University of Indianapolis Women's Lacrosse

Romig enters her third season at the helm of the UIndy women's lacrosse program following a stellar four-year playing career with the Greyhounds.  In just two years with the Hounds, Romig has already taken a team to the Final Four in 2025, beating two top-15 teams en route to the program's first Final Four since 2022 when Romig and the Hounds won the program's first national title. Along with a Final Four appearance in 2024, Romig has also 29 wins in two seasons with six ranked wins.  Romig and her staff, including Casey Korb and Olivia Bakowski, were awarded the IWLCA Regional Coaching Staff of the Year in 2025.  She also coached five IWLCA All-Americans, 10 IWLCA All-Region honorees, 16 All-GLVC members, 2025 GLVC Midfielder of the Year in Olivia Bladon, and 2024 GLVC Freshman of the Year in Amanda Hurry. One of the greatest players in program history, Romig was instrumental in the Greyhounds' national title run in 2022. The Carthage, N.Y., native captained the '22 club to a 22-1 overall record, culminating in an 11-9 win versus third-ranked East Stroudsburg in the Division II championship game. She amassed 16 draw controls and three points and was later voted the NCAA DII Championship Most Outstanding Player. Romig was a three-time All-America First Team honoree  as a student-athlete and was voted the IWLCA DII National Player of the Year.in 2021. She was also twice named the GLVC Midfielder of the Year before going on to set the all-division NCAA record for career draw controls. After capping her five-year playing career at UIndy, Romig served as an assistant coach at Davenport for one season. Six Panthers claimed All-GLIAC honors in 2023, including a pair of first teamers. Davenport totaled 203 wins in the draw circle, averaging nearly 12 per game. Romig is a two-time graduate from UIndy, earning her bachelor's degree and master's degree in Exercise Science.

Korb enters her third season with the UIndy women's lacrosse program following her addition to the coaching staff in 2024. In three years at UIndy she's coached five IWLCA All-Americans, 10 IWLCA All-Region honorees, 16 All-GLVC members, 2025 GLVCMidfielder of the Year in Olivia Bladon, and 2024 GLVC Freshman of the Year in Amanda Hurry.   Korb most recently was the Assistant Coach, Recruiting Coordinator, and Defensive Coordinator at Young Harris College, a fellow NCAA DII member currently competing in Conference Carolinas.   While at Young Harris, Korb coached a pair of All-Gulf South Mountain Lions in Taylor Greenberg and Ella Hancock, the former of whom also earned CSC (formerly CoSIDA) Academic All-District accolades in 2022.   Korb previously served as an assistant coach at NCAA DII institutions Marian University and Carthage College, as well as Black Lax, an elite high school club lacrosse program. While at Marian in 2021, Korb was a site representative during the preliminary rounds of the NCAA Championship.   The Naperville, Ill., native played three collegiate seasons, the final two at Carthage before becoming the team manager. Korb graduated in 2019 with degrees in marketing and studio art from Carthage before earning her master’s in management from Marian in 2021.  

Bakowski begins her second season as a Graduate Assistant coach for the UIndy women's lacrosse team in 2026. She was part of the 2025 IWLCA Regional Coaching Staff of the Year in just her first season as a Graduate Assistant with the team.  Prior to UIndy, Bakowski spent five seasons at in-region Findlay, where she was named the 2024 Great Midwest Goalkeeper of the Year. Bakowski led the Oilers to a G-MAC runner-up finish, racking up 151 saves and 12 wins during her final season.