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Head Coach. Email. bdelara@otterbein.edu. Phone. 614-823-3545. Local product Brooke Delara enters her first season as the head coach of Otterbein Women's Lacrosse in 2024, after being hired in December of 2023. Delara, a Lewis Center native and former star player at Capital University, is the fourth coach in program history.
- Delara Named Head Coach of Otterbein Women's Lacrosse ...
Otterbein has finished with an 8-8 record each of the past...
- Brooke Delara - Head Coach - Women's Lacrosse Coaches
Local product Brooke Delara enters her first season as the...
- Delara Named Head Coach of Otterbein Women's Lacrosse ...
Dec 18, 2023 · Otterbein has finished with an 8-8 record each of the past two seasons in women's lacrosse, making the OAC Tournament semifinals both times before coming up short of the title game. "I want us to be a family that operates as one unit through different experiences," said Delara, when asked about her vision/identity of Otterbein women's lacrosse moving forward.
Otterbein University Women's Lacrosse. 390 likes · 24 talking about this. The official facebook page for the Otterbein University Women's Lacrosse Team.
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Recent assistant Rachael Griffith has been hired on full-time as the next head coach of the #Otterbein University women's lacrosse program. Welcome, Coach Griffith! #OtterbeinLacrosse #Lax...
The first game for Women's Lacrosse is just over three weeks away... Seven starters (and four All-OAC performers) return for new head coach Rachael Griffith, who is looking to help the program...
48 Team Members. The 48-player men’s lacrosse team at Otterbein is kept in shape by one head coach and 3 assistant coaches. The Otterbein men’s lacrosse program paid out $144,134 in expenses while making $158,845 in total revenue. On the plus side, this means that the program made $14,711 in net profit for the school.
Local product Brooke Delara enters her first season as the head coach of Otterbein Women's Lacrosse in 2024, after being hired in December of 2023. Delara, a Lewis Center native and former star player at Capital University, is the fourth coach in program history.
