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Delaware Women’s Soccer Coach Shannon Coley Gets Promotion

Thursday, March 12, 2026 at 3:22 PM

The University of Delaware women's soccer program has elevated Shannon Coley to associate head coach after three years with the team. Head coach Kelly Lawrence made the announcement Wednesday, recognizing Coley's valuable contributions to the Blue Hens staff.

NEWARK, Del. – The University of Delaware women’s soccer program has elevated a key staff member to a higher position within the coaching ranks.

Head coach Kelly Lawrence announced Wednesday that Shannon Coley will take on the role of associate head coach, marking a significant step up for the longtime Blue Hens assistant.

Coley has served as an essential member of Delaware’s women’s soccer coaching staff for the past three seasons, helping guide the program through recent campaigns.

The promotion reflects Coley’s growing influence and contributions to the Blue Hens soccer program as Lawrence continues to build her coaching structure in Newark.

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