Ashley Tack
Assistant Coach
Ashley Tack brings a wealth of lacrosse experience and coaching acumen to her role as assistant coach of the Women's Lacrosse team at Westminster in her second season at Westminster University.. Hailing from Draper, Utah, Ashley's lacrosse journey began in the third grade, setting the stage for a remarkable career both as a player and a coach.
As an alumna of Juan Diego Catholic High School, Ashley's passion for lacrosse continued to flourish. Her talents eventually led her to the NCAA Division III level at the State University of New York, College at Brockport. There, she showcased her versatility as both a midfielder and defender, leaving an indelible mark on the program.
Throughout her collegiate career, Ashley played an instrumental role in the consistent success of the Brockport women's lacrosse team. With her leadership and skill, the team secured a place among the top 20 in women's lacrosse NCAA Division III rankings for all four years. Notably, during her sophomore year, the team achieved a program-high ranking of number 9 in the nation, a testament to Ashley's dedication and talent on the field.
Ashley's collegiate accolades include being named SUNYAC Defender of the Week multiple times, earning recognition as Brockport Athlete of the Week, and receiving SUNYAC Second Team All-Conference honors. She also had the privilege of participating in three NCAA Division III National Championship Tournaments, reaching the Sweet 16 each time.
Transitioning into coaching roles, Ashley continued to share her passion for lacrosse with aspiring athletes. She coached competitive high school club lacrosse with Utah Mamaci and Tenacity Lacrosse, where she also served as Program Director. At Juan Diego Catholic High School, Ashley served as Head Coach for the girls' lacrosse team, further honing her leadership and mentoring skills.
Ashley's commitment to coaching excellence extends beyond the local level. She had the honor of serving as Head Coach for the U17 Southwest Region at the Under Armour All America National Tournament in both 2021 and 2022, further solidifying her reputation as a respected and accomplished lacrosse coach.