Tammy Dixon was named head women's lacrosse coach at Greensboro College, announced Athletics Director Kim Strable. She will also serve as an assistant women's soccer coach for The Pride.

Dixon was an assistant for the GC women's lacrosse team, and was the head women's lacrosse coach at Greensboro Day School this past year. She also was an elementary school teacher for the Guilford County School District.

Prior to relocating to Greensboro, Dixon served as the head women's lacrosse and assistant women's soccer coach at Randolph (N.J.) High School. 

Dixon received her bachelor's degree from Millersville (Pa.) University. The Morristown, N.J. native was an all-conference and four-year letter-winner for the Marauders. She also played three years of varsity soccer at Millersville. 

Dixon replaces Mike Lackemacher, who resigned after leading GC the past three years. Lackemacher led The Pride to a 7-8 finish this year--the most victories in school history. Dixon inherits a squad that went 5-0 in Dixie Conference games, and captured the inaugural DIAC regular season and tournament championships.