Director's Bio

Babson College Head Field Hockey Coach Julie Ryan has been at the helm of the program for six seasons and compiled a 70-54 record. In 2010 she helped Babson to a 16-6 mark with the program’s first ever NEWMAC Championship and a trip to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. She was named NEWMAC Coach of the Year and New England East Regional Coach of the Year for her efforts.

Julie began her coaching career as the Yale University Assistant Coach and then went on to be the Assistant Coach for Division III powerhouse Springfield College and Division I Nationally Ranked Boston College, bringing success along with her each step of the way. Yale won the Divison I ECAC Tournament, Springfield College won the NEWMAC Conference and Boston College finished ranked #16 in the nation all when Julie was on staff.

Julie graduated from Quinnipiac University as four-year letter winner in field hockey. As a senior she earned several honors including; first team Mid-East Regional All-American, Mid-East Regional Academic All-American, NFHCA Senior All-Star, Northeast Conference First Team and Northeast Conference Player of the Year. Julie also led the squad to their first-ever NCAA appearance. For these outstanding efforts, Quinnipiac selected her as the Female Athlete of the Year. This past fall she was inducted into Quinnipiac’s Hall of Fame as the youngest member of the prestigious group.

Coach Ryan previously served as a head coach in the USFHA Futures Program, where she had been involved for 7 years. She also spent time as an assistant coach for the Cape Cod Classic Super Sophs program, where she helped select the top freshman and sophomores across Cape Cod. This summer marks Ryan's tenth season as a Revolution Field Hockey Camp Director.