Jared Krikorian ’15, returns for his second season as an assistant coach. In his first year, Krikorian worked with an offense that averaged 13 goals and 6 assists per game. His mentoring of the face-off specialist was highlighted by the success of first year Jacob Fowler, who recorded a win percentage of 61.5% and 120 groundballs, earning second team All-Conference honors. Before returning to Fredericksburg, Krikorian coached at Washington and Lee University as a defensive assistant and face-off coach. Krikorian helped coach the defense to a #12 defensive national ranking in goals allowed per game and increased the teams’ faceoff percentage by 5%. Within the faceoff unit Krikorian coached an honorable mention All-American.

As a student athlete at UMW, Krikorian played midfield for four years helping the team clinch an NCAA bid during the ’14 season. After graduating from UMW, Krikorian spent a year in Australia coaching in the South Australian State League. Krikorian then spent two years coaching at Daniel Hand High School in Madison, CT making it to two state championships. In his next role as head coach, Krikorian brought his alma mater, Hall High School, to the state semifinals.