Stevens Institute of Technology Women's Field Hockey

Miranda's first as the assistant field hockey coach on head coach Amber Corcoran's staff. A 2010 graduate of Rowan University, Miranda was a two-time National Field Hockey Association All-American while leading the Profs in scoring her final three seasons. During her career, Rowan won over 50 games and accumulated multiple NCAA Tournament wins.   Since graduating, Miranda has served as a physical and special education teacher for multiple different school districts in Colorado and California before landing her current position for Hoboken Public Schools.   Miranda joins a Stevens squad that returns every regular starter from a team that went 10-11 last fall en route to an appearance in the Empire 8 Conference Championship semifinal game.   A native of Flanders, N.J., Miranda currently resides in Hoboken.   

Corcoran became the third head field hockey coach in the programs history with her hiring in July of 2015.   Were very excited to have Amber coming on board as our new head field hockey coach, her passion and motivation for coaching were quite evident during the interview process, athletic director Russell Rogers said at the time of her hiring. I was also impressed with Ambers knowledge of the game from her playing and coaching experience, and shes going to be a great fit for the program and mentor for the student-athletes.   Corcoran was previously the head coach at Immaculata University from 2011-14, as well as a coach for the Horizon Field Hockey Club since 2012. Since September of 2012 Corcoran has worked full-time as a programmer and marketing scientist for MSI International.   While at Immaculata, Corcoran led the Mighty Macs to three CSAC playoff appearances and was named the conferences coach of the year in 2011. At the club level, Corcoran coached primarily with U-19 and U-16 athletes at such prestigious events as the 2015 National Indoor Field Hockey Tournament and the 2013 National Field Hockey Festival.   Corcoran got her start in coaching in 2009 as an assistant coach at Chambersburg Area Senior High School.   As a student-athlete, Corcoran starred for Lebanon Valley College from 2005-2009 where she led the team to a conference championship and NCAA Tournament bid in 2006. Individually, Corcoran was a two-time all-conference performer in addition to NFHCA Third Team All-American and First Team All-Region nods in 2008.