American International College Women's Field Hockey

Fernandes is in her second season as the assistant coach for AIC field hockey. Fernandes returns to AIC after graduating in 2012 with a degree in biochemistry. She was a four-year starter for the field hockey team and became the program's second NFHCA All-American and is still the only Yellow Jacket to earn All-American accolades three times. Fernandes sandwiched a First-team nod during her junior campaign in 2010 between a pair of Second-team accolades. Fernandes, a native of Canada, was also a three-time Northeast-10 First-team All-conference selection as well as being a member of the All-rookie squad after her freshman season. Fernandes led a ranked team during her junior and senior campaigns where they advanced to the NE-10 Championship Tournament and moved on to the NCAA Tournament. Fernandes spent most of her time in the midfield during her four-year career starting in 74 games scoring nine times and adding 11 assists for 29 points, good for ninth on the all-time scoring list. She also served as team captain during her senior campaign. Since graduating she has continued her passion for the sport as well as beginning her pursuit of becoming a physician's assistant. She even attended the prestigious University of Toronto for a year. With her return to the states Fernandes continues to apply for PA schools in order to fulfill her lifelong dream of practicing in the United States. Linsey Fernandes Assistant Coach Linsey Fernandes is in her second season as the assistant coach for AIC field hockey. Fernandes returns to AIC after graduating in 2012 with a degree in biochemistry. She was a four-year starter for the field hockey team and became the program's second NFHCA All-American and is still the only Yellow Jacket to earn All-American accolades three times. Fernandes sandwiched a First-team nod during her junior campaign in 2010 between a pair of Second-team accolades. Fernandes, a native of Canada, was also a three-time Northeast-10 First-team All-conference selection as well as being a member of the All-rookie squad after her freshman season. Fernandes led a ranked team during her junior and senior campaigns where they advanced to the NE-10 Championship Tournament and moved on to the NCAA Tournament. Fernandes spent most of her time in the midfield during her four-year career starting in 74 games scoring nine times and adding 11 assists for 29 points, good for ninth on the all-time scoring list. She also served as team captain during her senior campaign. Since graduating she has continued her passion for the sport as well as beginning her pursuit of becoming a physician's assistant. She even attended the prestigious University of Toronto for a year. With her return to the states Fernandes continues to apply for PA schools in order to fulfill her lifelong dream of practicing in the United States.

Mazzoli is in her third season as head field hockey coach at American International College in 2016, after serving as an assistant the previous five seasons. In her first year at the helm in 2015, Mazzoli guided AIC to the NE-10 Semifinals after an impressive 11-7 regular season. The Jackets hosted the Quarterfinals and defeated Assumption, 2-1. Under Mazzoli Jenna Masionis shattered the points and goal records for the program while becoming the first 100-point scorer in school history and becoming the fifth All-American at the college. Mazzoli was a member of the field hockey team at Saint Anselm College, where she was a two-year team captain and was selected to play in the 2006 NFHCA Division II Senior All-Star Game. She also earned a place on the Northeast-10 Commissioners Honor Roll each of her four years with the Hawks. A native of Somers, Connecticut, Mazzoli began her coaching career as the junior varsity field hockey coach at Somers High School in 2008 and also served as the junior varsity basketball coach. Mazzoli earned her bachelors in history/education from Saint Anselm in 2007 and completed her masters in school counseling at Springfield College in 2009. She graduated with her doctorate in educational psychology from American International College in 2014.