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Colleen Moyer

Colleen Moyer

At Scranton

  • Winningest coach in program history with a career record of 242-139 (.635) over 21 seasons as head coach
  • Led the Royals to three Landmark Conference Championships (2019, 2021, 2025) and eight conference championship appearances, including seven Landmark Conference title games
  • Guided Scranton to 14 Landmark Conference Tournament appearances and two Freedom Conference Tournament appearances
  • Led the Royals to the program’s first Landmark Conference Championship in 2019 and first NCAA Tournament victory in 2021
  • Guided Scranton to the NCAA Sweet 16 in 2021 and NCAA Division III Tournament appearances in 2019 and 2025
  • Led the Royals to 14 winning seasons and 16 seasons with 10 or more victories
  • Guided Scranton to a program-record 18 victories in 2021 and 2024
  • Named Landmark Conference Coach of the Year three times (2019, 2022, 2025)
  • Guided Scranton to the 2025 Landmark Conference Championship with a 17-4 overall record and a perfect 9-0 mark in conference play, marking the first undefeated Landmark Conference season in program history
  • Coached Annie Shaw to NFHCA All-American honors in 2025, becoming the fourth All-American in program history
  • Guided Katie Redding to become the first player in Landmark Conference history to earn three consecutive Offensive Player of the Year awards (2022, 2023, 2024) and the first three-time All-American in program history

Coaching Resume

  • 2005-present: Head Field Hockey Coach, The University of Scranton
  • 2007-2011: Head Softball Coach, The University of Scranton
    • Compiled a 79-82 career record
    • Led Scranton to three Landmark Conference Tournament appearances

Education

  • Bachelor of Arts in Behavioral Science and Art, Drew University (2005)
  • Master of Science in School Counseling, The University of Scranton (2009)

Athletic Career

  • Four-year letter winner in field hockey at Drew University (2001-2004)
  • Served as team captain during her senior season
  • Three-time First Team All-Conference selection
  • Freedom Conference Player of the Year (2005)
  • NFHCA All-American selection
  • Led Drew to the 2004 Freedom Conference Championship and an NCAA Tournament appearance
  • Also competed in softball at Drew University and earned All-Region honors in 2003
  • Inducted into the Drew University Athletics Hall of Fame in 2019

Personal

  • Colleen and her husband, Stephen, are the parents of three children: Samuel, Maia, and Isla
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