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  Devon Wills
Devon Wills

Player Profile
Position:
Asst. Coach / Defensive Coordinator

04/25/2012

USC To Host Second Annual Munday Lacrosse Camps

Trojans staff and players to host three camps this summer.

02/07/2012

Munday And Wills Selected To U.S. Lacrosse National Team

USC coaches continue stellar careers on sports biggest stage.

01/27/2012

Coaches Munday And Wills To Play In US Champion Challenge

Team USA members represent USC at annual lacrosse festival.

01/17/2012

USC Assistant Coach Devon Wills Featured In Lacrosse Magazine

U.S. national team goalie talks life in the cage.

01/11/2012

Munday And Wills To Speak At U.S. Lacrosse Convention Jan. 12-15

USC coaches will conduct instructional seminars at this weekend's annual gala.

Devon Wills, who will serve as the Women of Troy's defensive coordinator and also work with the goalies, spent the past 2 seasons (2010-11) as an assistant at Denver. She was a volunteer assistant in 2010 and a fulltime assistant in 2011. The Pioneers went 13-5 overall in 2010 and 6-0 in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation, advancing to the MPSF Tournament finals and finishing with a No. 20 national ranking. Denver was an MPSF tourney semifinalist in 2011.

Wills also was an assistant for 2 years (2007-08) at Dartmouth, her alma mater, serving as the defensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator. She founded the Dartmouth Winter Lacrosse Camp and was co-director of the Classic Elite Lacrosse Camps.

She has been a goalie on the U.S. national team since 2007. She helped the U.S. win the 2009 FIL World Cup and was named the Player of the Match in the team's 8-7 victory over Australia in the final. She also was a member of the 2008 Prague Cup Touring Team and was on the U.S. Developmental Team from 2003 to 2006. She twice won the Women's Lacrosse Award from the Sportswomen of Colorado (2006 and 2009).

She was a 4-time (2003-06) All-Ivy League performer (making the first team her last 3 seasons) and a 3-time (2004-06) All-American second teamer at Dartmouth. In 2006 when she was team captain, she led the NCAA in goals against average as the Big Green advanced to the NCAA championship game. In 2003, she was the Ivy League Rookie of the Year while earning All-Ivy League second team notice. She finished her career second on Dartmouth's all-time saves list (538) and had a 7.14 career goals against average. Dartmouth made it to the NCAA quarterfinals in 2003 and 2004 and to the semifinals in 2005.

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