Newest Member of the 200 Club: Coach Colleen (Murphy) Pivirotto ‘04

In her 16th season, assistant director of athletics has helped guide Royals to two NCAA Sweet 16 appearances, 10 NCAA Tournament appearances and eight Landmark Conference championships.

Celebrating with her crew. Head Women’s Soccer Coach Colleen (Murphy) Pivirotto ‘04, shown at center, became the second coach in program history to reach the 200-career-win mark.
Celebrating with her crew. Head Women’s Soccer Coach Colleen (Murphy) Pivirotto ‘04, shown at center, became the second coach in program history to reach the 200-career-win mark.

On Tuesday, Oct. 3, Head Women’s Soccer Coach Colleen (Murphy) Pivirotto ‘04 became the second coach in program history to reach the 200-career-win mark. The 2-0 victory over the Lycoming College Warriors took place in Williamsport.

In her 16th season, The University of Scranton assistant director of athletics has helped guide the Royals to two NCAA Sweet 16 appearances, 10 NCAA Tournament appearances and eight Landmark Conference championships. She is also a six-time Landmark Coach of the Year and two-time Regional Coaching Staff of the Year.

Pivirotto currently sits with 204 victories in her career, in good company with the program's all-time leader, the late Joe Bochicchio, at 297.

What They Are Saying...

“Murph’s coaching style and the winning tradition she has built for this program are among the top reasons that I chose Scranton. She has cultivated a competitive, resilient and supportive program where each player knows that they play an integral role in the success of the team. The greatest thing about Murph, however, is that she is more than a coach to her players. She is a mentor, advocate and a friend.” – Teresa Hegarty ‘23

“I am happy and excited for Murph getting her 200th win. Nobody deserves it more than her. She is a fearless competitor, leader and coach who cultivates a competitive, yet fun, team environment. I’ve now both played for Murph and coached alongside her and it’s evident how much she cares for each and every one of her players. She wants to see them succeed in every aspect on and off the field. I’m so lucky to have been a part of the Scranton soccer tradition and can’t wait to see everything else Murph accomplishes.” – Alexis Long ‘21, DPT ‘24

 

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