Kim Fish comes to the Haven after wrapping up her collegiate career at Florida Southern University. Fish had in outstanding career in the net for the Mocs after starting 48 games in her career.  In her second season with the Lady Eagles she will look to help the Haven to success and coach the goalkeepers.

Last season, she finished second in the Sunshine State Conference (SSC) with 105 saves (6.2 per game), which ranked her as one of the top goalies in the country. On the season, she racked up a 1.81 goals against average.

During her career, Fish was named SSC Player of the Week three times. She leaves the program as the schools leader in goals against average (1.59) and shutouts (7).

Fish will look to play an instrumental role in furthering the development of the Lady Eagles goalkeepers while aiding in all other coaching capacities.

"I feel extremely honored to be joining the Lock Haven athletic staff, and look forward to working with coach Davis and the team,” Fish said. I have always dreamt of being able to coach at the collegiate level and LHU has given me that opportunity.”

Fish is working toward the completion of the Master’s of Education program at Lock Haven.