Long Island University Division 1 Field Hockey Assistant Coach, 2023–Present
Served as an assistant coach for the LIU Sharks field hockey program, helping lead the team to the 2024 Northeast Conference (NEC) Tournament for the first time since 2021. LIU finished fourth in the conference standings with a 5–3 NEC record. Contributed to player development and a program that produced three All-NEC selections in 2024.
Served as Interim Head Coach for the 2025 season, coaching NEC Offensive Player of the Year Lotte Haagmans, who led the conference with 22 goals and 54 points and ranked among the nation's top offensive players.

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LIU Sharks Field Hockey Program (Division I) | 2019–2021
LIU Post Pioneers Field Hockey Program (Division II) | 2017–2018
Played five seasons for LIU, competing for the Division II LIU Post Pioneers and Division I LIU Sharks. Helped lead LIU Post to the 2017 National Championship, recording an assist in the semifinal and scoring a goal in the championship game. Finished her collegiate career with 45 goals.
Named to the Synapse Sports All-America Second Team and NE10 All-Conference First Team in 2018, after earning NE10 All-Conference Rookie Team honors in 2017. Selected to the NEC All-Conference First Team in 2019 and Second Team in 2020 and 2021. In 2018, recorded 16 goals and seven assists for 39 points, helping lead an offense that ranked first nationally in goals per game. In 2019, led LIU with nine goals and 20 points, including a double-overtime game-winning goal against Sacred Heart. Helped lead LIU to its first NEC Tournament appearance in 2021, advancing to the championship final.
Prior to LIU Samantha attended The High School of Glasgow, competing in field hockey, soccer, rugby, tennis, and badminton. Reached the Scottish Schools Field Hockey Championship final in 2015.