Fairleigh Dickinson University Florham Women's Golf

Noon. Noon, who recently completed her fifth and most successful season at the helm of the Devils, guided her team into the NCAA Tournament for just the second time in the programs history. This past season, Noon's squad accomplished a decorated run, which concluded in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The Devils earned the program's second-ever NCAA Tournament appearance -- first since 1986 -- by claiming the Freedom Conference Championship and then went on to upset 17th-ranked Utica College in the tournament's opening round. Noon's relentless energy and extensive knowledge of the game, accompanied by her USA Level I and II Field Hockey Coaching Accreditation have contributed to her success as head coach. She was named 2014 Freedom Conference Coach of the Year following her teams sensational run. Her first coach of the year nod came following the 2011 season, in which the Devils captured the Freedom Conference Regular Season Championship.The Devils were knocked off in the Freedom Tournament Finals but qualified for the ECAC Mid-Atlantic Region Tournament.  In addition to coaching, Noon is also an Associate Athletic Director at FDU-Florham and heavily involved with the NCAA and National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA), where she serves on the Regional Ranking Committee for women's golf and field hockey, Coach of the Year Committee, and the All-American Selection Committee. At the 2015 NCAA Convention, she received the National Association of Division III Athletic Administrators (NADIIIAA) Transitioning Athletic Administrator Award. Noon also heads the Devils women's golf program, which she has coached since its inaugural season in 2011. She also acts as the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) advisor. She currently coaches with the United States Futures Program and is the owner of  Competitor's Edge Field Hockey Camp  and Noon Sports Academy. A standout field hockey player at Rutgers University, Noon was named First Team All-Big East in 2003. She was also a three-time All-Academic player. She was named Big East Offensive Player of the Week for the week of of September 8, 2003 as well as the "Daily Targum" Athlete of the Week for that same week. In 2002, she earned the field hockey team's "Mission Statement Award" and was named to the National Academic Team.