Eastern University Women's Field Hockey

Azzarano then spent 8 years as both the Field Hockey and Lacrosse head coach for Eastern. In 2013, Azzarano chose to step down from Lacrosse and focus solely on the success of her Field Hockey program. Under her leadership, Eastern Field Hockey won five consecutive Freedom Conference Championships. Eastern advanced to the "Sweet 16" in the NCAA Tournament in 2008, 2009, and 2012, and her 2010 squad finished in the final eight. Azzarano also led the Eagles to a PAC Championship in 2006. The Eagles have had players recognized at the conference, regional, and national level. Yvonne Herbster earned her second straight NFHCA All-America Honor in 2011. Brittany Moyer was named NFHCA All-American in 2012. Her teams also excel in the classroom as well as on the field. For the last two years, Eastern Field Hockey has earned the second highest team GPA of any Division III Field Hockey team in the nation.  Coach Azzarano and her husband, Michael, live in Wayne with their three children. Please use the following information to contact Coach Azzarano: Phone #:

Lehman joined the Eastern coaching staff after a successful four years as a defender for the Eagles. Lehman was a part of the Eagles' Freedom Conference Championships in 2011 and 2012. Lehman also played women's lacrosse and made the Middle Atlantic Conference Academic Honor Roll each semester the distinction was available. Currently, Lehman is working towards her master's in education at Eastern. Please use the following information to contact Rachelle Lehman: Phone #:   Rachelle Lehman joined the Eastern coaching staff after a successful four years as a defender for the Eagles. Lehman was a part of the Eagles' Freedom Conference Championships in 2011 and 2012. Please use the following information to contact Rachelle Lehman: Phone #:

Manion, a team captain for the Washington Shoremen in 2012, was named to the All-Conference team as a midfielder. In 2013, she worked at her alma mater Archbishop John Carroll High School in Radnor, Pa., as the assistant coach. At Eastern, Manion is working towards a master's degree in Counseling through the Psychology department.  Manion is involved in all aspects of the field hockey program, including recruiting, program development, practice and game preparation, and fundraising.  Please use the following information to contact Coach Manion: Phone #: Hilary Manion joined the Eagles' coaching staff in 2014 after playing four years for Washington College in Chestertown, Md. Manion, a team captain for the Washington Shoremen in 2012, was named to the All-Conference team as a midfielder. In 2013, she worked at her alma mater Archbishop John Carroll High School in Radnor, Pa., as the assistant coach. At Eastern, Manion is working towards a master's degree in Counseling through the Psychology department.  Manion is involved in all aspects of the field hockey program, including recruiting, program development, practice and game preparation, and fundraising.  Please use the following information to contact Coach Manion: Phone #:

Campbell became the head coach of Eastern Women's Lacrosse in the 2015 season after having previously being a player and assistant coach at Eastern. Campbell, who is a Malvern, Pa., native, returned to the Eagles after one year as an assistant coach for field hockey and womens lacrosse at Hendrix College.  As a student-athlete, Campbell was the starting womens lacrosse goalkeeper for Division I Long Island University and then transferred to Eastern University, earning All-Region honors and winning a conference championship.  Potential recruits should be sure to fill out the online questionnaire.  To contact Coach Campbell, email her at    Kim Campbell Head Coach Coach Kim Campbell became the head coach of Eastern Women's Lacrosse in the 2015 season after having previously being a player and assistant coach at Eastern. Campbell, who is a Malvern, Pa., native, returned to the Eagles after one year as an assistant coach for field hockey and womens lacrosse at Hendrix College.  As a student-athlete, Campbell was the starting womens lacrosse goalkeeper for Division I Long Island University and then transferred to Eastern University, earning All-Region honors and winning a conference championship.  Potential recruits should be sure to fill out the online questionnaire.  To contact Coach Campbell, email her at