Katie Augustine-Moore enters her third year as Head
Women's Lacrosse and Assistant Field Hockey coach at Elmira
College.
In her two seasons at the helm, Coach Augustine-Moore has created a
strong program. In two seasons, Augustine-Moore has coached
multiple Empire 8 All-Conference selections including the 2009
Empire 8 Rookie of the year.
Augustine-moore, who came to Elmira in the fall of 2006, was a four
year starting goalie at Saint Mary’s College of
California. While at Saint Mary’s, Augustine-Moore set
an NCAA record for most saves in a game in 2005, and was named team
captain in that same season.
From August 2005 to July 2006, Augustine-Moore was involved with
the St. James Independent School for Girls Lacrosse team in London,
England and the Hitchin Lacrosse Development Program in Hitchin,
England. While working with both these programs, she was
responsible for all aspects of skill development, game time
strategies, and recruiting.
Augustine-Moore currently holds a masters degree in General
Education from Elmira College.
Anna Rogers enters her third year as Head Field
Hockey and Assistant Women's Lacrosse coach at Elmira
College. Rogers, a 2007 graduate of Old Dominion
University, led the Soaring Eagles Varsity Field Hockey
team to a 4-11 mark last season.
While at Old Dominion, Rogers was a five year member of the
Division I nationally ranked Field Hockey program. After red
shirting in 2002, she then started all but one game for the Lady
Monarchs in 2003 and became one of the team’s top
offensive performers. In her second season she returned as one of
the team’s top players and started in 20 of the 21
games played.
Rogers’ helped lead the Lady Monarchs to the 2005 NCAA
Final Four where they were defeated by Maryland in the first round
by only one goal. In that year, she played in all 25 games and
finished the season ranked seventh overall in scoring. In
Rogers’ final season, 2006, she played in total of 19
games. Her efforts helped guide the team to an overall record of
19-6, which earned the team a final season ranking of fifth in NCAA
Division I Field Hockey.
As a student, Rogers was involved in many different aspects of the
Health and Physical Education program. She served as a member of
the HPE Club and was a Student Athlete Mentor as well. She has also
coached at a variety of camps throughout Virginia, Delaware, and
Pennsylvania. Rogers currently holds a Level II
Coaching Certificate from the USFHA (United States Field Hockey
Association).
Additionally, Rogers earned a bachelors of science degree in Health
and Physical Education and currently holds an ASEP Coaching
Certificate.