Limestone University Women's Field Hockey

Mulhern enters her third year with the Limestone field hockey program and her second season as the top assistant. She began with the Saints in the fall of 2014 when she helped the Blue & Gold to a record breaking campaign that featured a 17-3 overall record and several All-American selections.     As the assistant to head coach Kim Keever, Mulhern is responsible for several key aspects in the daily planning and progression of the Limestone field hockey team. She plays a large part in the programs recruiting efforts, practice planning, on-field instruction of fundamentals and techniques, developing game strategies, as well as many other details focusing on day-to-day efforts.                     Before coming to Gaffney, Mulhern spent a number of years video editing athletic events, highlight tapes and scouting reports for various teams and athletic leagues around the region. This has allowed her to bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the coaching staff as it pertains to scouting opponents and breaking down game film.     As a player Mulhern was a two-sport standout for Adelphi University. She not only excelled on the field hockey team at AU but was also a three-time All-Conference performer on the indoor track & field team. Mulhern graduated from Adelphi in 2012 and was a 2009 and 2010 member of the NFHCA Division II National Academic Squad.  

Keever (then Davies) was a two-time National Field Hockey Coaches Association First-Team All-American with the Raiders and was named to the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conferences All-League Team on two occasions. She was also named as the 2008 PSAC Western Division Player of the Year. During her career at Shippensburg, she helped lead the team to three NCAA Division II Tournament berths including a pair of Final Four appearances. In addition to those accomplishments, the Raiders also won the 2005 PSAC Championship. Keever currently ranks second in Shippensburgs career record books with 72 career goals and 171 points. Her 28 goals in 23 games as a senior also ranks as the second most goals in the single season in Raiders history. Keever is one of only three Raider players to total 20 or more goals during a season. As a senior, she ranked second in NCAA Division II with 1.22 goals per game and was third with 2.74 points per game. She was also one of the top rookies in the history of Shippensburgs program as she set a pair of impressive freshman records with 17 goals and 39 points. In addition to her success on the field, Davies also excelled in the classroom and was a four-time member of the NFHCA Academic Squad. Keever has continued to develop her coaching skills since joining the Saints. To that end, in the summer of 2011 she attended the prestigious Women's Coaches Academy in Denver, Colorado. She was one of only 42 women's coaches across the nation to attend that academy. She is a native of Lebanon, Pa., and attended Cedar Crest High School. She received her degree in communication from Shippensburg in the spring of 2009. The former Kim Davies and Travis Keever were married in June of 2013. Kim Keever joined the Limestone College coaching staff in July of 2009 following an outstanding playing career at Shippensburg University. Keever (then Davies) was a two-time National Field Hockey Coaches Association First-Team All-American with the Raiders and was named to the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conferences All-League Team on two occasions. She was also named as the 2008 PSAC Western Division Player of the Year. During her career at Shippensburg, she helped lead the team to three NCAA Division II Tournament berths including a pair of Final Four appearances. In addition to those accomplishments, the Raiders also won the 2005 PSAC Championship. Keever currently ranks second in Shippensburgs career record books with 72 career goals and 171 points. Her 28 goals in 23 games as a senior also ranks as the second most goals in the single season in Raiders history. Keever is one of only three Raider players to total 20 or more goals during a season. As a senior, she ranked second in NCAA Division II with 1.22 goals per game and was third with 2.74 points per game. She was also one of the top rookies in the history of Shippensburgs program as she set a pair of impressive freshman records with 17 goals and 39 points. In addition to her success on the field, Davies also excelled in the classroom and was a four-time member of the NFHCA Academic Squad. Keever has continued to develop her coaching skills since joining the Saints. To that end, in the summer of 2011 she attended the prestigious Women's Coaches Academy in Denver, Colorado. She was one of only 42 women's coaches across the nation to attend that academy. She is a native of Lebanon, Pa., and attended Cedar Crest High School. She received her degree in communication from Shippensburg in the spring of 2009. The former Kim Davies and Travis Keever were married in June of 2013.