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Ramsey's UCSB teams won the WWLL Championship five times and were runners-up or successful in the league tournament third place game another six times. The Gauchos qualified for the WCLA National Tournament in nine of ten seasons and were national runners-up in 2013. Following his first stint at UCSB Ramsey moved east to coach at the NCAA Division I level at College of the Holy Cross in Massachusetts. The Crusaders made the Patriot League Tournament three times out of five under Ramsey and garnered upsets of Boston College, Bucknell, Colgate, Duquesne, Hofstra, Lehigh and UConn during regular season play. From there he assisted at nationally ranked Hofstra University on Long Island for two seasons. The Pride were eventually ranked 15th in the country while he was assisting in Hempstead.

A move to become head coach at Pepperdine University in Malibu pulled Ramsey back to California. Under Ramsey, the Waves went from unranked to 19^th ranked in the WDIA, now called the WCLA. When the UCSB position opened up after three years at Pepperdine Ramsey again became a Gaucho. His 2008, 2009 & 2012 UCSB teams won WWLL championships while the 2010 were runners-up and the 2011 team won the 3rd place. In 2013 the Gauchos marched all the way to the national championship game before losing to four-time champion Colorado State.

Ramsey switched gears in Fall 2016 and took on the role of Director for 805 Lacrosse Program. The program coordinates youth lacrosse, travel teams and tournaments in the Santa Barbara area.

Dan Kirkpatrick took over as head coach of the women's lacrosse program prior to the 2015 season. He immediately elevated the program to new heights and guided the Panthers through a historic 2016 season.

In just his second year at the helm, Kirkpatrick led Chapman to the best season in its brief history and earned an at-large bid into the NCAA Division III Tournament. By just its fourth season as a varsity program, he has molded the program into one of the best in the SCIAC and on the West Coast.

Kirkpatrick's program has made the SCIAC Tournament in each of his seasons as Head Coach. In 2020, Chapman was well on the way to keeping that streak alive when the season was cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kirkpatrick served as an assistant coach on the women's lacrosse team during its transition from a club sport to varsity sport. He spent three years as an assistant before being named the head coach.

Kirkpatrick began his coaching career in 2010, less than a year removed from his college playing career. Kirkpatrick was a four-year member of Chapman's men's lacrosse team, serving as the team goalie from 2006-09 and was inducted into the program's Hall of Fame in 2012. He spent five years as an assistant with the men's club team.

The women's lacrosse team finished its 2015 season 8-6 but made the leap to 15-5 in 2016. The Panthers advanced all the way to the SCIAC Championship match and earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament - the first in program history.

Kirkpatrick led the Panthers back into the SCIAC Tournament championship in 2017 - the Panthers third trip in five years. The Panthers had three consecutive winning seasons under Kirkpatrick's guidance (2015-17) and back-to-back double digit win seasons in 2016 and 2017. After the 2020 and 2021 seasons were cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic, he led the Panthers to a third double digit win season in 2021.

McIntyre brings coaching and playing experience to the new program. She was previously the assistant coach at Sewanee University in Tennessee for the past five years.

While at Sewanee, she helped the Tigers to an undefeated conference season in Southern Athletic Association (SAA) and a NCAA Tournament berth in 2015.

Through 2017-18, the team posted back-to-back SAA semifinal appearances. The seasons were highlighted by many top rankings in statistical categories. For the 2017 season, Sewanee's goalkeeper was the SAA Defensive Player of the Year and led all NCAA Division III goalkeepers with a .613 save percentage.

In 2018, the team led the conference in five statistical categories (assists per game, 7.56; caused turnovers per game, 17.0; groundballs per game, 29.33; saves percentage, .542; and scoring defense, 7.06). The program finished third nationally in caused turnovers and groundballs per game, and they were ranked 12th in all of Division III in saves percentage and scoring defense.

Before Sewanee, McIntyre spent three years as an assistant coach at McDaniel College in Maryland. She helped coach the Green Terror to the ECAC finals in 2013 and semifinals in 2014.

Prior to her coaching career, McIntyre was a goalkeeper for the Gettysburg women's lacrosse team, which won the 2011 NCAA Division III National Championship. Playing alongside an all-conference teammate in goal each year, McIntyre played in 34 games with 12 starts. In nearly 886 minutes between the pipes, she allowed 85 goals and made 104 saves.

Her 5.76 career goals-against average is second all-time in program history while her .550 save percentage is 11th all-time. She recorded a perfect 12-0 record in the cage, including a 7-0 mark in 2011. During her tenure, the team went 70-16, was the Centennial Conference runner-up and appeared in the NCAA tournament each year. She was part of three teams that reached championship weekend, culminating with the national title her senior season.

McIntyre earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology from Gettysburg College in 2011. She also completed her Master of Arts Degree in Counseling from McDaniel College.

2023: Started all seven games for Corban... record of 3-4 on the year, allowing 73 goals... recorded 77 saves, finished with a shot percentage of .513… set a program record 77 saves on the season, finished first (20 saves) and second (14 saves) for single match saves. Ranks second in record books with Goals Against Average of 10.43… Member of the 2023 Corban Women’s Lacrosse squad that finished 3-4 overall and set a program record of 101 goals scored. The team was also the least penalized in school history, with only four yellow cards distributed in all seven games played…

2022: A second-year member of the 2022 women’s lacrosse team…started every game in the goal for the Warriors…recorded 40 saves and eight groundballs…

2021: Member of the Inaugural 2021 Corban women’s lacrosse team who had their season severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Personal: Given her numerous accomplishments at the prep level, Nuse adds a fortifying presence in goal for the Warriors. Having been ranked as high as the sixth-best goalie in the nation at the prep level, she was an All-League honoree—as well as the team captain—at Santiago High School. Also competing for the SoCal Express in the club season, Nuse has a well-traveled lacrosse background.

She played club for San Diego Wave and high school at Santa Fe Christian HS where she was captain for 3 years. She is a third year Public Policy and Law major at UCSB and was the recipient of the Gaucho Award for the 2022-23 season for her leadership.

Fanger was an All-Northwest conference defender for the Bruins and helped them make their first NCAA postseason appearance after winning their fourth straight Northwest Conference title. Fanger was a member of three NWC championship teams and was a part of the class that elevated the program to its present-day level.

Hannah was a two-time captain in high school, selected Under Armour All-American, Orange County National Team Member for the USAL National Tournament, Mad Dog National Team, Pacific Coast League MVP and First-Team, Mad Dog West Elite starter, a 2x leading goal scorer, 4x Scholar Athlete, and Beckman High School Attacker of the Year.