Brevard College Women's Lacrosse

Kristin Rosato has been named Assistant Athletic Director/Senior Woman Administrator (SWA) at Brevard College, announced Director of Athletics Myranda Nash. "Kristin has done incredible work in her time at Brevard College as a coach, an administrator and as a leader of student-athletes," said Nash. "Her coaching and administrative experience have prepared her for this new role where she will help our Department of Athletics continue to grow and enhance the BC student-athlete experience."   This past academic year, Rosato served as a Business & Marketing Assistant for the BC Department of Athletics.  In this new role as Assistant A.D./SWA , she will manage a plethora of athletics administration duties including operations, fundraising and marketing initiatives.  Rosato will also serve as the SAAC (Student-Athlete Advisory Committee) Advisor. "I would like to thank Myranda Nash for this new opportunity," said Rosato.  "Brevard College and the Athletic Department are special places.  I am excited to provide any support I can to our student-athletes, coaches and staff." Rosato was named Head Coach of the Brevard College Women's Lacrosse program on April 28, 2015.  Now entering her eighth season, she has continued to mentor BC student-athletes on and off the field.  Her teams consistently have logged an abundance of community service hours and four times have won the prestigious Tornado Cup Challenge as the program with the highest scores in the areas of academics, personal development, community service, and "athletes supporting athletes".  Additionally in the classroom, her teams have been named an IWLCA (Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaching Association) Academic Honor Squad four times with 10 student-athletes earning IWLCA honor roll status.  This past season, nine Women's Lacrosse student-athletes were named USA South Academic All-Conference performers. On the field this past season, Rosato led the Tornados to six victories with 20 or more goals scored in four of the contests in the Spring of 2022.  In her first season at the helm of the BC women's lacrosse program, Rosato guided Brevard to its first postseason appearance with a 9-7 record and a 4-4 mark in South Atlantic Conference play, while coaching the SAC Player of the Year Caitlyn Nemeth.  The Tornados under Rosato also garnered six wins in both the 2019 and 2018 campaigns. Prior to becoming Head Coach of the Brevard Women's Lacrosse program, Rosato served as an assistant coach for the 2015 season, the program's second year of existence.  That season, Rosato helped lead the Tornados to the program's first-ever win. Rosato originally came to Brevard as a soccer coach after a stellar collegiate playing career at the University of Montavello where she was named to the school's All-Decade team.  As an assistant in the women's soccer program in 2014, Rosato contributed to BC earning its highest single-season SAC win total. A native of Pinson, Alabama, Rosato is a 2012 graduate of the University of Montevallo with a Bachelor's of Science in Kinesiology.  She obtained a Master's degree in Sports Management from Western Carolina University.

Recent Brevard College graduate Cassidy Hutto '24 has been named as the Assistant Coach of BC women's lacrosse, entering her first season on staff in 2026.    Hutto, a three-year member of the BC women's lacrosse program, joins the staff of Head Coach Sarah Perry, who enters her second season at the helm of BC WLAX.  Hutto recently walked across the graduation stage at BC following the completion of her Bachelor's in Business & Organizational Leadership with a minor in Criminal Justice. She is currently pursuing her Master's of Business Administration at BC.  During her time as a student-athlete at Brevard, Hutto was able to gain valuable experience within collegiate athletics, serving as an intern with the Department of Athletics in the Summer of 2024. Hutto assisted with updating marketing materials for the Tornado Club and other related fundraising events, and also refreshed onboarding policies and paperwork for new department hires.  Hutto also completed an internship with the American Association of University Women in Brevard. She worked remotely with publicity of their annual book sale event and published calendar listings in local magazines and newspapers to promote the event. Additionally, she contributed to their social media by helping manage their Instagram account.  While also competing on the field for the Tornados, Hutto was a member of both the Omicron Delta Kappa and Alpha Phi Sigma honor societies. Hutto served as the president of the Morgan's Message Club, and served as both the Community Engagement Director (2022-23) and Secretary (2023-24) of the BC Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.  Hutto appeared and started in 49 total games for Brevard, becoming a mainstay on the defensive end with 51 total ground balls and 39 caused turnovers.