Husson University has appointed Shaunessy Saucier as the head coach for its field hockey program. With nearly 20 years of coaching experience, Saucier has previously led teams at various levels, including NCAA Division I. She is recognized for her success in developing student-athletes both academically and athletically, and has a strong background in coaching at Nokomis Regional High School and Bryant University. Saucier expressed gratitude for the opportunity to lead a program with a strong tradition of success and aims to build on its momentum.

By the Numbers
  • Saucier coached Bryant University's field hockey team to a 3.57 GPA, ranking fifth nationally in academics.
  • She has nearly two decades of coaching experience across high school, club, and NCAA levels.
State of Play
  • Saucier will officially start her coaching role on August 3.
  • The focus for her first season will be on winning the Central Maine Collegiate Field Hockey Conference title.
What's Next

Under Saucier's leadership, the Eagles are expected to build on their past achievements and foster both competitive and academic excellence. Her extensive experience in field hockey coaching may lead to enhanced recruitment efforts and overall program performance.

Bottom Line

Saucier's proven track record in coaching and commitment to developing student-athletes makes her a strong addition to Husson's athletic program. Her leadership is likely to positively influence the team's future prospects and continue the tradition of success.