Trinity College Women's Field Hockey

Parmenter is 133-100 in 15 seasons at Trinity and 244-185-7 in 29 years of coaching field hockey at Connecticut College and with the Bantams.  Parmenter ranks 16th in wins among active Division III coaches and moved one place ahead of longtime Bantam head coach Robin Sheppard on the Division III all-time list last year at No. 25. She is also and has taken Trinity to 11 NESCAC Tournaments and two NCAA Tourneys since 2000. In 2009, Parmenter guided the Bantams to a 13-1 regular season, and an appearance in the NESCAC Finals which Trinity hosted on Robin L. Sheppard Field as the top seed in the conference tournament.  Trinity won NCAA contests in both 2008 and 2009, advancing to its fourth NCAA Quarterfinal Round in 2009.  Parmenter also served as an assistant womens lacrosse coach for 13 seasons and is an associate professor in the Trinity athletic department.  Prior to her arrival at Trinity, Parmenter was the head field hockey coach at Connecticut College for 14 seasons, compiling six ECAC Division III New England Championship appearances. She was also the head womens lacrosse coach at Conn. College from 1991-2001 with a career record of 107-47, nine ECAC Division III New England Championship appearances, ECAC titles in 1994 and 2000, and an NCAA Division III Championship Tournament appearance in 1996. In addition, Parmenter was assistant athletic director at Conn. College.  Parmenter has also been an assistant field hockey, lacrosse, and squash coach at Amherst College and an assistant field hockey coach at the University of Massachusetts and Holy Cross. A native of England, Parmenter graduated from Chelsea College in 1981 with a degree in education. She earned her masters degree from Massachusetts in 1987.  She took a year off from assisting the Bantam lacrosse team in 2006 to fulfill a lifelong dream of climbing Mount Everest.

McDonald, a 2013 graduate of Franklin and Marshall College, enters her third season as an assistant coach for field hockey in 2015.  An All-American for the Diplomats as a senior, McDonald earned her bachelors degree in anthropology. As captain, she led Franklin and Marshall to an 18-2 record and the 2012 NCAA Tournament.  She was also an assistant on the Bantam women's lacrosse team in 2013 and 2014 while earning her master's degree in American Studies as a graduate assistant.

Washburn as an assistant field hockey and women's lacrosse coach for the upcoming 2015 and 2016 seasons.