Biography:
Stacey Mackintosh is a South River alumni where she played field hockey, lacrosse and tennis. While at South River she was named female athlete of the year in 2012. While playing field hockey she made first team all-county twice for the capital gazette, three-time first team all-county for Anne Arundel County coaches pick, first team all met for the Baltimore Sun and Washington Post, and first team all-state with the MD state field hockey coach’s association. She also played division I field hockey at Radford University and finished her field hockey career at Towson University. She graduated from Towson University with her BS in Exercise Science and graduated from Barry University in 2019 with her MS in Occupational Therapy. She previously was an assistant coach at Mount De Sales Academy where she helped lead the team to a successful winning season while there. This is her fifth year as head coach at Chesapeake High School. This past fall our JV program earned the tile of JV county champions for the 2023 season and we are looking to earn that title again. Our varsity program was able to advance to the region finals and we are looking to continue to grow and progress forward towards the state championship.
Michaela Schmidt.
Assistant Varsity Coach
Biography:
Michaela Schmidt is an Elizabeth Seton High School alumni where she played field hockey, lacrosse and softball. She was a 4 year varsity field hockey starter, 3-time honorable mention for the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference, 2-time coaches award recipient, and team captain her senior year. Michaela also played division III field hockey at Marywood University where she graduated in 2019 with a BFA in graphic design. While at Marywood, Michaela made first team for the Atlantic East Conference and was team captain her senior year. She was also a 4-time NFHCA National Academic Squad member, Marywood Field Hockey’s Rookie of the Year in 2015, on the All-Academic Honor Roll for the Colonial States Athletic Conference and the Atlantic East Conference, and on the Eastern College Athletic Conference President’s Honor Roll. This is her fourth year as the assistant varsity coach at Chesapeake High School. This past fall our JV program earned the tile of JV county champions for the 2023 season and we are looking to earn that title again. Our varsity program was able to advance to the region finals and we are looking to continue to grow and progress forward towards the state championship.