Hall of Fame
Jacqueline Elizabeth Krum was a standout goalkeeper for D&E women's soccer, earning All-WVIAC honors in each of her first two seasons. Krum was named to the All-WVIAC Second Team in 2007 and 2008 and was the recipient of the FOSS ACE (Achievement, Commitment, Excellence) Award in 2008-09. She also helped the Senators capture the 2009 regular-season championship. Krum played for coaches Mat Santoro and Raul Ovalle.
A standout student as well as an athlete, Krum graduated from D&E in 2010 as a summa cum laude graduate and salutatorian with a degree in elementary education and minors in history and social sciences. She later earned a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction from George Mason University in 2012.
Krum has built a career in education and currently serves as a school-based technology specialist. She provides leadership, planning, coaching, instruction and instructional support to educators as they integrate technology to support student learning and achievement.
Among Krum's favorite memories from her time at D&E was preseason camp at Camp Horseshoe during her freshman year. What started with a coach trying to get her excited about camp and a teammate describing the food as "gross" became a memorable team-building experience. Spending a week together through three-a-day practices helped create the team bond that Krum remembers fondly from her time as a Senator.
