Shenandoah University Women's Soccer

Pike became the seventh head coach in Shenandoah University history when she was hired in August 2007. Pike came to Shenandoah after spending eight years as the head girl's soccer coach at Lake Braddock High School in Burke, Virginia. The Bruins won four Patriot District titles, two Northern Region and three VHSL Group AAA state championships, including both 2006 and 2007, during her tenure as head coach. The back-to-back state titles were the first for a Group AAA school in over 20 years. Prior to her time at Lake Braddock, Pike served as an assistant women's soccer coach at both Lebanon Valley College and her alma mater, American University. A 1994 graduate of American, Pike was a four-year starter for Eagles and earned All-America honors in 1993. Pike still holds all major scoring records at AU, including career points and goals as well as points in a game (nine versus Catholic on October 3, 1990). She also holds the top three single season scoring performances in school history. In February 2011, Pike was inducted into the American University Athletics Hall of Fame. At Shenandoah, Pike has guided her team to double-digit winning seasons in the past five of the last seven seasons. The 2010 team broke the school-record for victories in a season by recording 11, including a stretch of four straight in the middle of the campaign, and posted a win over future ODAC foe Roanoke College. In 2011, Pike shattered that previous win total, winning 15 games in the regular season and conference tournament on its way to the 2011 USA South Conference title. The championship is the first-ever for the program and came in the team's final USA South Conference contest.

Elizabeth Pike became the seventh head coach in Shenandoah University history when she was hired in August 2007 and is now the winningest coach in program history. In her tenure as the Hornets head coach, Pike has led her Hornets to 157 overall victories and has one league title, the 2011 USA South crown, to her credit. In 11 seasons of Old Dominion Athletics Conference play, SU has won 89 matches and has qualified for the ODAC Tournament in every season. That 2011 squad won a program-record 15 games on its way to its first-ever tournament title and advanced into the NCAA Tournament where it met Rowan University in the opening round. Academically, Pike's squad annually posts an average GPA above 3.0 with multiple women being recognized to the university's President's  (3.9 or above) and Dean's (3.5 and above) lists. In her career, she has had three women: Danielle Burris '17, Renee (Summerson) Rogers '09, and Alex Wessel '18 named Academic All-America. Burris was named twice, in 2015 and 2016, and was also selected as the ODAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year for women's soccer. Pike came to Shenandoah after spending eight years as the head girl's soccer coach at Lake Braddock High School in Burke, Virginia. The Bruins won four Patriot District titles, two Northern Region and three VHSL Group AAA state championships, including both 2006 and 2007, during her tenure as head coach. The back-to-back state titles were the first for a Group AAA school in over 20 years. Year Overall League Finish Conf. Tourn 2007^ 5-13 3-6 7th 0-1 2008^ 9-11-1 5-4 4th 0-1 2009^ 10-6-5 5-1-3 4th 0-0-1 2010^ 11-7-3 5-3-1 T3rd 0-1 2011^ 15-7-1 7-2 T2nd  2-0-1 2012* 9-10-1 6-5-1 7th 1-1 2013* 11-8-1 8-3-1 4th 1-1 2014* 8-9-2 7-4-1 T5th 1-1 2015* 13-7-1 9-1-1 2nd  1-1 2016* 13-7-1 7-3 5th 0-1-1 2017* 10-9 5-5 T7th 0-1 2018* 9-9-1 5-5 7th 0-0-1 2019 11-9 6-4 6th 0-1 2020 3-6 1-5 T8th 0-1 2021 9-9-1 5-3-1 5th 0-1 2022 11-7-3 5-5 T-7 0-1-1 2023 8-6-4 3-4-3 8th 0-1 2024 10-9-2 5-4-1 6th 0-1 2025 11-7-3 8-2 3rd 1-1 Totals 186-158-30 105-69-13 7-17-5 ^ USA South *Old Dominion Athletic Prior to her time at Lake Braddock, Pike served as an assistant women's soccer coach at both Lebanon Valley College and her alma mater, American University. A 1994 graduate of American, Pike was a four-year starter for Eagles and earned All-America honors in 1993. Pike still holds all major scoring records at AU, including career points and goals as well as points in a game (nine versus Catholic on October 3, 1990). She also holds the top three single season scoring performances in school history. In February 2011, Pike was inducted into the American University Athletics Hall of Fame. Pike also assists the department as its transportation coordinator. In this role, she serves as the primary contact with bus companies and coordinates all ground transportation for the department's 22 intercollegiate athletics programs.  

Stull returned to Shenandoah University in June 2023, after coaching stints at Gettysburg College, Hood College, Goucher College, and Susquehanna University. In 2023, Stull joined the Hornets staff as an assistant coach, bringing with her a proven track record of leadership and success. She has previously led recruiting efforts, organized training programs, and implemented game strategies that have consistently developed student-athletes both on and off the field. Prior to rejoining Shenandoah, Stull played a key role as an assistant coach at Gettysburg College, where she was instrumental in the team’s performance. During her tenure, she focused on goalkeeper training and game analysis, helping the team to a 17-11-7 record. Stull’s coaching career also includes serving as a graduate assistant coach at Goucher College, where she further honed her ability to lead and develop collegiate athletes. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated a strong commitment to creating a positive and productive environment, fostering both athletic and academic excellence among her players. With the Hornets, Stull is focused on building a robust program that emphasizes teamwork, discipline, and personal growth. Her experience in developing game strategies and her expertise in player conditioning have already made a significant impact on the team’s performance. Stull holds a Master’s in Education from Goucher College, with a specialization in Athletic Leadership and Administration, and a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from Shenandoah University. Her academic background, combined with her practical coaching experience, makes her a valuable asset to the Shenandoah women’s soccer program. Stull and her passion for developing athletes are driving the Hornets forward as she continues to build on the program’s success. #GoSUHornets