SAINT PAUL, Minn. — Hamline University Assistant Vice President and Athletic Director Alex Focke announced that Channing Milford has been named the new head coach of the Hamline University women's lacrosse team.
"I am excited to welcome Channing Milford as the next head women's lacrosse coach at Hamline University. Her energy, passion for the sport of lacrosse, and strong playing and coaching background stood out throughout the search process," stated Focke. "Channing brings a tremendous knowledge of the game and a clear excitement for the opportunity to lead our program. I am excited for our student-athletes and look forward to working with her!"
Milford brings a wealth of coaching and playing experience at both the collegiate and international levels. Most recently, Milford served as program director and varsity head coach for Bellaire Girls Lacrosse in Houston, Texas, where she led a staff of three coaches and built out recruiting support for her athletes. Her coaching résumé also includes stints as National Tournament Team head coach for USA Lacrosse, program director for men's and women's lacrosse at Rome City Institute in Italy, varsity and JV coach at NSU University School in Davie, Florida, and assistant collegiate coach at her alma mater, Young Harris College.
A standout player in her own right, Milford competed for Young Harris College before going on to represent both the Italian National Team and the Mexican National Training Team internationally. Milford holds a B.S. in biology with minors in chemistry and psychology from Young Harris College, and is multilingual, speaking English, Italian, and Spanish.
"I'm excited and honored to be named the next head coach of women's lacrosse at Hamline University! Coming in my seventh year coaching, I'm proud to bring my experiences in coaching and playing collegiately at the Division II level, directing programs, and experiencing the game on an international scale," stated Milford. "I can't wait to bring my passion for the game to Hamline and get to work!"
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