Maryette Stuart enters her first season as an assistant coach with the field hockey program and as a facilities assistant. Stuart aids the field hockey program in every facet, including recruiting, game preparation and on-field coaching responsibilities. In her role as facilities assistant, Stuart is responsible for scheduling, maintenance and oversight of all indoor events in the Marcelle Athletic Complex while also serving as liaison between facilities and athletics. "We are very excited to have Maryette join our program," said head coach Bill Davidson. "She has been a wonderful role model as a student athlete and we look forward to her passing along her knowledge and leadership of the game to our student-athletes." A 2010 graduate of Boston University, Stuart has worked as a personal trainer and group fitness instructor at BU's Fitness and Recreation Center. Additionally, she served as a strength coach for the Boston English High School "Get Ready" Program and spent the past two summers working for Mike Boyle Strength and Conditioning. During her time at BU, Stuart interned with Harvard's Strength and Conditioning program and also served as a coach and instructor with several regional field hockey camps. Stuart, who earned her Bachelor of Science in Health Science, is currently pursuing her Master's in Education at Boston University. Stuart was a midfielder and team captain for the Terriers' Field Hockey team from 2006-11. A 2007 America East Rookie Team selection, she appeared in 73 games making 57 starts and recorded 21 points on seven goals and seven assists. During her time at BU the Terriers won three America East Championships and made three NCAA Tournament Appearances. An NFHCA Academic All-American as a senior, she was also a four-time America East Academic Honor Roll selection and was named to the Division I Field Hockey National Academic Team as a junior. A native of Cumberland, Maine, Stuart captained Greely High to consecutive league titles while earning All-State and NFHCA Regional All-America honors as a senior. |
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