Dickinson College Women's Field Hockey

Dallmeyer earned All-America honors as a goalkeeper and served as an assistant coach in 2008, 2009, and 2010. In addition to her coaching duties at Duke, Williams also served as a USA Field Hockey Futures Regional Coaching Director of the South. She has been involved with the USA Futures program in different capacities since 2005, and also played on U.S. Junior National teams that traveled to Holland and Australia to compete on an international level. Dallmeyer received a scholarship to Duke University in 2004 and helped the Blue Devils reach three Final Fours and a pair of NCAA National Championship appearances. As a senior, she was elected a team captain, earning All-Atlantic Coast Conference and National Field Hockey Coaches Association All-America honors. She was selected to the NFHCA All-South Region team in 2006 and 2007, posting an ACC-best 121 saves her senior year. As the Blue Devil starter in both 2006 and 2007, Dallmeyer made 238 saves to rank fifth all-time at Duke, recording 15 shutouts during her career. During her time as an assistant, the Blue Devils finished with national rankings of eighth and 10 in 2008 and 2009, respectively. They advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight in 2008, posting wins over four nationally-ranked teams, including #1-Maryland that season. In 2011 Dallmeyer moved to Carlisle, to take over the Dickinson Field Hockey Team. Since coaching the Red Devils she has taken the team record from 3-14 in 2010, to three straight seasons with at least 11 wins, a pair of semifinal appearances in the Centennial Conference Tournament and the program's first CC playoff win in 2015. In 2015, the team set the school record for assists in a season with 38, breaking the previous mark set in 2013. Dickinson also broke school records for points and goals in a season in 2013 and 2014. Dallmeyer was named the 2013 Coach of the Year by the Centennial Conference, and the team had four players receive multiple post season honors which included Scholar Athlete of the Year and Rookie of the Year. By working hard to raise the standards of the program and improve the skill set of the team, Dallmeyer has seen great improvement and is very happy with the direction the program is headed. In 2015, the program earned its first All-America honor as junior Merritt Davis was named a Third-team selection. In addition, Dallmeyer also serves as an Assistant Athletic Director and the Senior Woman Administrator. She became the faculty advisor of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee in 2014. She resides in Enola with her husband Michael Dallmeyer.