Bentley University Women's Lacrosse

Hausdorf enters her 3rd season as Bentley University's head women's lacrosse coach in 2016. In her first two seasons in charge of the program, she has guided the Falcons to playoff berths in the highly competitive Northeast-10 Conference both times. Last season Hausdorf led Bentley to a 10-win season overall and a 9-4 mark in the NE-10 as they reached the NE-10 Playoffs for the 2nd straight time to begin her tenure. The team was ranked in the IWCLA's Division II Top-20 Poll nearly the entire season. In two seasons, Hausdorf has a combined record of 18-15 and 16-9 in the NE-10.  Hausdorf was announced as Bentley's head women's lacrosse coach on Sept. 3, 2013, making her the program's sixth head coach after she spent two seasons on the sidelines as the head coach at Roger Williams University in Bristol, R.I. "I am honored to have been selected as the head women's lacrosse coach at Bentley," Hausdorf said upon her hiring. "I would like to thank Director of Athletics Bob DeFelice for this opportunity. It is a privilege to be part of an institution with such excellent academic and athletic traditions."  Hausdorf guided Roger Williams, which competes in the Commonwealth Coast Conference, to the conference playoffs in both seasons at the helm. In her first season (2012), she led RWU to a road playoff win while coaching three All-Conference performers. Prior to arriving at Roger Williams, Hausdorf spent two seasons as the head coach at Queens (N.Y.), which included coaching the Knights during their inaugural varsity season of 2010. She led Queens to a seven-win improvement during her second season in 2011. Before becoming the head coach at Queens, Hausdorf was an assistant coach at Northeast-10 rival American International for the 2008 and 2009 seasons. A 2004 graduate of Springfield College, Hausdorf was a three-year member of the women's lacrosse team as a defenseman, and rose to team captain as a senior. She earned her Master's Degree in Athletic Administration from Springfield in 2009.