Kenyon College Women's Field Hockey

DeMarco became the 13th head coach in the history of the Kenyon College field hockey program. Now heading into 2016, her fifth season running the ship, she is looking to further improve the Ladies by competing for an NCAC title for the third straight year. Last season the Ladies claimed another regular-season NCAC title before falling in the tournament championship in a penalty shootout. The Ladies went 17-3 under DeMarco who was named the conference's coach of the year for the second time. Under DeMarco's watch, Kenyon delivered one of its best season in program history in 2014. The Ladies posted a 19-3 record, claimed the NCAC Tournament title and made the NCAA Division III Tournament. DeMarco garnered All-Region and NCAC Coach of the Year honors while also coaching a couple players to All-American status and a bevvy of other postseason accolades. In 2013, DeMarco led the Ladies to a 13-7 mark and runner-up finish in the NCAC. In her three seasons with the program she's coached 19 players who won all-conference honors, ten all-region players and one All-American.    Prior to joining the Ladies, DeMarco experienced a wealth of success as an assistant at all levels of the sport, including her previous post with NCAA Division I Ball State University. DeMarco, a native of Hudson, Ohio, began her coaching career as a head goalie coach in the USA Field Hockey Futures program, a position she held for four years. In 2007, she added assistant coaching duties at Hartwick College to her resume. She spent two seasons there and helped develop multiple players who went on to earn all-conference and all-region honors. In 2009, DeMarco left Hartwick for an assistant position at SUNY Cortland, where, with her assistance, the Dragons posted a 19-1 record and earned a No. 5 national ranking. Following that remarkable run, DeMarco moved on to Ball State. Once there, she worked primarily with the team's goalkeepers and helped the NCAA Division I Cardinals collect ten wins in the past two seasons. During her own playing days, DeMarco was a four-year starting goalie for Colgate University and a two-time Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Year. In her senior season, the two-time Raiders team captain finished No. 2 in the country in saves, earned first team all-league honors, and second team all-region honors. DeMarco graduated from Colgate in 2007 with degrees in sociology and religion. In 2011, she earned her master's degree in sport management from Cortland. Jacque DeMarco Head Field Hockey Coach In March 2012, Jacque DeMarco became the 13th head coach in the history of the Kenyon College field hockey program. Now heading into 2016, her fifth season running the ship, she is looking to further improve the Ladies by competing for an NCAC title for the third straight year. Last season the Ladies claimed another regular-season NCAC title before falling in the tournament championship in a penalty shootout. The Ladies went 17-3 under DeMarco who was named the conference's coach of the year for the second time. Under DeMarco's watch, Kenyon delivered one of its best season in program history in 2014. The Ladies posted a 19-3 record, claimed the NCAC Tournament title and made the NCAA Division III Tournament. DeMarco garnered All-Region and NCAC Coach of the Year honors while also coaching a couple players to All-American status and a bevvy of other postseason accolades. In 2013, DeMarco led the Ladies to a 13-7 mark and runner-up finish in the NCAC. In her three seasons with the program she's coached 19 players who won all-conference honors, ten all-region players and one All-American.    Prior to joining the Ladies, DeMarco experienced a wealth of success as an assistant at all levels of the sport, including her previous post with NCAA Division I Ball State University. DeMarco, a native of Hudson, Ohio, began her coaching career as a head goalie coach in the USA Field Hockey Futures program, a position she held for four years. In 2007, she added assistant coaching duties at Hartwick College to her resume. She spent two seasons there and helped develop multiple players who went on to earn all-conference and all-region honors. In 2009, DeMarco left Hartwick for an assistant position at SUNY Cortland, where, with her assistance, the Dragons posted a 19-1 record and earned a No. 5 national ranking. Following that remarkable run, DeMarco moved on to Ball State. Once there, she worked primarily with the team's goalkeepers and helped the NCAA Division I Cardinals collect ten wins in the past two seasons. During her own playing days, DeMarco was a four-year starting goalie for Colgate University and a two-time Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Year. In her senior season, the two-time Raiders team captain finished No. 2 in the country in saves, earned first team all-league honors, and second team all-region honors. DeMarco graduated from Colgate in 2007 with degrees in sociology and religion. In 2011, she earned her master's degree in sport management from Cortland.

Crumb enters her second season as assistant coach with the Ladies field hockey program. A 2014 graduate of Syracuse University, she brings a good deal of coaching experience to Kenyon. Prior to coming to Gambier, Crumb was the head coach of the Central New York Field Hockey Club where she was responsible for developing individual and team skills and strength and conditioning training. She also has coaching experience with USA Field Hockey. Instructing youth between the ages of 12 and 18, Crum helped developed individual and team skills in USA's Futures Program. Additionally, Crumb has spent the last four years working Advance Play and Kaizen Field Hockey Camps. A four-year member of Syracuse's field hockey program, Crumb was a part of two Big East championships (2010, 2011), helped her team reach the NCAA Division I Tournament's quarterfinal round in 2012, and helped the Orange to a runner-up finish in the NCAA Tournament Final in 2014.   Anna Crumb Assistant Field Hockey Coach Anna Crumb enters her second season as assistant coach with the Ladies field hockey program. A 2014 graduate of Syracuse University, she brings a good deal of coaching experience to Kenyon. Prior to coming to Gambier, Crumb was the head coach of the Central New York Field Hockey Club where she was responsible for developing individual and team skills and strength and conditioning training. She also has coaching experience with USA Field Hockey. Instructing youth between the ages of 12 and 18, Crum helped developed individual and team skills in USA's Futures Program. Additionally, Crumb has spent the last four years working Advance Play and Kaizen Field Hockey Camps. A four-year member of Syracuse's field hockey program, Crumb was a part of two Big East championships (2010, 2011), helped her team reach the NCAA Division I Tournament's quarterfinal round in 2012, and helped the Orange to a runner-up finish in the NCAA Tournament Final in 2014.