St. Lawrence University Athletics

Ashley Pike, a 2007 graduate of Syracuse University, was named the head coach of the St. Lawrence University women's lacrosse team in May of 2014.  She joined the Saints' coaching staff as an assistant lacrosse coach in the 2010 season, and made her head coaching debut in the spring of 2015. 

The 2016 team won 10 games including six in Liberty League play to earn a spot in the Liberty League tournament. She coached four players to All-Liberty League honors including Kiera Taussig who was a first-team selection and also earned All-Region honors. The Saints also boasted nine Liberty League All-Academic selections.

Pike won her first career game with a 10-6 victory over Castleton State and finished the season with a 17-4 victory over Bard. The Saints finished with a 2-7 Liberty League record which included five losses by a single goal.

Pike, a native of Watertown, NY, received her degree in Sports Management after an outstanding career with the Orange's women's lacrosse program. A four year starter, Pike was a Third Team National All-America and a First Team All-Region selection in her senior year. While at Syracuse, Pike was part of a team that won the 2007 Big East Championship and advanced to the NCAA Elite 8.  She completed her Masters Degree in 2012 at St. Lawrence University.

Pike, who previously served as a volunteer assistant coach for Syracuse University following her graduation, was an offensive force during her senior season. Mainly a defensive midfielder and goalkeeper her first three seasons with the Orange, Pike recorded 52 points on 44 goals and 8 assists after totaling only eight points and four goals her first three years at Syracuse. Her 44 goals in 2007 were tied for the seventh-highest total in school history when she finished her career.

Ashley resides in Canton with her two dogs, Scarlet Brown and Winnie Cooper.