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#98 Lake Forest High School and Blue Fusion Field Hockey Club 4.0 GPA 1st Team All Conference
DIAA Scholar Athlete National Honor Society
-Learn shooting drills that train shots off the post, footwork, quick shots, chips and more -Competitive drills that develop game-ready skills -Train your defense to push attackers out of the middle of the field and to use the sideline as a defender -Discover rapid-fire, intense drills that double as conditioners
Championship Winning Field Hockey Coach, 466-130-17 Winning Record
Bertie
Landes, a member of the National Field Hockey Coaches Association
(NFHCA) Hall of Fame, enters her 18th season as Shippensburg
University’s head field hockey coach in 2016. Landes has more
wins than any other active coach at the NCAA Division II level and also
leads her active brethren in career winning percentage. She has built
and maintained SU’s modern tradition of excellence, having brought the
school its first NCAA Division II championship in any sport in school
history. The first SU coach to be inducted into a national
coaching hall of fame, Landes enters 2016 with a career record of
466-130-17. Through 36 seasons, her career winning percentage is .774 –
which ranks among the Top 11 marks in NCAA history. Landes also ranks
third all-time among NCAA Division II coaches and 11th among all
divisions for career victories. Landes became a national champion in 2013, as Shippensburg University
claimed a 2-1 overtime victory over LIU Post to win the NCAA Division
II Field Hockey Championship. The Raiders, making their 10th NCAA
Tournament appearance in 11 years, finished the season with a 20-1
record after defeating the Pioneers in the finals and Millersville in
the semifinals. Her efforts led to being named the 2013 4U Field
Hockey/NFHCA Division II National Coach of the Year, marking Landes’
first NFHCA national coach of the year honor. The 2013 season marked her
fourth at Shippensburg with 20 or more wins. While at the helm
of the Raiders, Landes has won nearly 80 percent of her games, posting a
record of 282-74-1 through 17 seasons. She has been named a
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Coach of the Year six
times: 1999, 2003, 2005, 2009, 2010 and 2011 while earning National
Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) South Region Coach of the Year
honors four times: 1999, 2005, 2010 and 2013. During Landes’
tenure, Shippensburg has won at least 12 games each season and never
lost more than eight in one year. Additionally, the field hockey program
has had 31 unique All-Americans while under Landes’ direction and 48
total selections since 1999.
After completing her undergraduate degree, Landes taught health and
physical education while coaching field hockey and basketball in the
East Pennsboro School District from 1970-75. She then spent two years as
the head women’s basketball and tennis coach at Swarthmore College,
also serving as an instructor in the physical education department. For
almost 20 years, Landes served as a field hockey umpire and a
basketball official on both the high school and college level. She has
also been active as a women’s lacrosse referee and softball umpire while
coaching at numerous summer field hockey camps. A native of
Collegeville, Pennsylvania, Landes earned her bachelor of science in
health and physical education from Lock Haven in 1970 and her master of
arts in education from Beaver College in 1983. Book this course.....
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