Head Coach: Jocelyn (Brault) Graham

Jocelyn (Brault) Graham enters her third season as head coach of Pingree’s Girls Lacrosse, having led the Highlanders to a stellar 15-1 record in 2019 on the way to the Highlander’s second consecutive EIL championship.  

Jocelyn joined the Pingree Girls Lacrosse staff with over 12 years of high school club lacrosse experience. She currently serves as a head coach for the Laxachusetts Girls lacrosse program and formerly coached for Granite State Elite Lacrosse.

Jocelyn, a New Hampshire native, was a three-sport athlete from Souhegan High School, and played for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Tar Heels Women’s Lacrosse team (’09).  Jocelyn is also a Registered Dietitian. She is the owner of Nutrition Synergy in Peabody, MA, and works at North Shore Physicians Group with a focus on hydration and sports nutrition consulting.  

Jocelyn looks forward to another strong season for the Highlanders and plans to continue growing the lacrosse program to attract top athletes to the Pingree School. 

Assistant Coach: Caroline Collins

Growing up in Saratoga Springs, NY, Coach Collins has a strong passion for sports and athletics. Collins played four years of varsity soccer and lacrosse in high school and continued her soccer career at the collegiate level at St. Lawrence University in Canton, NY. She received Liberty League All-Academic Team in 2013, 2014, and 2015. The St. Lawrence women's soccer team earned its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1989 during Coach Collins senior season in the fall of 2015. Currently, Collins enjoys instilling her passion for the game in young athletes through coaching. She has most recently been the St. Paul’s School Girl’s Varsity Soccer assistant coach and the St. Paul’s School Girl’s JV Lacrosse coach for the past two years. Collins has also coached several camps and clubs including STLGSA, FC Freeze, Lake Placid Soccer Camp, Team Prep Camp, Caramba. In addition to coaching, Collins teaches Math 2 and AP Calculus AB at Pingree since 2018. 

Assistant Coach: Lyndsey (Shepard) Raffol 

Lyndsey played field hockey and lacrosse at Pingree and graduated in 2010. She went on to play both field hockey and lacrosse at Trinity (Hartford), where she captained both teams her senior year. Lyndsey’s sophomore year (2012), Trinity lacrosse won the NCAA Division III National Championship. Each of Lyndsey’s four seasons (2010-14), Trinity was NESCAC Champions and made it to the Final Four additionally in 2013 and 2014. Lyndsey played and started all four years, was a Division III All-American First Team and NESCAC 1st Team her senior year. Lyndsey coached briefly after Trinity for Laxachusetts and is psyched to be back at her alma mater coaching.She lives in Hamilton with her husband and dog, Callie. She’s also an equestrian and loves the outdoors.