Regis College Women's Lacrosse

Duggan was named the fourth head coach in the history of the women's lacrosse program 2015 and that season guided the team to an NECC title and an NCAA Tournament berth. She joined the staff after spending the previous seven seasons as a part of the Tufts University coaching staff. While at Tufts, Duggan assisted head coach Carol Rappoli with practice planning, game strategy, recruiting, player development, and scouting. Duggan was a part of a Jumbos coaching staff that helped the squad to a pair of NCAA Tournament berths in 2009 and 2011, as well as the 2009 NESCAC Regular Season Championship, and NESCAC Tournament berths from 2008-2013. Courtney Duggan is a 2005 graduate of Stonehill College where she was a four-year player for the Skyhawks. Duggan, a 2011 Stonehill Athletic Hall of Fame inductee, helped lead the Skyhawks to a pair of Division II National Championships in 2003 and 2005, as well as a Final Four in 2002. Stonehill won four-straight NE-10 Regular Season Championships during Duggan's time there, where she also won the Coaches Award in 2003 and 2005. Duggan holds a degree in American Studies from Stonehill where she also minored in History. She currently resides in Billerica, Mass. Courtney Duggan was named the fourth head coach in the history of the women's lacrosse program 2015 and that season guided the team to an NECC title and an NCAA Tournament berth. She joined the staff after spending the previous seven seasons as a part of the Tufts University coaching staff. While at Tufts, Duggan assisted head coach Carol Rappoli with practice planning, game strategy, recruiting, player development, and scouting. Duggan was a part of a Jumbos coaching staff that helped the squad to a pair of NCAA Tournament berths in 2009 and 2011, as well as the 2009 NESCAC Regular Season Championship, and NESCAC Tournament berths from 2008-2013. Courtney Duggan is a 2005 graduate of Stonehill College where she was a four-year player for the Skyhawks. Duggan, a 2011 Stonehill Athletic Hall of Fame inductee, helped lead the Skyhawks to a pair of Division II National Championships in 2003 and 2005, as well as a Final Four in 2002. Stonehill won four-straight NE-10 Regular Season Championships during Duggan's time there, where she also won the Coaches Award in 2003 and 2005. Duggan holds a degree in American Studies from Stonehill where she also minored in History. She currently resides in Billerica, Mass.