Head Coach: Jack
Cribbin
Jack Cribbin
enters his
second season as
head coach for
the Lindenwood
field hockey
program. In his
first season at
the helm in
2007, he led to
the Lady Lions
to their first
winning season
in three years
when the team
posted a 8-7
overall
record. In
addition to
coaching field
hockey, Cribbin
is the head
women's lacrosse
coach at
Lindenwood.
Away from the
field, Cribbin's
team has
excelled in the
classroom and
the community.
Team members are
regular
participants in
the athletic
departments
annual St.
Jude’s Research
Hospital “Up
Till Dawn”
campaign. The
campaign raises
money for
children with
cancer and other
catastrophic
diseases.
Cribbin is
native of St.
Louis, Missouri.
He attended high
school at
Christian
Brothers College
High School (CBC).
After
graduation, he
attended
(Southwest)
Missouri State
University for
one year, before
transferring to
Lindenwood.
Cribbin
performed on the
field for the
Lindenwood
men’s lacrosse
team from
2003-2005.
During his
playing career,
he helped the
Lions win two
Great Rivers
Lacrosse
Conference
titles (2003,
2005), and a
trip to the MDIA
National
Tournament in
2005. He was
named to the
GRLC
All-Conference
Team in 2004,
and also spent
two years as a
captain. He was
also a two year
recipient of the
“Heart of the
Lion Award”,
which is given
annually to the
Lindenwood
lacrosse player
who demonstrates
the most
commitment to
the team. The
award was
renamed in his
honor on April
17, 2005.
In addition to
coaching,
Cribbin serves
on the United
States Lacrosse
Women’s Division
of
Intercollegiate
Associates
Executive
Council, The St.
Louis Chapter of
US Lacrosse
Committee Board,
and is a voter
on the WDIA Top
25 National
Poll. He also
works full time
as an
Admissions/Financial
Aid Counselor at
Lindenwood.
Cribbin
graduated from
Lindenwood in
2005 with a
Bachelor of Arts
Degree in
Business
Administration,
and in 2006 he
completed his
Master of Arts
Degree in
Corporate
Communications
from Lindenwood.
He resides in
St. Charles, Mo.
Feel
free to contact
Coach Jack
Cribbin at:
Phone Number:
314-303-6119
Email:
Address:
Lindenwood
University
Field Hockey
Office:
Fieldhouse #6
209 S
Kingshighway
St. Charles, MO
63301
Graduate
Assistant Coach:
Meg Lake
Meg Lake was
named the
graduate
assistant coach
for the
Lindenwood field
hockey team
during the
summer of 2008.
Lake comes to
Lindenwood from
Ohio State
University,
where she
graduated in
2005. At Ohio
State, she was a
four-year
letterwinner for
the Buckeyes.
She helped the
team win the Big
Ten conference
and tournament
championships in
2001. That year,
her team was
ranked as high
as fourth in the
nation and it
earned a NCAA
Tournament bid.
Lake also has
previous
coaching
experience at
Olentangy
Liberty High
School in Lewis
Center, Ohio,
where she helped
lead the team to
their best
record in school
history.
Lake is a
native of St.
Louis, Mo. and
attended high
school at Villa
Duchesne where
she was a St.
Louis
Post-Dispatch
All-Metro
selection in
1999 and 2000.
She was also a
member of the
Team Gateway and
the National
Futures program.
Lake is
currently
pursuing a
Masters Degree
in Education at
Lindenwood.
Graduate
Assistant/Strength
and
Conditioning:
Donald Jupp
Donald Jupp
enters his first
season on the
Lindenwood
women’s lacrosse
and field hockey
staff. He will
serve as team’s
certified
strength and
conditioning
specialist (C.S.C.S.).
Jupp is a
currently a full
time staff
member at Sports
Enhancement
Group in
Chesterfield,
Mo.
A 2006
graduate of NCAA
D-I Ohio
University with
a degree in
Exercise
Physiology, he
was also a well
decorated member
of the Swimming
and Diving team.
Achieving
multiple team
records as well
as garnering
All-Conference,
Team MVP, and
NSCA
All-American
Honors. Jupp is
responsible for
the design and
implementation
of a year round
strength and
conditioning
program for the
lady lions. With
a focus on
developing
speed, strength,
power, agility
and quickness
that successful
collegiate
athlete's
require.
He is currently
pursuing is
Master Degree in
Sports
Management at
Lindenwood.
