Lycoming College

A three-year starter and former all-conference selection for Lycoming College, Kari (Shaner) Hack ’11 is in her first year as an assistant coach with the Warriors.
 
Hack played for the Warriors from 2008-10, serving a key role as a defender for the Warriors. As a junior, she posted two goals and an assist en route to earning Second Team All-Commonwealth Conference honors. She also notched a game-tying goal in a 2-2 tie in the River Derby against Susquehanna.
 
As a senior, Hack provided an assist as the Warriors beat Susquehanna, 4-0, in the River Derby, the school’s first win in the annual trophy game. Hack finished the season second on the squad with four assists, finishing behind her twin sister, Kati, who had six.
 
Hack lives in Bloomsburg with her husband, Cody, and her daughter, Kalia. The Hughesville, Pa., native earned a bachelor’s degree in history from Lycoming College in 2011.