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Erika Blozie
Title: Head Coach Email: eblozie@stevenson.edu Phone: 443-352-4272 College: Eastern Connecticut State '05 |
Record at Stevenson: 0-0, first year in
2010
Career Record: 0-0, first year in 2010
After serving two seasons as an assistant coach from 2008-09, Blozie was officially promoted to head coach prior to the 2010 season.
During Blozie's two seasons as an assistant under Kathy Railey, the Mustangs posted 16 wins, the second-most over any two-year period in the school's 16-year history, and made two consecutive CAC Field Hockey Championship appearances.
Blozie enters the 2010 season with seven years of college coaching experience and also serves as an assistant women's lacrosse coach and director of Stevenson's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. She takes over a team that finished 6-12 in 2009, advanced to its third-straight CAC Field Hockey Championship and boasted two All-CAC selections.
Blozie played four seasons of women's lacrosse under Railey at Eastern Connecticut State from 2001-04 and still holds six career records as a goalie including games, wins, saves and goals against average. As a member of the Warriors, she started all 71 of the team's games during her career, totaling 46 wins, 708 saves and an 8.47 goal against average.
A two-time IWLCA/US Lacrosse All-New England Region Second Team selection, Blozie was selected to the IWLCA North-South Senior All-Star Game and was named to the IWLCA Academic Squad in 2004. She was also a two-time All-Little East Conference selection, earning first team honors in 2002.
A team captain in 2003 and 2004, Blozie won a NEWLA South Division regular season title as a freshman in 2001 and spent three years as a member of SAAC from 2002-04.
Blozie graduated from Eeastern Connecticut State in 2005 with a bachelor of science degree in health and physical education and spent the next three years as an assistant with the Warriors from 2005-07 while earning her master of science degree in allied health from Connecticut in 2007.
In 2007, Blozie served as an admissions assistant at the Bradford School in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania before spending one year as the assistant women's lacrosse coach at Bowdoin in Brunswick, Maine in 2008.
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Julie Reahl
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Reahl joins the Stevenson field hockey team for her first season as a graduate assistant in 2010 after a strong four-year playing career at CAC rival York (Pa.) from 2006-09.
A 2010 graduate of York (Pa.) with a bachelor of science degree in sports management, Reahl comes to Stevenson after spending the last three months at the Capital Athletic Conference as an assistant to Commissioner Tom Byrnes.
In four seasons with the Spartans, Reahl appeared in 83 of the team's 85 games while starting in 61 of its 64 over her final three seasons. She totaled four points on one goal and two assists and finished her career ranked fourth on the school's career defensive saves list with 11.
Reahl was a member of four consecutive CAC Field Hockey Championship teams, including as a senior in 2009 when York (Pa.) won its first tournament game since 2004 to advance to the semifinals. The Spartans finished the season with 14 wins, one short of the school record.
Reahl was also a two-time NFHCA Division III Academic Squad selection as a freshman and sophomore. She led the team in defensive saves as a junior and senior, totaling eight in 2008, just two shy of the school record.
Off the field, Reahl was an assistant in the York (Pa.) sports information office and worked as an attendant in the Grumbacher Sport and Fitness Center assisting with facility operations and game support. She was a member of the sport management student association, athletes for Christ and was a staff writer for The Spartan school newspaper.
Reahl served as a head coach at the Mid-Atlantic Field Hockey Camp in 2009 and as a counselor and assistant coach at the Eastern Field Hockey Camp in 2007.
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Jessica Largent
Title: Assistant Coach College: McDaniel '10 |
Largent begins her first season as an assistant at Stevenson in 2010 with four years of valuable playing and coaching experience.
A 2010 graduate of McDaniel, Largent spent four seasons with the Green Terror where she appeared in 70 of the team's 72 games while making 45 starts and totaling 22 points on eight goals and six assists. Two of her eight goals were game-winners.
As a senior, Largent started all 17 of the team's games and scored nine points on three goals and three assists, all career-highs.
In addition to her credentials as a player, Largent gained two years of valuable coaching experience, beginning with her completion of a coaching internship in field hockey at McDaniel where she assisting in practice planning and recruiting.
Largent also earned valuable experience as a coach in the National Field Hockey Coaches Association Futures Program and Advanced Play Field Hockey Camp as well as a director and coordinator at the Chesapeake College Field Hockey Camp and World Camp USA. In May 2008, she was also a director and head coach for Caroline County Parks and Recreation.
While at McDaniel, Largent held several leadership positions as the vice president for Alpha Nu Omega sorority and the Inter-Greek Council and as a manager for the McDaniel Free Press student newspaper.
Largent is a graduate of North Caroline High School.
