Malorie Stockwell is in her second season as the head coach of the Davis & Elkins College Women's Lacrosse program, after being announced to the position prior to the 2017 season.
In her first season, Stockwell's tutelage helped the Senators to four All-Conference honors and three All-Freshman honors, including the Freshman of the Year in Lydia Eichhorst.
Stockwell came to Elkins after three seasons as the head lacrosse coach at the University of Pikeville, leading the team into its first varsity season of competition in 2016.
After getting lacrosse up and running at Pikeville, Stockwell coached the Bears in a club season in 2015 before their inaugural season in 2016 in the National Women's Lacrosse League (NWLL) of the NAIA.
Stockwell left a mark on the NWLL by serving as the head coach of the South team in the NWLL All-Star game in which she also had two student athletes selected to. She also guided Shelby
Campbell to an NWLL Honorable Mention All-American recognition.
Prior to arriving at Pikeville, Stockwell served as the head field hockey coach at King’s Fork High School (Va.) and co-head coach of the Atlanta based Team Crease Lacrosse Club. She also spent two seasons with the LaGrange (Ga.) College lacrosse team as a graduate assistant.
Stockwell was a student assistant with the lacrosse team at Elmira (N.Y.) College in 2011, working with goalies and the defense and served as Liverpool Middle School’s (N.Y.) lacrosse coach and the Liverpool Varsity’s goalie coach in 2009.
At Elmira, Stockwell served as lacrosse team captain for two years and was the school's Rookie of the Year. As a goalie, she is Elmira’s record holder in wins per season (11), saves per season (208), career wins, career saves (402), goals-against average (8.4), save percentage (58.7), goals-against average for a career (8.84) and save percentage for a career (55.4). She was an All-Empire 8 Honorable Mention and Second Team All-Conference selection.
Stockwell was selected as the Empire 8 Goalie of the week six times and ranked sixth in Division III for save percentage in 2006. Stockwell played club lacrosse with the Star Riders and was a member of the New York State National team in 2003 and 2004.
A Syracuse, N.Y., native, Stockwell received her Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Liberal Arts and Classic Studies from Elmira and her Masters of Arts in Teaching from LaGrange.
