Tracey Paul
	Position: Associate Head Coach

Tracey Paul, a native of New Zealand, enters her 13th season as an assistant at Boston University and her seventh as the program's associate head coach.

She came to the Terriers in 2000 from a very successful high school program - San Pasqual High School in Escondido, Calif. - and has been a major reason for the Terriers' return to national prominence.

At San Pasqual, her teams compiled a 205-43-1 record (.823 winning percentage) in 10 seasons. She coached 12 high school All-Americans, and had 10 players named to United States National Under-16, Under-19, and Under-21 squads.

Three U.S. National Team players -- former Boston University assistant coach Tiffany Snow, Kelli Gannon and Kristi Gannon -- got their start under Paul's tutelage and Snow was a member of the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team in Beijing. Paul has also coached National Team players Robyn Kenney and Pam Spuehler while they came through the BU ranks.

Paul also coached the nationally renowned Wargles club team. She was honored as the 1997-98 California State Coach of the Year.

Paul has been a U.S. Field Hockey Association (USFHA) Elite High Performance/Olympic Development Coach and has also worked as an assistant for the U.S. women's Under-16 team. She has served as a coach/selector for the U. S. Men's National program. In 2005, Paul completed the International Hockey Federation (FIH) High Performance Coaching Course in Virginia Beach.

Paul served on the USFHA Futures Executive Committee for two years. In the past, she was the head coach of the Southern California Futures site, a regional selector, and a National Futures Tournament California team coach.