Loehr Named Lady Warriors' Head Coach
Kennell Steps Back from Squad, Retains Men's Team

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. --- Lycoming women’s soccer will be under leadership when the team opens its regular season schedule on Saturday afternoon.  Current Lycoming men’s and women’s soccer assistant coach Trevor Loehr has been named the new Lady Warriors head coach in an announcement made by the Lycoming athletic department.

Scott Kennell, who has coached both Warrior squads for the past four seasons, will remain as the men’s team head coach.

“Coach Loehr will do an excellent job with the women’s team,” explained Coach Kennell.  “He knows the team, knows the players, and is prepared to guide them to a successful season.”

A 1999 graduate of Lycoming, Coach Loehr looks forward to his new role at his alma mater.

“I’m very excited for this opportunity,” mentioned Coach Loehr.  “I’m hopeful that the transition will be as smooth as possible so that we can work towards a successful season.  This team has the talent to play with anybody in the conference and make a run at a postseason berth.”

Coach Loehr has spent the last four seasons as an assistant for the men’s soccer team and the last two with the women’s squad.  He has also coached at Williamsport Area High School and Giddings State School in Texas.  He has earned his National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) National Diploma and is in the process of achieving his Advanced National Diploma.

During his playing days at Lycoming, Coach Loehr was a four year member of the Warrior men’s team.  He earned several honors including the team’s most improved player award and a First Team All-Conference nod.

Coach Loehr resides in Williamsport with his wife, Vicki, and their daughters Ava and Anna.