Keene State College Women's Lacrosse

Travis Wyant joined the KSC field hockey staff in August 2019.   Wyant came to Keene State from Frostburg State University, in Frostburg, Md., where he spent three seasons on the Bobcats' staff.   A year ago, Frostburg just missed out on the Capital Athletic Conference tournament, collected all five wins at Bobcat Stadium and finished seventh in the nation with 22 defensive saves. FSU also finished 21st in the country in saves per game (10.79). Wyant arrived at Frostburg after serving as a student assistant coach at the University of Mary Washington for two seasons. He gained experience in recruiting, game strategy and also post game breakdown and analysis. In his two years with UMW, the Eagles finished with a 28-10 record and ranked 10th in the nation in 2015. He earned his bachelor’s degree in English with a concentration in writing from Mary Washington in the spring of 2016.

Arsenault set a program record for wins in 2012 when the Owls went 15-4 as she became the program's all-time leader in coaching victories.  Many of her players have earned conference honors.  Since 2009, KSC has produced 18 All-Conference players, including Jenna Bellano who was named the 2014 LEC Rookie of the Year and Lauren Sawyer (2009), Lauren Brown (2011) and Erin Taylor (2012) who were each named Most Outstanding Player of the Tournament. Arsenault, a native of Wayland, Mass., brought a strong playing and coaching background to her position.  Prior to joining the KSC program, she spent two seasons as an assistant at her alma mater, Colby-Sawyer College.  Arsenault was a three-time All-Conference defender for the Chargers.  Arsenault also played four varsity seasons at Wayland (Mass.) High School where she was selected as a conference All-Star and defensive MVP as a senior. Arsenault looks to continue the success she's had and establish the Owls as perennial contenders for the conference championship each seaosn.    LEC Tournament Champions NCAA Tournament