Mount Ida College Women's Soccer

Jablonski enters her third season on the sidelines of Alumni Field serving as the women's soccer assistant coach under fifth year head coach Greg Hagan. Jablonski, who currently resides in nearby Boston, arrives at Mount Ida after a one year stint at her alma mater, Arcadia University, where she served as a Graduate Assistant Coach during the 2013 season while earning her Doctorate of Physical Therapy. As a four year member of the Arcadia University womens soccer program, Jablonski was a 2-year captain during the 2009 & 2010 seasons, while being named a three time All-Conference MAC (Middle Atlantic Conference) player from 2007-2010.  While at Arcadia, Jablonski helped her team reach three conference championships. While serving as a Grad Assistant at Arcadia, Jablonskis responsibilities included preseason and regular season practice planning, assisting the head coach in practice and game preparation, the breaking down of game film and recruiting. Janelles playing experience at the Division III level as well as her coaching experience makes her a very valuable asset to the womens soccer program here at Mount Ida, said Hagan, who is entering his third season on the sidelines as head coach.  Our team will benefit greatly with Janelles presence on and off the field, and her knowledge, experience, and love for the game will be very valuable to the program over the course of the next few years.

Hagan is entering his fifth season as the Head Coach of the women's soccer program at Mount Ida College, Hagan also serves as an Assistant Sports Information Director as well as an Athletic Administrator. Hagan, who is a 2009 graduate from Mount Ida and a two year player for the mens soccer program, started his return to Newton as an assistant coach with the program during the 2011 season.  Hagan earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Sport Management from Mount Ida and also graduated with an Associates in Science with a concentration in Sport Management from Dean College in 2006. A former head coach with FC Bolts Celtic, now FC Boston, Hagan was the head coach for his U13 FC Bolts White team and headed that team for three years until U15. Prior to Mount Ida, Hagan was the assistant womens soccer coach at Massachusetts Maritime Academy for the 2009 and 2010 seasons. Before his time with the Buccaneers, he was a student assistant with the Mount Ida College mens soccer team under the direction of former head coach Steve DArcy. Hagan is a member of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) while also holding an NSCAA National Diploma. Hagan resides in Weymouth, Massachusetts.