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Kendra spent all seven of
her head coaching seasons with the Tartans, posting a
67-44-12 record and Eastern Collegiate Athletic
Conference Mid-Atlantic Tournament championships
in 2003 and 2004. Kendra
turned around the CMU soccer program in the past four
seasons, posting three ECAC playoff appearances and a
48-15-10 ledger.
“We are very pleased to
have attracted someone of the quality of Heather Kendra to
our women’s soccer position,” Taylor said. “In every
aspect of her preparation and experience she has been
successful and she has gained the confidence and respect
of soccer colleagues at all levels. I think Heather is a
great fit for Lock Haven University, and we are excited
about what she will offer our student-athletes.”
As a player at Plymouth State College, Kendra earned
Second Team Regional All-American
honors as a midfielder in both 1994 and 1995. Kendra
earned a B.S. in physical education/exercise science in
1996.
Later, Kendra moved on to the
University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she completed her
M.A. in Physical Education/Sport Administration.
Kendra replaces Peter Campbell as Lady Eagle head
coach.
Campbell
returns to his associate athletic director duties after a
one-season appointment.
In addition to her
duties at Lock Haven, Kendra coaches with the
Pennsylvania West state organization and is a member of
the Region I coaching staff. Kendra holds a USSF "A"
coaching license.
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