewe 612-330-1499 [email protected] College Don Umland 309-794-7705 [email protected] State University JoshBisher 765-285-1753 [email protected]

Baylor University Robert Graham 254-710-4094 [email protected] University Elise Riveness 651-638-6400 x6140 [email protected]

Binghamton University Craig Dube 607-777-4259 [email protected] University Brett Kobald 562-903-4882 [email protected]

Boise State University JaredCox [email protected]

Boston College Monica Capobianco 617-552-0333 [email protected]

Brigham Young UniversityBrown University Matthew Tsimikas 401-863-1949 [email protected] University Robert Beckett 317-940-8514 [email protected]

Cal Poly - San Luis Opispo Everette Brooks 805-756-7009 [email protected] State Chico Kimberly Scott 530-898-4444 [email protected]

Cal State Fullerton JamarwelkerCal State Long Beach Rita Hayes 562-985-2570 [email protected] State San Marcos

Calvin CollegeCarleton College Aaron Chaput [email protected]


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Carnegie Mellon University David Wiley 412-268-2214 [email protected] Michigan University JenBeckingham

Central Washington University Corey Sinclair 509-963-3516 [email protected] University Stacey Pettigrew 864-656-4128 [email protected]

Coastal Carolina University Max Mello 843-349-6638 [email protected] of Saint Benedict Matt Stenson [email protected]

College of William and Mary Stephen Robinson 757-221-2687 [email protected] School Of Mines JohnHoward 303-273-3646 [email protected] State University Aaron harris 9704912116 [email protected]

Concordia College Nathalie Rinehardt 218-299-4516 [email protected] College

Cornell University Katherine Fenzel 607-255-9740 [email protected] University Bob Denney 402-280-5827 [email protected] College JoannBrislin 603-646-2480 [email protected] University Nicole Garton [email protected] UniversityDuke University Michael E. Forbes 919-613-7517 [email protected]

East carolina University JustinWaters [email protected] Illinois University

Eastern Michigan University JessPhilips [email protected] University Debbie Norris 336-278-2582 [email protected]

Emory University Andre Moore 404-217-5200 [email protected] University JohnPaladino 254-4000 [email protected]

Florida Gulf State University JuliaStolock [email protected]

Florida State University Christopher Schmoldt 350-644-7902 [email protected]

Fordham Univeristy Mike Roberts 718-817-4300 [email protected] and Marshall Ann Phelan 717-291-4250 [email protected]

George Mason Bob Spousta 703-993-5323 [email protected]


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George Washington University AubreJones 202-667-7146 [email protected] University Lauren Gagliardi 202-687-3704 [email protected]

Georgia Institute of Technology Ken Lovic 404-894-8838 [email protected] University Dave Rovick 509-313-5824 [email protected]

Grand Valley State University Eric Garvelink 616-217-6907 [email protected] City College Andy Toncic 724-967-5642 [email protected]

Gustavus Adolphus College Kirsten Peterson 507-933-6301 [email protected] University Lamar Shingles 651-523-2817 [email protected] University Sharon Trabbold 757-727-5691 sharon.trabbold.hampton.eduHarvard University Casey Blodget 617-495-3454 [email protected] University Shaun P. Fean 516-463-6926 [email protected]

Hope CollegeHumboldt State JanHenry 707-826-5965 [email protected]

Indiana University AutumnJohnson 812-855-7772 [email protected] State University Landon Wolfe 515-294-4184 [email protected]

Ithaca College Megan Wagner 607-274-3290 [email protected] ChrisJones 540-568-8737 [email protected] Courtney Farves 216-397-1979 [email protected] Gabreil Castellano 410-516-4419 [email protected]

Kalamazoo College Kansas State University Travis Redeker 785-532-6980 [email protected]

Kennesaw State University Laura St. Onge 678-797-2915 [email protected] State University Greg Bailey 330-672-0463 [email protected]

Knox College MelissaJoseph 309-341-7531 [email protected] University JayGallagher 484-646-4214 [email protected] College Carolyn Hill 610-330-5778 [email protected]

Lake Forest CollegeLewis&ClarkCollege Mark Minty 503-768-7553 [email protected]

