FIELD HOCKEY
Pam Stuper
Pam Stuper
Pam Stuper
USA Field Hockey Foundation
As a Coach
Served 17 seasons as Yale's Head Coach and spent 8 years as an assistant there.
Has coached 67 All Ivy players, the 2016 and 2011 Ivy League Defensive POY, and the 2010 Ivy League Co-Rookie of the Year
In 2009 Stuper was named NFHCA Mideast Region Coach of the Year
Won the 2011 Ivy League Championship
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USA Field Hockey Foundation
As a Coach
Served 17 seasons as Yale's Head Coach and spent 8 years as an assistant there.
Has coached 67 All Ivy players, the 2016 and 2011 Ivy League Defensive POY, and the 2010 Ivy League Co-Rookie of the Year
In 2009 Stuper was named NFHCA Mideast Region Coach of the Year
Won the 2011 Ivy League Championship
Prior to Yale spent 3 years as an assistant coach at JMU where she helped them win the 1994 NCAA Championship
As a Player
Inducted into 6 different Hall of Fames including the USA Field Hockey Hall of Fame in 2004
9 years with the U.S. National Team
Played in the 1990, 1994, 1998 World Cups, 1995 Pan American Games, and was an alternate for the 1996 Atlanta Olympics
GTE-CoSIDA Academic All-American, NCAA All American, and 3x NCAA Champion at ODU
Caroline Nelson-Nichols
Pam Stuper
Pam Stuper
FORMER HEAD COACH U.S. NATIONAL TEAM
As a Coach
5 seasons as Columbia's Head Coach
Has coached 10 All Ivy players. Prior to Taking over as Head Coach she served as an assistant at Columbia for 3 years. Before heading to Columbia she started her coaching career on the staff at Iowa.
As a Player
7 years with the U.S. National Team, 165 Caps
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FORMER HEAD COACH U.S. NATIONAL TEAM
As a Coach
5 seasons as Columbia's Head Coach
Has coached 10 All Ivy players. Prior to Taking over as Head Coach she served as an assistant at Columbia for 3 years. Before heading to Columbia she started her coaching career on the staff at Iowa.
As a Player
7 years with the U.S. National Team, 165 Caps
Played in the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the 2012 London Olympics
Won Gold at the 2011 Pan American Games
2006 NCAA All American, CAA Player of the Year and CAA Defender of the Year while at ODU
Jill Reeve
Pam Stuper
Jill Reeve
HEAD COACH ROGER WILLIAMS & FORMER HEAD COACH BROWN
As a Coach
Served 11 seasons as Brown's Head Coach
Has coached 28 All Ivy players. Prior to Brown spent 7 years as the Head coach at Miami of Ohio. While at Miami Ohio she coached 29 All MAC players, and in 2004 a MAC Co Player of the Year
Has won a MAC Regular Season Title while Head Coa
HEAD COACH ROGER WILLIAMS & FORMER HEAD COACH BROWN
As a Coach
Served 11 seasons as Brown's Head Coach
Has coached 28 All Ivy players. Prior to Brown spent 7 years as the Head coach at Miami of Ohio. While at Miami Ohio she coached 29 All MAC players, and in 2004 a MAC Co Player of the Year
Has won a MAC Regular Season Title while Head Coach at Miami of Ohio
Was named MAC Field Hockey Coach of the Year in 2010
As a Player
2014 USA Field Hockey Hall of Fame Inductee
12 years with the U.S. National Team and 3 year captain
Played in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics and the 1994, 1998, and 2002 World Cups
1999 U.S. Field Hockey Association Female Athlete of the Year
NCAA All American and 4x NCAA Champion at ODU
Amy Fowler
Amy Fowler
Amy Fowler
Director of Coaching for Region 3 U.S. Field Hockey Futures
As a Coach
20 Seasons as Dartmouth's Head Coach
Dartmouth FH's all-time winningest coach
2001 ECAC Tournament Championship
Has coached 21 First Team All Ivy players and 2 All Americans
Prior to becoming Dartmouth's Head Coach she served as an assistant for one year, then left to be the
Director of Coaching for Region 3 U.S. Field Hockey Futures
As a Coach
20 Seasons as Dartmouth's Head Coach
Dartmouth FH's all-time winningest coach
2001 ECAC Tournament Championship
Has coached 21 First Team All Ivy players and 2 All Americans
Prior to becoming Dartmouth's Head Coach she served as an assistant for one year, then left to be the assistant at James Madison for 4 years before coming back to Dartmouth to serve as their Head Coach
As a Player
Won Gold at the 1991 U.S. Olympic Festival
3x All American, 3x All Big Ten, 1992 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year
