Emilie Lannamann, a former two-sport athlete at St. Lawrence University enters her first season as an assistant field hockey and softball coach in 2010.
A 2010 St. Lawrence graduate, Lannamann excelled as a goalkeeper in field hockey and an infielder/outfielder in softball. In field hockey, she was named to the National Field Hockey Coaches Association Division III All-North Atlantic Region Second Team in 2008, when she posted four shutouts, a 1.70 goals-against average, and a .802 save percentage. She also helped her team to a 12-6 record, the Liberty League (LL) regular season championship, and a berth in the league championship game. In 2009, she captured First Team All-LL honors after turning in a 1.59 goals-against average, a .777 save percentage, and two shutouts as St. Lawrence finished 12-5 and again reached the LL playoffs.
On the softball diamond, Lannamann also earned all-league honors as a senior, gaining honorable mention recognition after hitting .297 as an outfielder. She accumulated 59 hits, 22 runs, and 26 RBIs for her career.
A Durham, N.H. native, Lannamann graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in history as well as a master of education degree in educational leadership.
