Trinity College has appointed Taylor Dyer as the new Head Field Hockey Coach, marking her as the eighth coach in the program's history. Dyer, who previously led Gettysburg College's team to a 29-40 record over four seasons, is seen as a perfect fit to advance the Bantams' competitive legacy. Her prior experiences at Lehigh University and a successful collegiate playing career position her well for the role. Dyer expressed excitement about returning to a program she deeply respects and aims to foster a culture of excellence and championship ambition.

By the Numbers
  • Dyer led Gettysburg to a 29-40 record, with her teams improving their win totals each season.
  • Her last season there ended with a 9-9 record, including a 4-6 mark in the Centennial Conference.
State of Play
  • Dyer is expected to build on Trinity's successful field hockey tradition.
  • The Bantams are looking to elevate their competitive standings following a transition in coaching.
What's Next

Dyer's focus will be on recruiting talent and developing current players to enhance team performance and achieve championship goals. She aims to implement her coaching philosophy and strategic vision as she transitions into the role this week.

Bottom Line

Taylor Dyer's hiring as Head Field Hockey Coach at Trinity College signals a strategic move to leverage her successful track record and enhance the program's competitive drive. Her commitment to fostering a winning culture could reshape the Bantams' future in collegiate field hockey.