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Field Hockey Coaching Staff

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Susan M. Murray has molded a strong program that allows young women a chance to develop athletically, personally, and professionally at New England College. From a 3-8-2 start in 1992 to 2006’s record-setting 20-3, Murray has created a program that is recognized as a The Commonwealth Coast Conference (TCCC) and regional power.

 

Since the first TCCC Championship series in 1997, Murray’s teams have appeared in 11 championship games and have captured 10 titles.  During this eleven-year stretch, the program has compiled a record of 173-64 for an impressive .730 winning percentage.  The Pilgrims have appeared in ten NCAA Tournaments, including nine in the past ten seasons and received a bid into the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) Tournament in 2001.  The program has been ranked in the top twenty nationally and is consistently ranked in the top five in the region.

 

Coach Murray has a reputation for helping student-athletes develop to their full potential.  Murray has produced six National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Division III All-Americans and 17 New England Regional All-Americans.  TCCC honors include dozens of all-conference players, five TCCC Players of the Year, five TCCC Rookies of the Year, and five TCCC Senior Scholar-Athletes of the Year.  Murray has been selected TCCC Coach of the Year in 1998, 2000, 2002, and 2006; in 2006, she received the honor of NFHCA Regional Coach of the Year, awarded to just six coaches in the nation.

 

The program epitomizes the NCAA Division III philosophy of true student-athletes.  More than two dozen NEC student-athletes have been selected for the NFHCA National Academic Squad during Murray’s tenure, including several member of the TCCC Academic Squad.

 

A Keene State College and Western New England College School of Law graduate, Susan is an Associate Professor of Political Science.

 

Lindsey Inman, Assistant Coach


Lindsey Inman enters her fifth season as assistant coach for the New England College field hockey program.  Over the past four seasons Inman has helped lead the Pilgrims to four TCCC Championships and four appearances in the NCAA Tournament.  Inman graduate from New England College back in 2005 with her degree in Education and currently teaches elementary in Concord.  While at NEC Inman played in over 70 games for the Pilgrims and was named CCC 1st Team All-Conference twice and an NFHCA 2nd Team All American her senior season. 

 

Lori Zaniboni, Assistant Coach


Lori Zaniboni enters her third season as assistant coach for the field hockey team.  Zaniboni graduated in 2008 from New England College with her degree in Sport and Recreational Management.  Over four seasons Zaniboni led the Pilgrims to 59 victories including four straight CCC Championships.  Zaniboni played in 80 games for the Pilgrims finishing her career with 18 goals and an impressive 45 assists.  Last season Zaniboni was name to the CCC 1st Team All-Conference and was named a NFHCA 1st Team All-American.