Tiffin University Women's Lacrosse

Brown previously served as Head Coach at Lycoming College, leading the team to a 19-17 overall record, 15-8 in the Middle Atlantic Conference over her two seasons. During that span she coached three All-Region and nine All-Conference players while also guiding 18 student-athletes to Academic All-Conference honors. In her first season with Lycoming, Brown posted a 7-4 conference recordand led the Lady Warriors to the first round of theMiddle Atlantic Conference playoffs. Brown also served two seasons as a graduate assistant coach at nearby Lock Haven University, working with the Division II Lady Eagles' lacrosse program. While at Lock Haven, she assisted the coaching staff with all areas of running the program, including recruiting, gameday preparation, conditioning, academic monitoring and fund-raising. The Lady Eagles posted a combined record of 33-6 in her two years on the staff, including a trip to the NCAA Final Four in 2007. That same year, Brown coached the Division II Midfielder of the Year, two first team All-Americans, two second team All-Americans and two All-NCAA Tournament players. In her two years at Lock Haven, she coached a total of seven All-Americans. Brown also spent much of 2012 as 2016 Elite Coach for T3 Lacrosse Club in Basking Ridge, New Jersey. She also was a clinic instructor teaching lacrosse basics to players between 10-18 years of age. She played lacrosse at Wagner University. A standout goalkeeper, Brown still ranks second all-time in Wagner history in career minutes played, career saves and career goals against average. She also holds the record for minutes played in a season and ranks second in saves in a season. A co-captain of the team in her senior year, she was ranked on lax.com as one of the top-12 goalies in all of Division I. Brown earned a bachelor's degree in public policy and administration from Wagner in 2005 and is finishing her master's degree in liberal arts from Lock Haven. She is certified as a lacrosse referee by the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) and U.S. Lacrosse. Lauren Caminiti serves as the Athletic Department Office Manager at Tiffin University. Caminiti facilitates and administers the day to day operations of the athletic department. She works closely with the Athletic Director and athletic staff in different capacities and manages administrative activities including camps, fundraisers, Hall of Fame Banquet, Golf Outings, and game day events. Caminiti is also the SAAC Advisor and NLI Administrator for TU. Lauren Caminiti spent 2 seasons as an Assistant Women's lacrosse coach in 2013 and 2014 at Millersville University. During her time at Millersville, she played an integral part in producing five all-conference players, 10 PSAC Scholar Athletes, a 2013 IWLCA Academic Squad, and accomplished the programs first winning season in 12 years in 2013. Caminitis team also received the PSAC Sportsmanship Award. The award is given to the team that best exemplifies the spirit of sportsmanship and who has demonstrated the values of respect and integrity through a specific action ideally directed toward an opponent. The team earned this award in the wake of a horrible bus accident that involved Seton Hill University's Womens Lacrosse team. The accident injured numerous team members and killed head coach Kristina Quigley and her unborn son. The fundraiser, which accumulated over $10,000, was created for Coach Quigleys surviving husband and son. Before coming to Tiffin, Lauren also was the Director of Girls Lacrosse at Spooky Nook Sports in Manheim, PA. There, Caminiti was solely responsible for the Lacrosse Academy system, implementing successful camps and clinic programs, managing and hosting tournaments, creating consistent lacrosse leagues, and advertising ideas for upcoming programming.  Furthermore, she oversaw all programming for Girl's Lacrosse at Nook Sports: curriculum, employees, programming. Prior to her coaching career and directors position Caminiti attended Temple University and achieved her B.S. in Sport and Recreation Management. Caminiti also played collegiate lacrosse at Temple University where she was a four-year varsity letter-winner named to the Atlantic 10 Second Team, All-Philly Second Team by and Atlantic 10 Defensive Player of the Week as a Senior. While at Temple, Caminiti was also named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for four straight years, Senior Seminar class president, 2012 Student Commencement Speaker and a 2-year member of the A-10 Commissioner's Honor Roll.