Wheelock College Men's Tennis

Cuiffo also supervised event management at the Vermont school and utilized NCAA grant funding for campus programming.   Her commitment to student-athletes was apparent with her hands-on approach as the Coordinator of the CHAMPS/Life Skills Program to help teach student-athletes how to balance their respective lives as a student and an athlete as well.  She also directed the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee to ensure that student-athletes would have a voice on campus as well as within the athletic department. Cuiffo was not only an administrator at Norwich, but also the school's Head Women's Volleyball Coach.  She was the architect of the program and led the  Prior to arriving at Norwich, Cuiffo served as the Head Women's Tennis Coach at Brandeis University and the Assistant Volleyball Coach at Bentley College. Cuiffo also assisted the volleyball team at Smith College as well as the tennis and squash teams at Amherst College, while completing her graduate work at Smith.  team Most Valuable Player. She was named All-New England Rookie of the Year in 1998, and was twice selected to the All-New England Small College Athletic Conference Second Team.  Cuiffo also competed for two years on Colbys tennis team, captaining the squad during her senior year.  Cuiffo went on to graduate magna cum laude from Smith College as well, earning a M.S. in exercise and sport studies.

Cabane was promoted to Head Mens Tennis Coach following her role as the Associate Head Coach for the program during the 2016 season, and Assistant Coach in 2015. Prior to arriving at Wheelock, Cabane served in many tennis coaching and leadership roles in the Boston area. She was the Teen Tennis Director and Tennis Instructor for the Tennis Academy at Harvard over the course of two summers. Cabane also assumed the role of Head Tennis Coach for the Boston University Academy in the spring of 2015. Cabane began working at Wheelock while earning her Masters of Education in Counseling with a concentration in Sports Psychology at Boston University. While enrolled in that program, she served as the Sports Psychology Intern for the mens soccer, womens basketball, and mens tennis teams in the fall of 2014 through the spring of 2015. In the fall of 2015, Cabane transitioned into her position as the Associate Head Coach of the mens tennis program at Wheelock while finding a role in Wheelocks counseling center as a counseling intern. Cabane arrived in Boston from her undergraduate years at the University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff. At UAPB, she earned her Bachelor of Science in General Psychology while becoming a standout student-athlete on the womens tennis team. She was named captain for three consecutive seasons from 2012 until her graduation in 2014.