The Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association has announced the election results for the 2022 IWLCA Board of Directors, and head coach Akasha Kasper of the women's lacrosse program has been elected as the Division II representative.
The IWLCA re-structed the Board of Directors in 2017 in order to balance divisional representation. The new structure includes the four officers comprising the Executive Committee, as well as three representatives from each NCAA Division and one representing the NAIA. Each member of the Board of Directors serves a three-year term of office.
Kasper is an active member of the Officials Recruitment and Development Committee and has served on the All-American Selections regional sub-committee. Kasper will be serving on the IWLCA Board of Directors for the first time.
In her first year with the Chargers, Kasper guided UAH to an undefeated record in regular season conference play to clinch the regular season conference title before leading the team to its third consecutive GSC championship.
2022-23 IWLCA Board of Directors (terms begin July 1)
Name | Institution | Title |
Liz Grote | Bowdoin College | IWLCA President |
Gina Oliver Thomas | University of Cincinnati | IWLCA Vice President |
Kelly Gallagher | University of Tampa | IWLCA Secretary |
Kelsey Howard | Colby College | IWLCA Treasurer |
Sarah Dalton Graddock | University of Vermont | Division I Representative |
Gabby Capuzzi | Ohio State University | Division I Representative |
Katie Rhodes Abbott | LaSalle University | Division I Representative |
Akasha Kasper | University of Alabama in Huntsville | Division II Representative |
Meghan Dennehy | UVA-Wise | Division II Representative |
Liz Beville | Le Moyne College | Division II Representative |
Kate Livesay | Middlebury College | Division III Representative |
Nora Fallon-Oben | Hartwick College | Division III Representative |
Karrie Moore | Ithaca College | Division III Representative |
Mary Ann Meltzer* | Lawrence Tech | NAIA Representative * |
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