Landyn White

Biography

Coach Landyn White is entering her second season with the Tigers after being hired in July 2024. Before beginning her coaching career at Clemson, White was a six-year letter-winner for the UConn Huskies. In her first year with Clemson, White helped senior Emily Lamparter to secure a top five season statistically in the ACC in terms of save percentage, total saves and goals against average. Additionally, she helped establish the Clemson defense as one of the nation’s elite with the Tigers ranking top 10 nationally in scoring defense. White was a standout player at UConn, where White earned numerous accolades, including being thrice-named the Big East Goalie of the Year, Inside Lacrosse All-American Honorable Mention, USA Lacrosse All-American Honorable Mention, a IWLCA All-Northeast Region First Team honoree, twice named to the IWLCA All-Northeast Region Second Team and Big East All-Tournament Team. As a goalie, she recorded over 700 saves, with 217 coming in her fifth year, setting a single-season program record for the Huskies. “Landyn obviously was a tremendous goalkeeper on three-straight NCAA Tournament teams at UConn, but she also has been coaching at the youth and club level throughout her collegiate career. As an Atlanta native, Landyn already has an understanding of what makes this place so special and will be a tremendous addition to the staff. We’re thrilled to add two women of this caliber to our staff,” said Head Coach Allison Kwolek. White graduated from UConn in