Bryn Mawr College Girls Lacrosse Camp

Molly Fernandez will be the girls lacrosse coach at The Shipley School this coming season. Fernandez recently completed her Masters Degree and Graduate Assistant Coach tenure with Temple University Lacrosse Program.  Prior to her two years as an owl, Fernandez was a 4-year letter winner at Penn State. As a senior and team captain in 2013, Fernandez started in 20 games and ranked third on the team with 30 goals. She helped lead the Nittany Lions to a 14-7 record, their most wins since 1999, and to the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals for a second straight year.

In her junior season, Fernandez led Penn State with 35 goals, recording at least a hat trick in five games. She was a standout freshman at Penn State, registering at least one point in all 17 starts. She was named the American Lacrosse Conference (ALC) Rookie of the Week three times, and ranked second on the team in points with 40, scoring 27 goals while adding 13 assists.

Fernandez, was named a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar after the completion of her undergraduate degree in Rehabilitation and human services.

A native of Baltimore, Fernandez was a four-year letterwinner and All-Ameican at the McDonogh School in Owings Mill, Md. She led her team to the IAAM 'A' Conference Championship for the first time in school history in her senior year and was named an Under Armour All-American.

Fernandez is also currently the head lacrosse coach of Skywalkers 2019 Blue team in Baltimore Maryland and appears as a guest coach for NXT lacrosse teams in Philadelphia.

Bryn Mawr College Director of Athletics Kathy Tierney announced the hiring of Kelly Barnes as the new head coach of the Bryn Mawr lacrosse team on Monday, June 27, 2016. Barnes becomes the 11th head coach in the recorded history of the program and brings a tremendously strong background with her to the helm of the program.

Barnes got her first taste of collegiate lacrosse as a standout player at Georgetown University. A four-year letter winner, Barnes was named Rookie of the Year in her first season with the Hoyas. She was voted onto the watch list for the prestigious Tewaaraton Award for both her junior and senior seasons, and she also received IWLCA All-American honors. A two-year captain for the team, Barnes also was nominated to partake in a national leadership academy and spent almost three years crafting and developing her leadership skills through the program.

Following her time at Georgetown, Barnes continued to turn heads as a member of the USA Women's National Lacrosse Team. She was a member of the 36-player roster training to compete in the 2014 World Cup, and she also received the Aimee Willard Award as the top collegiate player during the 2012 national team tryouts. Barnes also was in the midst of pursuing her master's degree at Saint Joseph's at the same time, where she served as assistant coach for the Hawks lacrosse team for two years.

Barnes has plenty of other experience in the lacrosse world on her resume as well. She spent four years as the Co-founder and coach for GAME LACROSSE LLC, which served to inspire the next generation of lacrosse girls looking to enhance their skills through club teams and clinics. Barnes also played professional lacrosse with Team STX, where she was also elected a captain of the squad. Most recently, Barnes spent a season as a coach for Radnor High School while also serving as a teacher's aide in the special education department.