Molly Lehman-Lewis is the Head Coach at Belmont Abbey College. She started her coaching career at The Abbey in 2010 and went on to coach at High Point University in 2012 and Queen’s University of Charlotte in Spring of 2017 before returning to the Abbey in October 2017. She has lead the Crusaders to 4 winning record seasons and multiple Conference Championship appearances.
Additionally, Lehman-Lewis works as the Director of Coaching with Ultimate Lacrosse Club and is a Coaching Development Trainer with US Lacrosse
Kylie Eastman is the assistant coach at Belmont Abbey College. Eastman, originally from Mechanicsville, Virginia, began playing lacrosse in 9th grade where she played all 4 years on varsity. After graduating in 2017, she decided to continue her lacrosse career at Belmont Abbey College. Kylie was team captain her Junior and Senior year, as well as capturing multiple conference player of the week awards and the IWLCA national player of the week award. She earned first team all conference her Sophomore, Junior, and Senior year. Additionally, In her Sophomore year of college she had the most points in all of division II with 91 goals and 40 assists, resulting in 131 points in one season. Kylie led the nation in points and assists her Senior year as well. She also broke Belmont Abbey’s total career points and career assists, with 344 points and 135 assists, respectively. In her final year at the Abbey, she was awarded the conference Carolinas player of the year award.
Kylie’s coaches club lacrosse for Ultimate based out of Charlotte NC
Kylie Eastman is the assistant coach at Belmont Abbey College. Eastman, originally from Mechanicsville, Virginia, began playing lacrosse in 9th grade where she played all 4 years on varsity. After graduating in 2017, she decided to continue her lacrosse career at Belmont Abbey College. Kylie was team captain her Junior and Senior year, as well as capturing multiple conference player of the week awards and the IWLCA national player of the week award. She earned first team all conference her Sophomore, Junior, and Senior year. Additionally, In her Sophomore year of college she had the most points in all of division II with 91 goals and 40 assists, resulting in 131 points in one season. Kylie led the nation in points and assists her Senior year as well. She also broke Belmont Abbey’s total career points and career assists, with 344 points and 135 assists, respectively. In her final year at the Abbey, she was awarded the conference Carolinas player of the year award.
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