Kate Pfeifer has been named the new head coach of the University of Vermont’s field hockey team. Pfeifer comes to UVM with an impressive coaching background, having previously worked at both the collegiate and international levels.
With over a decade of coaching experience, Pfeifer is poised to lead the Catamounts to success. She previously served as the head coach at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, where she led the team to multiple NCAA Tournament appearances. Pfeifer also has experience coaching at the international level, having served as an assistant coach for the US U21 Women’s National Team.
Pfeifer is excited to take on the challenge of leading the UVM field hockey team and is committed to building a competitive program. In a statement, she expressed her enthusiasm for the opportunity to work with the talented student-athletes at Vermont and help them achieve their full potential on and off the field.
The University of Vermont athletics department is equally pleased to have Pfeifer on board. Director of Athletics, Jeff Schulman, praised Pfeifer’s coaching ability and her commitment to developing student-athletes both athletically and academically.
The UVM field hockey team is looking forward to a new era under Pfeifer’s leadership. With her extensive coaching experience and dedication to excellence, Pfeifer is poised to make a significant impact on the program and lead the Catamounts to future success on the field.
Fans and supporters of UVM field hockey can expect exciting things ahead as Pfeifer works to elevate the team to new heights. Stay tuned for what promises to be an exciting season under the guidance of Coach Kate Pfeifer.
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