Come improve your stick skills with the Fresno State lacrosse team at the Fall Clinic.
Sarah Lautenbach is entering her first year with the bulldogs as an assistant lacrosse coach. Prior to joining the `Dogs, Lautenbach was a volunteer assistant lacrosse coach at Drexel University, where the team was 2012 CAA Tournament Qualifiers.
Prior to coaching at Drexel, Lautenbach was the head lacrosse coach at Holy Family University from 2009-2011. In her first year as head coach she improved the team's record from 0-12 to a 10-7 overall record; setting an NCAA record for the most improved record from a previous season. In 2011, she continued the team's success by making it the CACC tournament for the second season in a row.
"Sarah has proven that she can take developing programs and turn them into legitimate conference title competitors," said Pausewang. "She will be bringing a strong lacrosse background to this team and I'm thrilled to have her on our staff."
As a player at Old Dominion University, Lautenbach started as a midfielder under previous US National Team's Coach Sue Stahl. She finished her senior year tied for second in caused turnovers and tied third on the team in assists and draw controls.
A native of West Chester, PA, Lautenbach graduated with a bachelor degree in criminology and a minor in sociology from Old Dominion University in 2007.
