Women's Field Hockey
- Sarah Mansfield Lahl added to Field Hockey StaffSTORRS, Conn. – The UConn field hockey head coach, Paul Caddy, announced the addition of Sarah Mansfield Lahl to the staff as the new assistant coach.
- Hinch Named USA Field Hockey Goalkeeping CoachCOLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Maddie Hinch, UConn field hockey assistant coach was named to the coaching staff of USA Field Hockey as a goalkeeping coach late last month. She will be an integral member of the coaching staff for the 2024 Paris Olympic Team.
- Three Former Huskies Headed to 2024 Paris OlympicsAfter a whirlwind of Olympic qualifiers in Ranchi, India and Valencia, Spain over January 13th-20th, three former Huskies and their teams have qualified for a spot in the 2024 summer Olympics in Paris, France.
- SASP Announces November Husky High FivesSTORRS, Conn. - The Student Athlete Success Program (SASP) announced the Husky High Five winners for the month of November. The Husky High Five award recognizes UConn student-athletes that demonstrate outstanding academic achievement, growth, and improvement in their commitment to succeeding in the classroom, their sport, and/or in the area of service and leadership. This award recognizes and honors students who have achieved success in these areas through hard work and dedication. When nominating for the Husky High Five, recipients are selected on the criteria of demonstrating significant achievement in their coursework despite various challenges and showing growth in the areas of academics, personal development, leadership, and service.
- SASP Announces October Husky High FivesSTORRS, Conn. - The Student Athlete Success Program (SASP) announced the Husky High Five winners for the month of October. The Husky High Five award recognizes UConn student-athletes that demonstrate outstanding academic achievement, growth, and improvement in their commitment to succeeding in the classroom, their sport, and/or in the area of service and leadership. This award recognizes and honors students who have achieved success in these areas through hard work and dedication. When nominating for the Husky High Five, recipients are selected on the criteria of demonstrating significant achievement in their coursework despite various challenges and showing growth in the areas of academics, personal development, leadership, and service.
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