Louisana State University Zach Wood 225-578-7029 [email protected]


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Loyola Marymount University Raamen Bass 310-338-4432 [email protected] University Chicago Megan Morris 812-240-4761

Loyola University Maryland Kate Story 410-617-5454 [email protected] College VanessaSeljeskog 651-696-6736 [email protected]

Marquette University Scott Andregg 414-288-6976 [email protected] University Ashley Lyons 859-588-3361 [email protected](OH)A-Team Mike Arnos 513-529-8179 [email protected]

Michigan State University Angela Michael 517-432-2661 [email protected] State University -

Mankato Ryan Stevens 507-389-5143 [email protected]

Minnesota State University - Moorhead Kari Peterson 218-477-2016 [email protected]

Missouri State University Cynthia Barnett 417-836-5334 [email protected] College Katie Danstin 610-861-1507 [email protected]

New York University Gail Stentiford 212-998-2014 [email protected] Carolina State University Mary Yemma 919-515-3890 [email protected] Dakota State University Amy Graff 701-231-7799 [email protected]

Northeastern University JerryFoster 617-373-7766 [email protected] Arizona University

Northwestern UniversityOakland University Dan Bettmann 248-370-4885 [email protected]

Ohio State University Charles Anderson 614-688-3879 [email protected] University Laura Thomas 740-593-9927 [email protected]

Old Dominion University JeanHolt 757-683-4365 [email protected] State University Mitch Wiltbank 503-737-4083 [email protected]

Pacific Lutheran University Craig McCord 253-530-7355 [email protected] State Erie- The Behrend

College Brian Streeter 814-898-6379 [email protected]

Penn State University Tommy Otterbine 814-321-4445 [email protected] College Chrissi Steele [email protected]



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Purdue University A-Team Michelle Blackburn 765-496-1163 [email protected] University Foster Ridpath 540-831-5369 [email protected]

Rice University JustinStafford 713-348-8810 [email protected] Institute of

Technology Ryan Brimberry 812-877-8621 [email protected]

Rowan University Gary Baker 856-256-4900 [email protected] University Stephen Pappas 732-445-0462 [email protected]

Sacred Heart University Ray Menico [email protected] Valley State University aaron Mowen 989-964-7295 [email protected]

Saint Anselm College JeanCouture 603-641-7364 [email protected] Cloud State University Chris Stepan 320-308-3923 [email protected] Edward's University Andy Lemons 512-233-1458 [email protected]

Saint Louis University Eric Anderson 314-977-3972 [email protected] Mary's College JuliaSchroeder-Biek 574-284-4333 [email protected]

Saint Mary's University of Minnesota Andrea Moore [email protected]

Saint Olaf College Kevin Cook 507-786-3563 [email protected] University Wayne Gorrow 410-548-3266 [email protected]

Sam Houston State University Steven Wright 936-294-1934 [email protected] University Nick Madsen 205-873-4058 [email protected]

San Diego State University DejuanBenford 619-594-4280 [email protected] Caryn Collopy 408-924-6345 [email protected]

Santa Barbara City College Taggart Malone 805-893-3253 [email protected] Clara University Kathryn Hutchings 408-554-5480 [email protected]

Seattle University Dave Nyikos 206-296-8532 [email protected] Rock University Karen Perry 724-738-4895 [email protected] State University Mike Dominguez 707-664-3391 [email protected]

Southern Methodist University JackHarper 214-768-3367 [email protected] University Anna Castillo 512-863-1783 [email protected]


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Stanford University Pam Mahlow 650-725-0745 [email protected] Brook University Kyle McAlear 631-632-7168 [email protected]

SUNY Cortland Matt Nuesell 607-753-5704 matthew.nuesell@cortlandSyracuse University Angela Petrie 315-443-5008 [email protected]

Taylor UniversityTemple University Steve Young 215-204-4782 [email protected]&M KeithJoseph 979-845-3074 [email protected]

Texas State University Cassie White 512-245-1791 [email protected] Tech University JonathanElliott 806-834-4077 [email protected]

