September 7, 2005 LHU Softball Names Spiezio GA Coach
	LOCK HAVEN, Pa. – Former Lock Haven University softball center fielder Lynn Spiezio was named graduate assistant coach for Lock Haven University softball today (Sept. 7).    This marks the first time in LHU softball history that the team has had a GA coach. Spiezio currently holds three LHU career records, including the most at bats (554), stolen bases (82), and hits (202).  “As one of the top softball players in school history we are excited to have Lynn back to work with the team,” said head coach Kelley Green. “Her skill set as a leadoff hitter and outfielder will be valuable additions from an instructional point of view. Spiezio finished her career with a .365 batting average. In 2005 she was named to the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional All Tournament team and was an all-conference selection four times. Her duties will include working with the outfielders, teaching slap-hitting, administer study hall, and increasing participation in camps and clinics. “I came back to the team because there is no better coaching staff in the conference then coach (Kelley) Green and (Kelly) Shannon,” said Spiezio. “I wanted the best experience to help me grow as a coach and I knew I would get it here,” she added.
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