Hobart College Women's Field Hockey

Peters joined the Heron field hockey coaching staff prior to the start of the 2014 season. She came to William Smith following three seasons as an assistant field hockey coach at Muhlenberg College.   As a member of the Mules' coaching staff, Peters helped turn a program that went 2-14 the year before she arrived into a 9-7 squad in 2012 and, last season, Muhlenberg earned its first Centennial Conference playoff berth in six years. She also served as an assistant strength and conditioning coach and an assistant game day manager for the Mules. Additionally, Peters has served as an assistant coach for the USA Field Hockey Futures Program.   A 2011 graduate of American International College with a bachelor's degree in psychology, Peters was a four-year starter on the Yellow Jackets' field hockey team. She helped AIC improve in each of her four seasons culminating in a record-breaking senior season. Serving as a team captain in 2010, Peters and the Yellow Jackets compiled a 14-8 overall mark, a program record for wins in a season, advanced to the championship game of the Northeast 10 Tournament and made the program's first ever NCAA Division II Championship appearance. In 78 career games, the midfielder logged six goals and 12 assists.   Peters works fulltime for the Hobart and William Smith Colleges' Office of Admissions as the information technology coordinator.

Scatton has directed one of the premier field hockey programs in the nation. The Herons have captured three NCAA Division III National Championships (1992, 1997, 2000) and one ECAC Mid-Atlantic Championship (1999) in 23 postseason appearances. William Smith has reached the NCAA Regional Final 14 times in Scatton's 28 seasons. Twenty-four times the Herons won at least 12 games under her watchful eye, and theyve never suffered a losing season. In Liberty League play, the Herons have won 11 of the 21 crowns contested since the League was founded in 1995, including four straight from 2004-07. An outstanding mentor, Scatton has overseen the development of 12 Liberty League Players of the Year. A nine-time Liberty League Coach of the Year, she earned the NFHCA Regional and National Coach of the Year honors in 1992, 1997, and 2000, and garnered additional regional awards in 2004, 2011, and 2015. William Smiths most recent national championship came courtesy of a record setting run. Scattons charges lost their season opener on the road, but responded with a single season record 20 consecutive victories, including a perfect 7-0 mark in the Liberty League. With the Herons, Scatton has posted an impressive 434-137-3 (.759) record. Scatton recently served on the NCAA Division III Field Hockey Committee, serving as the chair in 2005-06. An accomplished coach of not only field hockey, but lacrosse, basketball, and swimming as well, Scatton has guided teams at Cornell University, Wells College, and Gorham High School in Maine. A 1975 magna cum laude graduate of Ithaca College, she played four years of field hockey and lacrosse and three years of basketball, earning the schools Senior Woman Athlete of the Year award. In the fall of 1997 Scatton was inducted into the Ithaca College Sports Hall of Fame. She earned a masters degree in education from Cortland in 1981. In 2007, Scatton was inducted into the William Smith Heron Hall of Honor and three years later joined the NFHCA Hall of Fame. Scatton also serves as an assistant director of athletics at William Smith. She coordinates the annual William Smith Athletics Banquet, Heron community service projects, and other special events. Scatton is the game day manager for lacrosse and oversees the department's student employees. Scatton has two sons, Brandon '02 and Nathaniel 06. Sally Scatton Head Coach/Assistant Athletic Director E-Mail Since 1988, Sally Scatton has directed one of the premier field hockey programs in the nation. The Herons have captured three NCAA Division III National Championships (1992, 1997, 2000) and one ECAC Mid-Atlantic Championship (1999) in 23 postseason appearances. William Smith has reached the NCAA Regional Final 14 times in Scatton's 28 seasons. Twenty-four times the Herons won at least 12 games under her watchful eye, and theyve never suffered a losing season. In Liberty League play, the Herons have won 11 of the 21 crowns contested since the League was founded in 1995, including four straight from 2004-07. An outstanding mentor, Scatton has overseen the development of 12 Liberty League Players of the Year. A nine-time Liberty League Coach of the Year, she earned the NFHCA Regional and National Coach of the Year honors in 1992, 1997, and 2000, and garnered additional regional awards in 2004, 2011, and 2015. William Smiths most recent national championship came courtesy of a record setting run. Scattons charges lost their season opener on the road, but responded with a single season record 20 consecutive victories, including a perfect 7-0 mark in the Liberty League. With the Herons, Scatton has posted an impressive 434-137-3 (.759) record. Scatton recently served on the NCAA Division III Field Hockey Committee, serving as the chair in 2005-06. An accomplished coach of not only field hockey, but lacrosse, basketball, and swimming as well, Scatton has guided teams at Cornell University, Wells College, and Gorham High School in Maine. A 1975 magna cum laude graduate of Ithaca College, she played four years of field hockey and lacrosse and three years of basketball, earning the schools Senior Woman Athlete of the Year award. In the fall of 1997 Scatton was inducted into the Ithaca College Sports Hall of Fame. She earned a masters degree in education from Cortland in 1981. In 2007, Scatton was inducted into the William Smith Heron Hall of Honor and three years later joined the NFHCA Hall of Fame. Scatton also serves as an assistant director of athletics at William Smith. She coordinates the annual William Smith Athletics Banquet, Heron community service projects, and other special events. Scatton is the game day manager for lacrosse and oversees the department's student employees. Scatton has two sons, Brandon '02 and Nathaniel 06.