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Varsity
Head
Coach- Kim Rocheleau
Assistant-
Cyndy Youker
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JV
Ashley Weed
Caitlin Murray |
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VARSITY
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A
2001 Graduate of Eastern Connecticut University with
a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education and a
concentration in athletic coaching, Coach Rocheleau
served as Team Captain of both womens Lacrosse
and Field Hockey teams.
From
2001 2003 she assisted both womens field
hockey and lacrosse at both The College of Wooster
and Eastern Connecticut State University. From 2003
2007, Coach Rocheleau served as the Head Womens
Lacrosse Coach and Assistant Womens Field Hockey
Coach at Ohio Wesleyan University. At OWU, she helped
to win the NCAC tournament for the first time in school
history and to make the first NCAA appearance in 2005.
She achieved an overall record of 42-17 over 4 years
and made three NCAC conference appearances during
2005 2007 seasons. Coach
Rocheleau received NCAC Coach of the Year honor in
2005. Currently, she is working on her Masters
degree in Sports Psychology.
Kim
says, "Personally, I am honored to have the opportunity
to work with the Womens Lacrosse team at Upper
Arlington high school. I have a sincere love for the
game of lacrosse and am excited to share my knowledge
with such gifted athletes. GO BEARS!!!"
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VARSITY
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Cyndy
Youker is in her 11th season coaching lacrosse
at Upper Arlington High School. Coach Youker played
college lacrosse at Cornell University and was inducted
into the Cornell Athletic Hall of Fame in 1985 for
Ice Hockey and Lacrosse. During the early 1990's,
Coach Youker coached the UAHS Freshman team. In 1993
Coach Youker became a rated official and officiated
lacrosse at the high school and Division 3 college
level for the next 7 years. In 1999 Coach Youker returned
to UAHS to coach the JV squad and assist at the Varsity
level. She's been a Varsity assistant since 2001.
Coach
Youker is also involved in the Upper Arlington Lacrosse
Association where she coaches and helps coordinate
their summer leagues and clinics. For the last several
years she has also led a group of middle school girls
for out-of-state play in venues such as the Star-Spangled
Banner Tournament. In addition to coaching lacrosse,
Coach Youker works as a marketing manager at a not-for-profit
membership organization, which serves libraries and
research organizations around the world. She also
referees field hockey, enjoys running, bicycling and
reading.
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JUNIOR
VARSITY A COACH |
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Ashley
Weed began her lacrosse career in the 7th grade
at Shaker Heights Middle School, in Shaker Heights,
OH. Throughout her career, she was a member of the
1999 and 2000 State Runner-up team, 2001 State Championship
team, and 2002 3rd place finishing team for Shaker
Heights High School. After a successful high school
career, Ashley played Division I lacrosse for Ohio
University.
After
graduating from Ohio University in 2006, Ashley moved
to Columbus to pursue her Doctorate in Physical Therapy
from The Ohio State University. She will graduate
in August 2009, and plans to practice as a Physical
Therapist in Columbus. In her spare time Ashley enjoys
running, biking and swimming in hopes of completing
her first triathlon this year. Ashley is looking forward
to a great season with the Golden Bears!
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JUNIOR
VARSITY B COACH |
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Caitlin
Murray's lacrosse experience started at Hastings
Middle School and continued at Upper Arlington High
School where she was a three-year varsity letter winner
for the Golden Bears. Caitlin was a member of the
2002 Upper Arlington Women's Lacrosse State Championship
team, and a member of the 2003 State Runners-up team.
As a senior at Upper Arlington, she also won the team
award for "Most Improved Player".
Upon
graduation, Caitlin was elected president of the Ohio
University Women's Club Lacrosse Team. She served
as president for a term and then transferred to The
Ohio State University where she also played at the
club level. Caitlin currently works as a Media &
Content Coordinator for Real Living, and in her spare
time she enjoys reading, traveling, running, and the
weather.
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