Coaching Staff

Courtney Stull
Assistant Coach

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Janice Johnson
Assistant Coach

Johnson, a Greenbelt, Maryland native, joins Liz Pike’s staff after four seasons on the Catholic University of America staff. In that time, she helped the Cardinals to 24 wins in three seasons of championship play with the 2018 squad finishing 10-5-3 and 5-1-1 in Landmark Conference play.

A 2015 graduate of West Liberty University, Johnson played three seasons for the Hilltoppers as the captain of the new program. In that time, she started all 52 games, scoring five goals and five assists for 15 points, and was a three-time All-WVIAC selection. In her senior year, she earned All-Region accolades.

Johnson started her collegiate career at DI George Mason and made six starts in 19 games played.

Johnson holds dual citizenship in the United States and Trinidad and has international playing experience with that latter country. In December 2015, she earned her first international cap when Trinidad & Tobago took on the United States in a 6-0 victory by the US played at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas.

In addition to her coaching experience with CUA, Johnson has worked with Prince William Soccer Incorporated and Chantilly Youth Association in Northern Virginia. She will continue this coaching path in the Shenandoah Valley by coaching with FC Revolution.

Johnson holds a USSF ‘C’ license along with an advanced national diploma and a director of coaching license from the United Soccer Coaches. Additionally, she holds a Level 1 license from the English Football Association.

With the Hornets, Johnson will be involved in all aspects of the program including practice and game management, recruiting, player development, and academic monitoring.

Joel Flower
Volunteer Assistant Coach

Joel Flower, a former college and prep head coach, returns for his 14th season on the SU women's soccer staff this fall.

Flower, a 1996 graduate of Valley Forge (Pa.) Christian, led his alma mater into the NCCAA regional tournaments in both 1998 and 1999 and was named as the NCCAA Regional Coach of the Year in 1998.

Flower works full-time as the Lead Pastor at LIFEhouse Church Shenandoah in Winchester, Va.


 

Abbie Marquette
Graduate Assistant

Five-year standout Abbie Marquette '21 joins the women's soccer staff for the 2022 season as a graduate assistant.

Marquette, a three-time All-ODAC honoree, transitions into the grad assistant role after playing for the Hornets for five seasons. In that time, the Spring Grove, Pennsylvania native played in 85 games with 82 starts. In that span, she had six goals and five assists for 17 points while playing primarily as a defender.

Marquette earned All-ODAC honors in her final three seasons in an SU uniform and served as a team co-captain.

Now in her second year of graduate school, pursuing her Master's in Public Health, Marquette will be involved in all on-field aspects of the program.