Randolph-Macon College Women's Field Hockey

Mann graduated from Mary Washington College with a bachelors of arts degree. While there, she was a three sport athlete in field hockey, basketball, and lacrosse. She began her coaching career at Mary Washington specializing in goalkeepers for both field hockey and lacrosse. Her instruction earned her players All-American and All-Conference honors. After coaching for Mary Washington, Mann went to on to coach the womens lacrosse team at George Mason University for two seasons. Her love of coaching goalkeepers brought her to James Monroe High School as an assistant coach. Her keepers earned first team All-District, first team All-Regional, and first team All-State honors; all of which went on to play at the Division I level. In 2000 she took over the role as head coach for James Monroe, where her teams made repeated trips to the regional playoffs and posted over 50 wins in 5 years. Coach Mann came to Randolph-Macon in 2006 to coach the Yellow Jacket goalkeepers. During her tenure, her keepers have earned All-ODAC, All-State, and national recognition. R-MC goalkeepers have also been named to the DIV III North-South Senior All-Star team. In 2012 she instructed Nicole Woodworth 13 to two NCAA rankings, No. 1 in save percentage (.860) and No. 6 in saves per game (12.30). Under the direction of coach Mann, R-MC keepers have maintained first place in the conference for save percentages and are consistantly top ten NCAA Division III goalkeepers. Mann is a native of Fredericksburg, VA.