Head Coach - Kelly Kingsbury
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Kingsbury will enter her second season as head coach of the Oneonta State field hockey program. She graduated in May of 2005 from Hartwick and stepped into her first head coaching position at the collegiate level when she took over the reins of the Red Dragons. After a stellar four-year career with the Hawks, Kingsbury spent three seasons coaching with veteran Hawks head coach, Anna Meyer. She also trained at an Elite Performance Training Center for the US Field Hockey National Team in 2005 & 2006. |
While an assistant at Hartwick College, Kingsbury was involved in all aspects of the program from recruiting to player development and field coaching to alumni relations. Kingsbury’s other coaching experiences include working at the Hartwick College field hockey camp and the FUTURES field hockey elite camp at Colgate University. Kingsbury played her high school field hockey at Sherburne-Earlville before playing collegiately with the Hawks from 2001-2004. She led the team to the Empire 8 championship and an NCAA tournament berth as a senior in 2004. During her final season the squad compiled a 16-3 record and Kingsbury was selected as a First Team National All-American in addition to being the Empire 8 and ECAC Div. III Player of the Year. She graduated as the Hawks’ all-time leading scorer with 164 points. She is first in career goals with 68 and is third all-time with 28 assists. During her final three seasons she led the Empire 8 in scoring while garnering All-Conference honors. Kingsbury currently resides in Franklin with her husband and triplets. |
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Assistant Coach - Heather Davis
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Daivs is in her first season as an assistant with the field hockey team and is also an assistant with the women's lacrosse team. Davis is a 2008 graduate of Colgate University where she earned a degree in history with a minor in education. While at Colgate Davis was a member of the Raiders Field Hockey team and served as a team captain as a junior and senior. As a senior in 2007, Davis earned first team All-Patriot league honors and was also named to the NFHCA Div. I Mideast Region second team.
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