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Chestnut Hill College

Chestnut Hill College Athletics
9601 Germantown Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19118
Division 2 Pennsylvania Northeast
Private Small National competitor

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Liz Martin

Liz Martin was announced as the Griffins' Head women's Lacrosse coach in July of 2024, becoming the 19th head coach in the history of the program which dates back to 1961.


Martin brings a wealth of experience to the program having coached at the college level as both a head coach and an assistant coach for over 18 seasons at both Division I and Division III levels. She comes to Chestnut Hill from Division III Neumann University where she spent the last five seasons guiding the women’s lacrosse team to 32 wins during her tenure and reaching the Atlantic East Tournament semi-finals in each of the past three seasons.


Prior to Neumann, Martin was both an assistant and a head coach at Division III Rutgers-Camden, serving two stints with the program. In between her two stints at Rutgers-Camden, Martin was an assistant coach at Division I St. Joseph’s University.


Martin was also an assistant coach at the University of Delaware for five seasons prior to her first stint at Rutgers-Camden. She began her coaching career in the 2004-05 season at Marist University.


An All-American at Temple University, Martin was a member of both the women's soccer and lacrosse teams from 1999 to 2003. For lacrosse, Martin was a member of three consecutive Atlantic 10 championship teams and was named to three Atlantic 10 All-Tournament teams. In addition, Martin was named to the All-Conference First Team during both her sophomore and junior seasons and was named the Most Outstanding Player of the 2001 and 2002 A-10 Tournaments.


A 2004 graduate of Temple, Martin received her bachelor's degree in sport and recreation management.

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