Bio

Kylie Gargiulo was named Assistant Field Hockey Coach on July 27, 2023

Gargiulo was the starting goalkeeper for three seasons at Northeast-10 Conference rival Assumption University, where she posted a 46-13 record across 59 games. She held a 1.02 goals against average and .797 save percentage, with 26 career shutouts. The Greyhounds reached the NCAA Tournament each of her three seasons as a starter, including a pair of NCAA Semifinal appearances.

Her best season was in 2021, where she went 20-2 with a 0.81 goals against average and .838 save percentage en route to a Northeast-10 Conference title and NCAA Semifinal appearance. She was named a First-Team All-American by both Synapse Sports and the National Field Hockey Coaches Association, as well as NFHCA East Region Player of the Year, NE10 Goalkeeper of the Year, and NE10 Tournament MVP.

In addition to her playing experience, Gargiulo brings coaching experience to the table. She served as the goalkeeper coach for the James Vick Foundation's U16 and U19 teams and additionally as the head coach for the U16 team, providing one-on-one lessons for high school and college-aged keepers. 

Gargiulo earned a bachelor's degree in human services and rehabilitation with a concentration in occupational therapy from Assumption in December 2022.