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Sue Murphy

Sue Murphy

AT STETSON
Veteran collegiate lacrosse coach Sue Murphy was named head coach of the Stetson Women's Lacrosse program ahead of the 2025 season… Brought more than two decades of collegiate head coaching experience to DeLand, including successful NCAA Division I tenures at Boston University and Richmond. Murphy's first two seasons with the Hatters have focused on establishing a competitive foundation while developing the program within the ASUN… The 2026 season included several significant milestones, highlighted by Stetson's first victories over Liberty and Coastal Carolina, back-to-back overtime wins to open ASUN play and multiple postseason and academic honors.
MURPHY AT A GLANCE
151+ CAREER HEAD COACHING WINS | NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCE | 4-TIME CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR
3 Atlantic 10 Tournament Championships • 3 A10 Regular-Season Titles • Top-10 National Rankings at Boston University & Richmond
BUILDING THE HATTERS
Murphy took over the Stetson program with extensive experience building and leading successful collegiate lacrosse teams… Her first two seasons in DeLand have centered on player development, competitiveness and establishing a foundation for continued growth within the ASUN Conference. That progress became especially visible in 2026 as the Hatters recorded multiple program-first victories and showed an ability to win close conference games… Stetson opened ASUN play with consecutive overtime victories and finished the conference schedule with three wins.
2026 PROGRAM MILESTONES
First Win Over Liberty • First Win Over Coastal Carolina • Back-to-Back ASUN Overtime Wins
3 ASUN Victories • 2 ASUN All-Freshman Selections • 6 ASUN All-Academic Selections
2026 SEASON
Stetson's 2026 campaign included one of the most dramatic wins in program history when the Hatters earned a 12-11 overtime victory at Liberty… Ryley Heilmann tied the game with 11 seconds remaining in regulation before Kathleen Nichols scored the game-winning goal in overtime. The victory marked Stetson's first win over Liberty and moved the Hatters to 2-0 in ASUN play after opening conference action with back-to-back overtime victories. Stetson also earned its first victory over Coastal Carolina during the season and finished conference play with three ASUN wins.
BREAKTHROUGH WINS
12-11 OT AT LIBERTY | FIRST PROGRAM WIN OVER COASTAL CAROLINA
Consecutive Overtime Wins to Open ASUN Play • 3 Conference Victories
DEVELOPING THE HATTERS
Individual development accompanied Stetson's progress during the 2026 season… Freshmen Ryley Heilmann and Mickey Thomas were selected to the ASUN All-Freshman Team. Six Hatters — Sydney Jenkins, Anya Lucia Phillips, Maya Sellinger, Lexi Bird, Kathleen Nichols and Heidi Cross — earned ASUN All-Academic recognition. Bird led the Hatters with 45 points, recording 22 goals and a team-high 23 assists… Nichols led Stetson with 30 goals… Heilmann produced 25 goals and seven assists during her freshman campaign while also leading the team with 44 draw controls.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Murphy spent six seasons as head coach at Boston University, compiling 55 victories while developing the Terriers into a nationally recognized program… Was named America East Coach of the Year in both 1999 and 2000. Her 1999 team recorded 15 victories before the Terriers climbed as high as No. 11 nationally in 2000 and earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament… Boston University rose as high as No. 6 in the national rankings the following season. Murphy coached 21 All-Conference selections during her tenure with the Terriers.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY AT A GLANCE
55 Wins • NCAA Tournament Appearance • No. 6 National Ranking
2-Time America East Coach of the Year • 15-Win Season • 21 All-Conference Selections
RICHMOND
Murphy continued her Division I head coaching career at Richmond, recording 76 victories over eight seasons… The Spiders captured three consecutive Atlantic 10 regular-season championships from 2006-08 and three consecutive A10 Tournament Championships from 2005-07. Richmond climbed as high as No. 9 nationally during Murphy's tenure… She was named Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year in both 2005 and 2006. Murphy coached 30 All-Conference players at Richmond, including seven Atlantic 10 Player of the Year honorees.
RICHMOND AT A GLANCE
3 A10 TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS | 3 A10 REGULAR-SEASON TITLES | NO. 9 NATIONAL RANKING
76 Wins • 2-Time A10 Coach of the Year • 30 All-Conference Players • 7 A10 Player of the Year Honorees
PFEIFFER & EARLY COACHING CAREER
Murphy returned to collegiate coaching as head coach at Pfeiffer University in 2024… The Falcons recorded seven victories during her season leading the program before she accepted the head coaching position at Stetson. Murphy began her collegiate head coaching career at Muhlenberg, where she led both the lacrosse and field hockey programs.
USA LACROSSE & PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
Murphy's coaching experience extends beyond the collegiate game… She served as head coach of the United States Developmental Team from 2001-06. In 2011, Murphy launched STORM Lacrosse in central Virginia, developing travel teams while using her collegiate network to help more than 230 student-athletes continue their lacrosse careers at the college level. She merged the STORM Lacrosse travel teams into the Richmond Strikers organization in 2018 and served as Director of Coaching through 2020… Murphy has also operated the Beach Blast Lax Tournament in Lewes, Del., since 2012.
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
230+ Student-Athletes Placed in Collegiate Programs
U.S. Developmental Team Head Coach • STORM Lacrosse Founder • Richmond Strikers Director of Coaching
WHAT THEY'RE SAYING
"I am thrilled Coach Murphy has agreed to lead our women's lacrosse program. She has led nationally-ranked programs and established long-lasting relationships with student-athletes. She is poised to take our lacrosse program to the next level."
— Ricky Ray, Director of Athletics
"I want to thank Ricky Ray, the search committee and university leadership for providing me this incredible opportunity to lead Stetson lacrosse. Stetson University is a complete gem – high academics, excellent facilities, great support staff, student-athletes committed to continuous improvement and palm trees! I can't wait to get to work."
— Sue Murphy
"Stetson hit a home run with their hiring of Sue Murphy. I have known Sue for 35 years and she is not only an amazing coach but an equally incredible person. Sue has had success at every level of the game and I expect she will see continued success at Stetson."
— Mandy O'Leary, Head Coach, Florida
"Stetson has made an inspired choice in hiring Sue Murphy to lead their women's lacrosse program. Sue is one of the most passionate and enthusiastic coaches I know. She brings an upbeat, positive energy to every challenge, as well as decades of success in the sport. I am confident the women's lacrosse players at Stetson will enjoy being coached by Sue and grow significantly under her leadership. The program is in great hands with this experienced and dedicated coach."
— Chris Sailer, Former Head Coach, Princeton
COACHING CAREER
Murphy's collegiate head coaching career includes stops at Stetson, Pfeiffer, Richmond, Boston University and Muhlenberg… Has accumulated more than 150 career victories and has led teams to eight or more wins in a season nine times. Her résumé includes four conference Coach of the Year awards, six combined Atlantic 10 regular-season and tournament championships, an NCAA Tournament appearance and top-10 national rankings at both Boston University and Richmond.
PLAYING CAREER
Murphy was a standout collegiate lacrosse player at the University of Massachusetts… Earned All-America honors twice during her career with the Minutewomen. Following her collegiate career, Murphy continued competing at the national level as a member of the U.S. Lacrosse National Squad from 1990-92.
EDUCATION
Murphy earned a Bachelor of Science in sport management from the University of Massachusetts in 1990.
PERSONAL
Murphy has two daughters, Abby and Sara… Abby competed in field hockey at Appalachian State and Queens, while Sara played collegiate lacrosse at Winthrop.