Fort Lewis College Women's Golf

Sena joins the Skyhawks as head coach of the women's golf team and the Director of Golf Operations in 2023-24. Sena is no stranger to the golf community in Durango and is the current owner and director of the Elevated Golf Academy, which is located at Dalton Ranch Golf Club. Sena and his team have provided instruction for hundreds of adults and junior golfers at every level. Prior to stepping into that role, he spent time as an assistant golf professional at Hillcrest Golf Club and the Glacier Club. An alumnus of Fort Lewis College, Sena graduated with a bachelor's degree in Exercise Science in 2012.

JoJo Lutz was named the women's lacrosse head coach in May 2025 following two seasons as the assistant coach.  As a graduate assistant for the program (2023-25), she coordinated practices and travel for the team, facilitated individual player development, organized themed games in collaboration with campus staff, and secured sponsorships. In addition to her coaching role, she worked within the athletic administration team. In her administrative role, she managed NCAA statistics, oversaw event staff, and handled photography and videography. Lutz had a standout lacrosse career at Fort Lewis, demonstrating leadership, consistency, and defensive excellence. Over five seasons (2020–2024), she played in 53 games, starting in nearly all of them, and accumulated 94 ground balls (8th in program history) and 52 caused turnovers (6th in program history). She was a two-time All-RMAC Honorable Mention (2021, 2024) and served as SAAC President for two years, after previously being Vice President. Lutz was known for her defensive reliability, ranking 7th in the RMAC for caused turnovers per game in 2024 and routinely delivering standout performances. Her leadership on and off the field was recognized with the Skyler’s Spirit Award in 2023, highlighting her impact beyond statistics. Lutz earned her undergraduate degree in Public Health with minors in Coaching and Sociology in 2023. She completed her Master of Arts in Education from Fort Lewis College in May 2025.  

Fredrick enters her seventh season on staff in 2023 and was elevated to Associate Head Coach in June.   Previously, Siffert was an assistant coach for the Skyhawks in 2013.  She comes to FLC after spending three seasons with Clarke at Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, Texas.   Siffert served as an assistant coach for the Mustangs in 2017, and was a graduate assistant coach at MSU in 2015 and 2016.   From Bayfield, Colo., Siffert spent three seasons coaching at Durango High School and the Durango Young Soccer Association from 2013-15. She served as an assistant at DHS for three years and coached DYSA club soccer since 2010.   Before joining the coaching ranks, she played four years of professional soccer including one year with the Colorado Force/Lady Rapids, one season with the South American Chile Colo-Colo, a year with Qbik in Sweden and one season with the Sacramento Storm.   A 2002 graduate of Bayfield High School, Siffert was a four-year letter winner at Notre dame de Namur in San Francisco where she was a three-time first team all-conference winner.   As a senior, she was named Pacific West Conference Player of the Year and was a first-team all-league performer in the Argonauts inaugural season as a PacWest member.   Prior to sitting out the 2004 campaign with an injury, she was named team MVP as a sophomore in 2003 and was a second team all-league performer as a freshman in 2002.   She graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Social Psychology from Notre Dame de Namur in 2006.   Hope and her husband, Brian Fredrick, have a daughter, Amaya.  The family resides in Durango.

Matt Baldridge will enter his second year as an assistant coach for the Skyhawks in 2025. A former five-year forward under head coach David Oberholtzer from 2019-23 and a 2023 RMAC Regular Season Champion, Baldridge brings a wealth of knowledge and understanding of Oberholtzer's approach on the pitch.  Fort Lewis made its deepest run in the NCAA Tournament in 2024 since winning it all back in 2011, making an appearance in the NCAA National Quarterfinal against No. 15 CSU Pueblo (Dec. 7). The Skyhawks finished the regular season in third place before making a run to, and falling in, the RMAC Tournament Title match. Fort Lewis earned the sixth seed in the region for the NCAA Tournament and defeated No. 3 UCCS (Nov. 24) and (RV) Midwestern State (Dec. 1) on the road to reach the quarterfinals.   The Skyhawks were one of the best defensive teams in the country in 2024, boasting the sixth-most shutouts (11) and 25th-lowest team goals-against average (0.991). Sophomore and Honorable Mention All-RMAC selection Lucas Martin stood between the posts and boasted the second-best save percentage (84.4%), made the fifth-most saves (92), and tied for the fourth-most shutouts (10) in Division II. Junior David Citron had an incredible year on the offensive end for Fort Lewis, earning a plethora of all-conference and all-region honors, culminating in being named a College Sports Communicators First-Team Academic All-American and Division II Conference Commissioner’s Association Third-Team All-American. In addition, seniors Tomas Duenes, Gabriel Legendre, Jakob Larson, and junior Casey Stracher earned nods to the D2CCA and USC All-South Central Region Teams. All six Skyhawks were tabbed with All-RMAC honors, while freshman Fabrizio Aguilera was named the RMAC Freshman of the Year, giving Fort Lewis the award in back-to-back seasons.   As a player, Baldridge registered 15 starts across his 49 career games and 2,259 minutes on the pitch for the Skyhawks. At forward, Baldridge supplied five career goals and two career assists on 25 total shots, 11 of which were placed on-goal.  Baldridge was a 2019 graduate of Hellgate High School in Missoula, Montana.