East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania Women's Soccer

DeWan was a four-year member of the womens soccer program who earned BIG EAST honors and led the Pirates in assists and points as a junior. She played for two seasons in Iceland and also coached local club teams while living in Reykjavik, including assisting with the U-14 Icelandic National Team training camp in 2008. Her collegiate coaching experience includes two seasons on the coaching staff at St. Johns University as a graduate assistant in 2008 and 2009, which made the semifinals of the Big East tournament and played in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history. She was previously an assistant coach at Rutgers-Newark, served as the assistant varsity coach and junior varsity head coach at Secaucus High School in 2007 and has coached with the Brentwood Soccer Club on Long Island and World Class Soccer Club in northern New Jersey for several seasons. She was also on staff with the Region 1 Olympic Development program in both 2009 and 2010. DeWan holds a bachelors degree in Social and Behavioral Sciences with minors in Criminal Justice and Communications from Seton Hall and a Masters degree in Sport Management Coaching and Leadership from St. Johns. She holds several coaching credentials, including an Advanced National Coaching License, USSF certification, and positive coaching alliance affiliation.

East Stroudsburg University Director of Athletics Dr. Allen G. Snook Jr., D.H.Sc., is a nationally respected figure in NCAA Division II, recognized for visionary leadership, strategic facility development, and a commitment to holistic student-athlete success. Now in his fourth year at ESU and 24th in collegiate athletics, he continues to advance the university as a rising contender in the PSAC and on the national stage. Appointed on June 14, 2022, Dr. Snook has guided ESU through a period of exceptional growth. Under his leadership, the Warriors climbed from 61st to 31st in the NCAA Division II Learfield Directors’ Cup and earned back-to-back top-three finishes in the PSAC Dixon Trophy standings—marking the most successful era in ESU athletics. Facility modernization has been a key pillar of his tenure. Dr. Snook oversaw major upgrades to Creekview Park, Eiler-Martin Stadium, Whitenight Field and secured a record-setting $220,000 grant from the USTA to expand Wolbers Tennis Courts. These improvements support varsity competition and community initiatives, including youth programming and Special Olympics. Academically, ESU led the PSAC in Scholar-Athlete recognition in 2024–25, with 361 student-athletes—64% of its athletic population—earning honors and reinforcing the program’s commitment to excellence beyond the playing field. Athletically, the university thrived under Dr. Snook’s direction. ESU captured PSAC titles in Field Hockey (2022, 2023) and Men’s Track & Field and Softball in 2025.  Additionally, under his leadership he Claimed a National championship, Runner- Up, and Semi-Finalist in Field Hockey, while winning regional championships in Baseball, Lacrosse, Softball.  The Warriors also qualified for NCAA postseason competition across multiple programs, including Baseball, Cross-Country, Football, Field Hockey, Men’s Basketball, Softball, and Women’s Lacrosse. Individual qualifiers distinguished themselves in Cross-Country, Men’s and Women’s Indoor/Outdoor Track and Men’s and Women’s Wrestling, underscoring the depth and talent cultivated during his leadership. Prior to ESU, Dr. Snook held key administrative roles at Cedar Crest College and Pfeiffer University. He holds degrees from Bloomsburg, Shippensburg, and A.T. Still University, is certified in athletic training, and remains an active contributor to professional and community-based initiatives.   EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS 1925-1939 - Lester Crasper 1939-1959 - Oscar Liljenstein 1959-1977 - John Eiler 1977-1986 - Clyde Witman 1986-1990 - Dr. Louis Marciani 1990-1991 - Dr. Carey Snyder (Interim) 1991-1993 - Dr. Dick DeSchriver (Interim) 1993-1999 - Earl Edwards 1999-2000 - Dr. Carey Snyder (Interim) 2000-2003 - Dr. Joy Richman 2003-2004 - Dr. Carey Snyder (Interim) 2004-2015 - Dr. Tom Gioglio 2015-2016 – Chris Monasch (Interim) 2016-2017 – Josh Looney 2017 – Kevin Forde (Interim) 2017-2018 – Jill Willson (Interim) 2018-2022 – Dr. Gary R. Gray 2022 – Dr. Nancy Jo Greenawalt (Interim)