Coaches

Tori Quinn

Head Women's Lacrosse Coach Tori Quinn enters her second year at Juniata in 2023-24.


Quinn's first season in charge of the Eagles in 2023 saw Juniata collect a program-best 13 victories and four Landmark Conference All-Conference selections. The side ended the season one spot shy from a first Landmark Conference playoffs berth. Among Landmark Conference sides, Juniata led in points margin per game (6.5), caused turnovers per game (13.35), ground balls per game (22.12), and was second in goals per game (14.82), points per game (20.41), shots percentage (.462), shots on goal per game (24.94), goals against average (8.35), and saves percentage (.478).


Coach Quinn most recently coached at Division I Liberty University where she was the assistant coach and also the offensive coordinator. She helped with all aspects of the team, and during her time coached 16 ASUN All-Conference Team selections, including a Freshman of the Year in 2021. The team won a program-best 14 wins in 2019, which was after the team set the record the previous year, winning 13 games. During the 2019 season, the team ranked in the top 10 in the nation in shots per game, shots on goal, caused turnovers, and ground balls per game.


Prior to Liberty, she was an assistant at her alma mater Canisius College as an assistant and the recruiting coordinator. Her time at Canisius saw the program finish with the most wins (15) and the fewest losses (5). During her tenure, the team won the MAAC twice, was honored with 17 All-Conference players, a Rookie of the Year, a Goalkeeper of the Year, a three-time Midfielder of the Year, and eight single-season records were broken by two players. Overall, as a player and coach, the team won the conference in five of her six years as a player and coach.


Coach Quinn got her Bachelor of Science in Physical Education and Health at Canisius, where she was also an outstanding student-athlete. A three-time Offensive Player of the Year, and a three-time IWLCA Regional All-American, she ranks second all-time in career points at Canisius, is third all-time in both goals and assists, and is fourth all-time in caused turnovers. She also ranks fourth for assists in a single season and points scored in a single season. She was also named the Canisius Female Athlete of the Year as a senior. Prior to college, she also was U19 National Team Member for Canada and won a bronze medal in 2011.


She also obtained an MS in Sport Administration at Canisius and an MA in Human Services Counseling: Executive Leadership at Liberty.