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Harford Community College

Harford Community College Athletics
 Susquehanna Ctr - 401 Thomas Run Rd Bel Air, MD 21015
NJCAA Maryland Northeast
Public Medium Competitive team
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Dara Woizesko

Dara Woizesko was named the head coach of the Harford Community College women's lacrosse program in November, 2022.


Coach Woizewsko's experience at almost every level of women's lacrosse solidifies a thriving Fighting Owls program. Her college career was spent at NCAA Division III Roanoke College, where she played midfield for four seasons. Upon her graduation from Roanoke, she began coaching at Ohio Wesleyan University. There, she was the assistant women's lacrosse coach for three seasons, taking the team into the conference finals and national playoffs three times in a row. While coaching at OWU, Dara earned her Master's Degree in Physical Activity and Education at The Ohio State University.


Upon her graduation from The Ohio State University, Dara moved to the west coast where she coached and officiated at the high school and club levels for four seasons. In 2012, she moved to Baltimore and continued her coaching career at a local middle school.


Coach Woizesko currently works at USA Lacrosse as a senior manager of coaching development. She works directly with trainers, coaches, program leaders, parents, and others looking to learn more about lacrosse. The nationwide program offers teaching techniques, best practices in athlete development, and how to implement the USA Lacrosse coaching philosophy. She is also a USA Lacrosse Level 3 women's game certified coach and is currently pursuing her men's game certification.


Coach Woizesko is looking forward to getting to know the Harford Community College players and leading the team towards another successful season.

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Lisa Still

Lisa (Parr) Still, former NJCAA All-American, returns for her fifth season on the staff under head coach Nikki Murphy.


In 2015, she helped the Fighting Owls to the program's first Region XX Championship with a 22-12 win over Nassau. Harford won 10 games, the second-most in school history, behind the 11-4 2002 team. Parr also helped the team earn another share of the conference title and mentored Karley Bush, the program's all-time leading scorer with 112 goals and 128 points.


In 2014, Parr helped guide the team to a 9-8 campaign, marking the first time since 2008 that the Fighting Owls finished above .500. Harford advanced to the Region XX Championship Final and the NJCAA Tournament for the second-straight season. All four MD JUCO teams finished with identical 3-3 records, and the Fighting Owls shared the 2014 MD JUCO Title.


Parr helped step up and lead Harford to an eight-win season, the second-most in school history in her second year on the sidelines. While Murphy stepped away on maternity leave, Parr and fellow assistant Cailey Aburn guided the team.


Parr was a star for the Harford women's lacrosse team from 2007-08, ranking in the top 10 in the nation in goals both years and finishing with a school record 86 goals and 102 points. As a sophomore, she ranked fifth in the NJCAA with 51 goals, earning NJCAA All-American honors.


She graduated from Towson with a degree in health science in 2011.

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