In just six years at Duke, head coach Beth Bozman has turned the Duke field hockey program into a top tier unit, as the Blue Devils have been a consistent presence at the national rankings. Bozman's team advanced to four consecutive Final Fours from 2003-06, finishing as the national runner-up in three of those occasions (2003-05).

Bozman has raised the level of the Duke field hockey program and she'll help you raise your game to new heights.

The 2008 season, Bozman's sixth at Duke, was a special one for the head coach, who earned the 300th win of her decorated career when the Blue Devils defeated Longwood by a score of 4-0 on Oct. 26. She became just the ninth coach at the Division-I level to reach that plateau. Bozman was later inducted into the NFHCA Hall of Fame Jan. 18, 2009 in Philadelphia.

A master motivator and teacher, Bozman has coached at least two players to All-America status in each of her six years as head coach of the Blue Devil squad, something that has only occurred in one other year in Duke field hockey history (1999) prior to her arrival. A school-record four members were named to the team in 2005, including the first two selections to the first team in Blue Devil history. The 2006 team repeated that feat with four All-America selections, including a school-record three first-team picks. In 2007, Laura Suchoski became the first player to garner first team All-America honors in two straight seasons and continued that run in 2008 as she was one of three Blue Devils to receive the honor.

Jarred Martin enters his third season as an assistant coach on the Blue Devil field hockey staff.

Martin has been a member of the U.S. national squad since 2000. One of the teams leaders in goals and caps, he has represented USA in 2 Pan American Games (most recently 2007 Brazil), an Olympic Qualifier (2008 New Zealand), 1 World Cup Qualifier (2001 Scotland), and 3 Pan American Cups. The most recent came in Chile this March where the team came in second.

He is also involved in the US coaching system, working with the South High Performance Training Center (HPTC) the past two summers.

Caitlin Williams joined the Duke field hockey staff as an assistant coach for the 2008-09 season after a stellar four-year playing career as a Blue Devil.

As Duke's starting goalkeeper for the 2006 and 2007 seasons, Williams secured an ACC-leading 121 saves her senior year to go along with a save percentage of .738. The Greenland, N.H., native closed her career with 238 saves, a mark which ties for fifth on the Duke career charts, and had 15 shutouts to her credit over the course of her tenure on the field.

Williams received second team All-America honors in 2007 in addition to her first All-ACC nod and her second straight All-South Region honor.