Jan. 15, 2007
PHILADELPHIA - Nicole Moore, who was previously an assistant lacrosse coach at Canisius College, will join Head Coach Bonnie Rosen as an assistant coach for the Temple University women's lacrosse team.
"I'm so excited to have Nicole join the Temple lacrosse staff," said Rosen. "Her playing and coaching experience, knowledge of the game and overall enthusiastic attitude will be a huge asset to our program both now and as we grow."
Moore served as an assistant coach at Canisius from 2004-06, where she coached four All-Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference players, including an Offensive Player of the Year in 2006 and a Defensive Player of the Year in 2005. In 2005, Moore helped the Lady Griffins to the program's first winning season in history with a 9-6 record. In 2006, the squad finished second in the MAAC with a 12-7 record. While at Canisius, Moore also served as an assistant coach and player on the MAAC All-Stars team in the International Friendship Games, held in Tokyo, Japan.
Upon graduating from the University of New Hampshire in 2002 with a degree in English, Moore took a job as the schools coaching officer at the English Lacrosse Association in Lancashire, England and worked at the Casterton School, an independent boarding school, as the Director of Lacrosse. In addition to her duties at Casterton, she was in charge of running elite performance centers for the ELA. While in England, she was also a member of the Heaton Mersey and North England women's lacrosse teams.
A native of Wilton, Maine, Moore was a four-year member of the UNH women's lacrosse team, where she led her squad to a 2002 America East Conference regular season championship. A Second Team IWLCA/US Lacrosse Regional All-American, Moore was a member of the 2001 and 2002 America East All-Championship teams, as well as a First Team All-Conference selection in 2002. During her senior season, she was voted UNH's Defensive MVP. She also played field hockey for the Wildcats, earning a spot on the America East Championship team and helping her team to the NCAA Tournament in 1998.
Moore has also been the director of various lacrosse camps and clinics including the Lacrosse Plus Clinics in Buffalo, NY, the Triple Arrow Summer Camps and the Orchard Park Recreation Department.
She earned a Master's of Science with a concentration in sport psychology and sport coaching from Canisius in May of 2006.
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