Jayme Goldkind

Jayme Goldkind is the Assistant Field Hockey Coach at Franklin & Marshall College.

Jayme Goldkind joined the Diplomats as an assistant coach in 2018 and has been coaching Division III field hockey since her graduation in 2013.

In 2019, she was part of one of the most successful seasons in F&M history, setting five individual program records while remaining one of the top-ranked teams in Division III, culminating in a finish as the national runner-up. Goldkind was also part of a staff that garnered NFHCA South Region Coaching Staff of the Year accolades.

Goldkind joined the staff in 2018 when the Diplomats made the program's fifth-consecutive trip to the NCAA Sweet 16 and 10th-straight winning season after finishing the 2018 campaign with a 17-4, 9-1 CC mark.

Before F&M, Goldkind spent two years as an assistant at her alma mater, York, where she spent her first season assisting current Diplomat head coach Kaitlyn Eager. During Goldkind’s second season, the Spartans cracked the NFHCA Top-20 for the first time since 2001.

Goldkind’s first coaching stint was in 2013 when she became an assistant coach at Stevenson. During her time with the Mustangs, the squad won 39 matches including a school-record 15 during the 2014 season. The Mustangs advanced to the program's first-ever postseason as they participated in the 2014 ECAC Mid-Atlantic tournament.

As a player, she was a four-year member of the Spartan field hockey squad from 2009-2012. She is a 2013 York College graduate with a degree in psychology. In 2015 she received a degree in Autism Studies from Towson and is a Registered Behavior Health Technician at the Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities here in Lancaster. In the spring of 2020 Goldkind graduated from Central Penn College with a degree from their Physical Therapy Assistant program.

Goldkind is the co-owner of Fierce Field Hockey, a developmental field hockey program for ages K-12, whose mission is to grow the game and teach players how to be fierce on and off the field and prepare them for college play.