TheCollegeofNewJersey Deb Simpson 609-771-2712 [email protected] University Of Connecticut Kate Durant 860-486-1856 [email protected]

Towson University JasonHess 410-704-4612 [email protected](TX) Caroline Keener 210-999-8283 [email protected]

Truman State University Laura Bates 660-785-4222 [email protected]

Tufts University Branwen Smith-King 617-627-3782 [email protected]

United States Coast Guard Academy Carey McNeil 860-444-8281 [email protected]

United States Military Academy (WestPoint) MAJBethMerrigan 845-938-5675 [email protected]

University at Buffalo Robert Golightly [email protected] of Alabama Darrell Hargreaves 205-348-5143 [email protected] of Arizona Mary O'Mahoney 520-621-8711 [email protected] of Arkansas Shannon Dere 479-575-6736 [email protected]

University of California Berkley Trineice Durst [email protected] of California Davis Ryan Walsh 530-752-3504 [email protected]

University Of California Irvine Adrienne Buckingham 949-824-5346 [email protected]

University of California Los Angeles JasonZeck 310-206-6130 [email protected]

University of California San Diego Liz Henry 858-543-8085 [email protected]

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University of California Santa Barbara Taggart Malone 805-893-3908 [email protected]

University of California Santa Cruz Kevin Givens [email protected] of Central Florida Catherine Garland 407-823-2408 [email protected]

University of Chicago Brian Brock 773-702-3846 [email protected] of Cincinnati Susie Mahoney 513-556-6115 [email protected]

University of Colorado-Boulder JohnGalvin 303-492-7206 [email protected] of Dayton Mark Hoying 937-229-2712 [email protected]

University of Delaware Bruce Thompson 302-831-1582 [email protected] of Denver Scott Farina 303-871-3912 [email protected] of Florida Eric Ascher 352-846-1081 [email protected] of Georgia Emmie Googy 706-542-5060 [email protected] of Idaho Gordon Gresch 208-885-7529 [email protected] of Illinois Ed Morford 217-244-1575 [email protected] of Iowa Caleb Recker 319-335-8029 [email protected]

University of Kansas Tyler Spencer 785-864-1777 [email protected] of Kentucky Mark lattin 859-257-6863 [email protected] of Maine Thad Dwyer 207-581-1234 [email protected]

University of Maryland Katie Hagen 301-226-4401 [email protected] of Maryland Baltimore

County Whitney Smith 410-455-1000 [email protected]

University of Massachusetts Amherst Brian Arnold 413-577-2643 [email protected]

University of Massachusetts Lowell Lix Carr ext. 3208 [email protected] of Miami Connie Nickel 305-284-8013 [email protected]

University of Michigan A-Team Mandy Earl 734-647-5209 [email protected] of Minnesota JessicaNovotny 612-625-2083 [email protected]

University of Minnesota Duluth Derek Donlevy 218-726-8329 [email protected] of Mississippi

University of Missouri Columbia JonJanis 573-882-4742 [email protected]


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University of Montana Kate Oyler 406-243-2806 [email protected] of Nevada Las Vegas Erin Farrar 702-774-7124 [email protected]

University of Nevada Reno Sheena Harvey 775-682-7173 [email protected] of North Carolina JasonHalsey 919-962-1013 [email protected] of North Carolina

Wilmington Zach Gilbert 910-962-7529 [email protected]

University of North TexasUniversity of Northern Colorado Scott Schuttenberg 970-351-2067 [email protected]

University of Oregon Kristen Gleason 541-346-8025 [email protected] of Pittsburgh JohnSchneider 412-648-3151 [email protected] of Portland JillianSmith 503-943-7470 [email protected]

University of Rhode Island Chris Deaigle 401-874-2732University of Richmond Lucia Anderson 804-287-6859 [email protected] of San Diego Gary Becker [email protected]

University of South Carolina Aarron olson 803-760-6561 [email protected] of South Florida ashleyJohnson 813-974-6323 [email protected]

University of Southern California Brendan Gail 213-740-7280 [email protected] of St. Thomas Matt Gustafson 651-962-6140 [email protected] of Tennessee Carrie Trexler 865-974-1000 [email protected]