Played in 3 NCAA Final Fours, Twice named to the NCAA All Tournament Team
Dina Rizzo
Amy Fowler
Amy Fowler
ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH PRINCETON
As a Coach
6 Seasons at Princeton.
6 Seasons as the University of Maryland Associate Head Coach
1 Season as the University of Massachusetts Assistant Coach
Has coached 29 All Americans, 4 National Team members, 2 Olympians, and 2 Honda Broderick Award Winners
Has won 2 NCAA National Championships
As a Player
2016
ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH PRINCETON
As a Coach
6 Seasons at Princeton.
6 Seasons as the University of Maryland Associate Head Coach
1 Season as the University of Massachusetts Assistant Coach
Has coached 29 All Americans, 4 National Team members, 2 Olympians, and 2 Honda Broderick Award Winners
Has won 2 NCAA National Championships
As a Player
2016 USA Field Hockey Hall Of Fame Inductee
7 years with the U.S. National Team, 157 Caps, played in the 2008 Beijing Olympics, 2006 World Cup, and 2003 Pan American Games
1999 NCAA Champion, 4x ACC Champion, 2001 NCAA All American
Amy Tran-Swensen
Amy Tran-Swensen
Amy Tran-Swensen
FORMER ASSISTANT COACH AT LAFAYETTE & OLD DOMINION
As a Coach
Served 2 years as Lafayette and 4 years as Old Dominion's assistant coach.
As a Player
2018 USA Field Hockey Hall of Fame Inductee
Member of the U.S. National Team from 2001-2012
Played in the 2008 and 2012 Olympics
Twice named to the World Hockey All Star Team as the lone American
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FORMER ASSISTANT COACH AT LAFAYETTE & OLD DOMINION
As a Coach
Served 2 years as Lafayette and 4 years as Old Dominion's assistant coach.
As a Player
2018 USA Field Hockey Hall of Fame Inductee
Member of the U.S. National Team from 2001-2012
Played in the 2008 and 2012 Olympics
Twice named to the World Hockey All Star Team as the lone American
2006 World Cup Goalkeeper of the Tournament
Amy is acknowledged by the international field hockey community as one of the best goalkeepers in the world.
She was a 2x All American at UNC
Sarah Mansfield
Amy Tran-Swensen
Amy Tran-Swensen
ASSISTANT COACH PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
As a Coach
1st year at Princeton.
Served as Columbia's assistant for 1 season.
7 seasons as an Assistant at UMASS
Won 2 Atlantic 10 Championships
Won 1 A-10 Regular season Championship
Individually, she has mentored an All-American, two A-10 Defensive Players of the Year, and six All-Atlantic 10 honorees.
She
ASSISTANT COACH PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
As a Coach
1st year at Princeton.
Served as Columbia's assistant for 1 season.
7 seasons as an Assistant at UMASS
Won 2 Atlantic 10 Championships
Won 1 A-10 Regular season Championship
Individually, she has mentored an All-American, two A-10 Defensive Players of the Year, and six All-Atlantic 10 honorees.
She works extensively developing talent at the Developmental Squad Training Camps, U17 & U21 National Programs, and High-Performance Training Centers.
As a Player
She was a 4x All American
2013 NCAA National Champion at UConn. Goalkeeper at the u16, u18, and u21 levels with the England National Team.