Marci Scheuing, head coach of Kutztown field hockey, has been named the 2025-26 Dr. Dorothy Moyer Women's Coach of the Year after leading her team to a stellar season, including an NCAA Final Four appearance and a PSAC runner-up finish. The award recognizes exceptional coaching in women's varsity sports and has been presented annually since 1993. Scheuing has received this honor four times, demonstrating sustained excellence, with her team achieving a historic record of 20 wins in a single season and setting new program benchmarks for goals and assists. This season, the Golden Bears established themselves as a dominant force, finishing first in their conference and achieving significant postseason success.

By the Numbers
  • Kutztown's record this season: 20 wins, 2 losses.
  • New program records: 101 goals and 67 assists in a season.
  • Led the nation with 304 penalty corners this season.
  • Allowed only 15 goals throughout the season, the lowest in Division II.
State of Play
  • Kutztown finished the regular season as conference leaders.
  • Secured a semifinal victory against West Chester in the PSAC Final Four.
  • Defeated Assumption in the NCAA First Round before losing in the semifinals.
  • Five players achieved All-American honors, the highest number since 2005.
What's Next

Looking ahead, Scheuing aims to build on this season's accomplishments by enhancing recruitment and retaining key players as they prepare for the next collegiate season. The recognition from the PSAC could bolster the program's competitive appeal, attracting top talent to Kutztown. Continued focus on training and development will be crucial for maintaining the program's momentum.

Bottom Line

Marci Scheuing's leadership has propelled Kutztown field hockey to unprecedented success, creating a strong foundation for future achievements. Her recognition as Coach of the Year highlights the impact of effective coaching in shaping a program and emphasizes the importance of continued excellence in collegiate athletics.