University of Texas at Austin Randall Ford 512-471-3116 [email protected] of Toledo JoeBendix 419-530-3704 [email protected] of Utah

University of Vermont Leon Lifshutz 802-656-8723 [email protected] of Virginia DavidHeflin 434-982-5105 [email protected]

University of Washington Chris Delaune 206-543-9499 [email protected] of Wisconsin La Crosse Ryan Rudesill 608-785-5221 [email protected] of Wisconsin Madison Aaron Hopson 608-262-9696 [email protected] of Wisconsin River Falls Steve Stocker 715-425-4289 [email protected] of Wisconsin Stevens

Point Mike Piekenbrock 715-346-3400 [email protected]

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University of Wisconsin- Stout Larry Mellinger 715-232-5190 [email protected] of Wisconsin

Whitewater JamesFriel 242-472-1145 [email protected]

University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire JonBollinger 715-836-3377 [email protected] of Wyoming Michael Sims 307-766-6396 [email protected] Air Force Academy MajorMariotti 719-333-9273 [email protected] State University Kevin Kobe 435-797-1502 [email protected] Valley UniversityVanderbilt University La Donna Meuchel 615-322-7354 [email protected] University Brian Anderson 610-519-6387 [email protected]

Virginia Tech Alan Glick 540-231-4058 [email protected] College JonnieJenkins 410-778-7234 [email protected]

Washington State University DJMackie 509-335-8709 [email protected] State University JovitaScrogin 313-577-2348 [email protected] Chester University Craig Dleduc 610-436-6928 [email protected] Virginia University Bruce Brubaker 304-293-5053 [email protected]

Western Michigan University Amy Seth [email protected] Washington University Clark Cripps 360-927-4976 [email protected]

Westminster CollegeWheaton College David Walford 630-752-5146 [email protected] College Skip Molitor 509-527-4970 [email protected]

Winona State University Joereed 507-457-2997 [email protected] Polytechnic Institute Ann McCanon 508-831-6541 [email protected]

XavierUniversity JamesAlexander 513-745-2856 [email protected]

NAIASchool Head Coach Phone Email

Aquinas Frank Rogers 616-632-2474 [email protected] University Celeste Shefferly 616-901-0129 [email protected]


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NAIASchool Head Coach Phone Email

Emmanuel(GA) Emily Davis 706-436-7936 [email protected] Tech Emily Shreeve 260-422-5561X2425 [email protected]

Midland Christine Hatton 402-941-6451 [email protected] Baptist University Katie Mueth [email protected]

ReinhardtRobertMorrisUniversity(Chicago) Allison Galindo [email protected]

Savannah College of Art and Design Nichole Hannon 912-525-4771 [email protected]

ShorterSiena Heights

St. Andrews University Sheyna Grabowski 910-277-2068 [email protected] Weslyan College JennaHandshoe 423-453-5693 [email protected]

Ursuline College Ed Karasek 260-402-4023

NJCAASchool Head Coach Phone Email

Anne Arundel Community College JimGriffiths 410-777-2035 [email protected] Community College Lauren Williams 732-224-2377 [email protected] Community College Ed Yetsko 607-778-5003 [email protected]

CCBC Catonsville Tom Taylor 443-840-4939 [email protected] Essex Kerri Loechner 443-840-1829 [email protected]

Dean College Linda Bevelander 508-541-1779 [email protected] Community College JamesBattin 716-270-2652 [email protected]

Genesee Community College Erin Lundblad [email protected] Community College Nikki Murphy 443-412-2575 [email protected] County Community

College Dianna Ste-Marie 315-866-0300X8479 [email protected]

Howard Community College Diana Carey [email protected] Whitney Bachner 315-771-0881 [email protected]


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NJCAASchool Head Coach Phone Email

Mohawk Valley Community College Gina Fazio [email protected]

Monroe Community College Craig Chamberlain 585-292-2864 [email protected]

Nassau Community College JessicaMarra 516-571-7522 X26608 [email protected]

Niagara County Community College Nate Beutel 716-807-7216 [email protected]

Onondaga Community College Tom MacDonald 315-498-2481 [email protected]

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