West Virginia University Women's Soccer

Sandy Cole-DeMent serves as assistant director for student-athlete development. She has previously served as an educational academic counselor for the WVU student-athletes since 1990. She graduated Phi Kappa Phi in health and physical education from WVU in 1989, and received a master's in education administration in 1990. She is working toward a doctorate in counseling and sport behavior. While a graduate assistant, she worked with the university academic services department. Cole-DeMent is a member of the National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics, and received the 2000 Curbstone Quarterback Award from the Morgantown Touchdown Club. A native of Morgantown and an avid Mountaineer fan, the St. Francis High graduate and her husband, Rex, live in Star City.

Will Davidson joined the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics in July 2024 as a content creator in the digital media department. In this role, he is responsible for the creation and the development of WVU's digital initiatives on social media and the web for women's soccer and gymnastics. Davidson comes to WVU following a four-year stint working in the University of South Carolina's athletic department as a creative media intern. He was responsible for generating ideas, creating and producing long- and short-form video content for Gamecock football, baseball and volleyball. His work experience also includes video and editing for South Carolina football, men's basketball, baseball and volleyball, as well as serving as the unit's intern leader. He counts a student freelancer role with Gamecock Productions and a multi-media journalist position for Carolina News and Reporter among his professional work experiences. Davidson earned a bachelor-of-arts degree in broadcast journalism from South Carolina in 2024.