Jen Dragoni Muston begins her sixth season as the head women’s lacrosse coach at York College of Pennsylvania as one of the top coaches in the region after leading York to a combined 27 wins in the last two seasons.

Muston led the 2012 Spartan squad to the best campaign in school history. The Green and White won a school-record 14 matches and earned the program's first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance. For her efforts, Muston was named the Capital Athletic Conference Coach-of-the-Year for the second consecutive year while she was also selected as the IWLCA Metro Region Coach-of-the-Year. The Spartans made their first appearance in the Capital Athletic Conference championship game after going 7-1 in the conference during the regular season.

In 2011, the sixth season of York's varsity women's lacrosse program, the Green and White posted an impressive 13-4 mark and reached the Capital Athletic Conference Tournament semifinals. For that effort, she was named the CAC Coach-of-the-Year by her conference peers.

Since Muston's arrival prior to the 2008 season, York has posted a 55-31 mark including ten-plus wins in four of her five seasons. For her career, Muston has coached 19 of York's 22 All-Capital Athletic Conference honorees, including a program-best seven selections in 2012. She is also responsible for recruiting and coaching 13 of York's 14 All-Region selections in addition to leading Kim Wayson to the program's first-ever IWLCA All-American award. Wayson was a second-team pick in 2012.

Guided by Muston, the Spartan program has begun an immense shift. A tireless recruiter and dedicated teacher of the game, Muston is steadily building a program that has made an impact in both the region and on the national scene. The Spartans begin the 2013 season ranked tenth nationally in the Lacrosse Magazine national preseason poll.

Prior to York, Muston served as an assistant women’s lacrosse coach at Goucher College for two seasons. She earned her master’s degree in education from Goucher as she was a Gopher from 2006 to 2007. Muston was responsible for assisting the head coach in all of the day-to-day aspects of running the Division III program. She assisted in planning practice, game strategies, student-athlete recruitment, scouting opponents, and game-tape breakdown.

Muston began her coaching career at the University of Maryland Baltimore County as she was an assistant coach in the spring of 2005. That coaching stint followed a stellar four-year career for the Retrievers. Muston was a four-year starter at UMBC and was a captain during her senior year. At the time of her graduation, Muston held the UMBC career assists record with 63 helpers while her 123 goals ranked her seventh on the Retrievers’ all-time list. She ended her career fifth on UMBC’s career points list with 186. A three-time first-team All-Northeast Conference selection, Muston was also the 2002 NEC tournament MVP and the 2003 conference Player-of-the-Year. She was named UMBC’s outstanding female athlete for the 2003-04 academic year. For those efforts, Muston was inducted into the UMBC Athletic Hall of Fame in the winter of 2012.

Updated 1/16/13

Ashley Fitzhugh returns to Dragoni’s staff for a sixth season. She took over the top assistant’s role in 2008 and will look to continue the program’s steady improvement.

Fitzhugh was a four-year starter for the University of Maryland Baltimore County, where she played under her maiden name of Staines, graduating from UMBC with a degree in psychology. From 1998-2002, she helped the Retrievers to a 44-25 record, three Northeast Conference Championships, and the program’s first-ever NCAA Division I Top-20 ranking.

She was twice named the NEC Player-of-the-Week during her career and was selected as the 2000 NEC tournament MVP. Fitzhugh currently holds the league’s tournament record for goals scored in a game and in the tournament. She led the Retrievers with 43 goals scored in 2000 and was a two-time All-NEC first-team choice in 2000 and 2001.

She now resides in Sparks, Maryland with her husband Andrew, and her children Stella and Logan.

Updated: 1/16/13

Danielle Seling returns to her alma mater to join head coach Jen Muston’s staff in 2013.

Seling was a member of the first three Spartan teams as she lettered in 2006, 2007, and 2008. She graduated with a B.S. in Sport Management and a minor in Marketing.

Seling got involved in coaching shortly after graduation as she joined Elizabethtown’s staff in July of 2008. During Seling’s tenure, the Blue Jays won a MAC Championship in addition to advancing to the NCAA Tournament in 2010. During her two years in Elizabethtown, the Blue Jays went 32-8 overall and 13-0 in the MAC.

Seling left to head to the high school ranks in February 2011 as she took the reigns of the Susquehannock High School program. She led the Warriors to back-to-back appearances in the District Tournament in both of her seasons at the helm.

Seling left Susquehannock to return to York October of 2012.

Seling has also coached the Green Turtle Lacrosse Club from Bel Air from 2008 through 2011. The club won the Turtlefest Tournament twice in addition to winning the American Showcase Tournament in 2010.

Seling resides in Shrewsbury with her boyfriend Blake and their daughter Aubree.

(updated 1/24/13)