Moon Township, Pa. - Robert Morris University head women's lacrosse coach Katy Phillips announced Wednesday the hiring of Kari Morrison as an assistant coach.
"We are extremely excited to have Kari join our staff," Phillips said. "She brings a wealth of knowledge and experience after student coaching and playing at the Atlantic Coast Conference level."
Morrison, a graduate of Virginia Tech, started three years between the pipes for the Hokies. She earned All-Atlantic Coast Conference Academic Team honors in three consecutive seasons. On the field, Morrison ranks as Virginia Tech's all-time leader in ground balls and she led the nation in regular-season saves in 2008 with 208 stops. She also sits second in the Hokie record book in career saves and set the Virginia Tech single-season record for ground balls in 2008 with 65. Following her playing career, she spent a season as an undergraduate assistant coach with Virginia Tech.
Morrison graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2010 with a degree in human nutrition, foods and exercise.