Rutgers alumna Allison Lynch will continue with the women's soccer program as the Director of Player Development, bringing her experience as a two-year captain and program-record holder for minutes played. Head coach Mike O'Neill expressed enthusiasm for Lynch's transition to the coaching staff, highlighting her commitment and leadership as a player and anticipating their continuation in her new role.

By the Numbers
  • Allison Lynch played 102 matches for Rutgers women's soccer and holds the program record with 8,597 minutes on defense.
  • During her collegiate career, Lynch scored three goals and tallied six assists, contributing to Rutgers' stingy 0.72 goals-against average across her five years on the team.
State of Play
  • Allison Lynch's transition to Director of Player Development marks a significant addition to the coaching staff, leveraging her extensive playing experience and leadership qualities.
Bottom Line

Allison Lynch's retention as the Director of Player Development underscores the value of her contributions to Rutgers women's soccer, with her on-field impact now transitioning into a key role in player development.