Davidson College Women's Lacrosse

Kim Wayne became head coach of the Davidson women's lacrosse program in July of 2008. She is in her 18th season at the helm of the program. The 2025 campaign was another big step for the program. The 'Cats went 12-5 (8-2 in A-10) and finished in third place during the regular season. This marked the fifth consecutive season with 10 or more victories. Kayla Joyce was named A-10 Goalkeeper of the Year and seven Wildcats landed on an all-conference team. Despite falling in the A-10 Quarterfinals, the senior class set a new program mark for career wins with 48 victories over their four-year tenures. The 2024 season proved to be a monumental one for the Wildcats, as Wayne led Davidson to double-digit wins for the fourth-straight season, the longest stretch in program history. The 'Cats also finished with a program-best 7-2 mark in Atlantic 10 play, while defeating Saint Joseph's for just the second time in school history and first since 2015.

Carson Walker joined the Davidson strength staff as a part time assistant strength and conditioning coach in September of 2021. Shortly after his initial sta...

Corryne Sulpizio joined Davidson College as the Assistant Coach of women's lacrosse in July of 2025. Sulpizio joins Davidson following coaching stops at La Salle and Franklin & Marshall and a four-year playing career as a defender at Slippery Rock University, where she helped lead her team to a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference appearance in 2018. Prior to her season as assistant coach with the Explorers, Sulpizio left her time with the Diplomats well-decorated after leading the team to back-to-back Centennial Conference Championship titles and NCAA Final Four berths. For her efforts, Sulpizio was recognized as a member of the Metro Region Coaching Staff of the Year following both the 2023 and 2024 seasons. During her time at Franklin & Marshall, she helped develop and train seven All-Americans and nine All-Centennial Conference athletes. While attending Slippery Rock, Sulpizio earned her Bachelor of Education in Health and Physical Education in 2021 before completing a Master's o

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