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Jen Dragoni |
Head Women's Lacrosse Coach jdragoni@ycp.edu 717-815-1516 |
Head Women's Lacrosse Coach / Asst. Field Hockey Coach
Jen Dragoni enters her third season as the
head women’s lacrosse coach as one of the top young coaches
in the region. In 2008, Dragoni's first season at the helm, she
guided the Spartans to their highest win total in the short history
of the program, going 11-6 over their 17 contests. For her career,
Dragoni has coached four of York's seven All-Capital Athletic
Conference honorees.
Prior to York, Dragoni served as an assistant
women’s lacrosse coach at Goucher College for two seasons.
She earned her master’s degree in education from Goucher as
she was a Gopher from 2006 to 2007. Dragoni was responsible for
assisting the head coach in all of the day-to-day aspects of
running the Division III program. She assisted in planning
practice, game strategies, student-athlete recruitment, scouting
opponents, and game-tape breakdown.
Dragoni began her coaching career at the
University of Maryland - Baltimore County as she was an assistant
coach in the spring of 2005. That coaching stint followed a stellar
four-year career for the Retrievers. Dragoni was a four-year
starter at UMBC and was a captain during her senior year. Dragoni
holds the UMBC career assists record with 63 helpers while her 123
goals ranks her seventh on the Retrievers’ all-time list. She
currently sits fifth on UMBC’s career points list with 186. A
three-time first-team All-Northeast Conference selection, Dragoni
was also the 2002 NEC tournament MVP and the 2003 conference
Player-of-the-Year. She was named UMBC’s outstanding female
athlete for the 2003-04 academic year.
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Ashley Fitzhugh |
Asst. Women's Lacrosse Coach |
Ashley Fitzhugh returns to
Dragoni’s staff for a third season. She took over the top
assistant’s role last year, a position she will hold again in
2010, and will look to continue the program’s steady
improvement.
Fitzhugh was a four-year starter for the
University of Maryland - Baltimore County, where she played under
her maiden name of Staines, graduating from UMBC with a degree in
psychology. From 1998-2002, she helped the Retrievers to a 44-25
record, three Northeast Conference Championships, and the
program’s first-ever NCAA Division I top-20 ranking.
She was twice named the NEC Player-of-the-Week
during her career and was selected as the 2000 NEC tournament MVP.
Fitzhugh currently holds the league’s tournament record for
goals scored in a game and in the tournament. She led the
Retrievers with 43 goals scored in 2000 and was a two-time All-NEC
first-team choice in 2000 and 2001.
She now resides in the Federal Hill area of
Baltimore, Md. with her husband Andrew
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Jen Stone |
Asst. Women's Lacrosse Coach |
Jen Stone joins the York College
women’s lacrosse staff as a volunteer assistant. A 2009
graduate of McDaniel College, with a degree in exercise science,
Stone was a key contributor for the Green Terror. During
Stone’s undergraduate years, McDaniel won the 2007 ECAC South
championship while they also appeared in a trio of Centennial
Conference tournament semifinals. Stone ranked second on the squad
in goals during her senior campaign with 32, as she tallied 41
points for the year. Aside from her work on the field, Stone also
performed well in the classroom as she was named to the 2009 IWLCA
All-Academic team and made the Centennial Conference Academic Honor
Roll for that spring.
Stone also spends time coaching on the
club level, working with the 2014 Ravens.
