Jordan Carr Joins UC Davis Field Hockey as Assistant Coach
The University of California, Davis announced the hiring of Jordan Carr as its new assistant coach for the women's field hockey program, a move that brings a blend of championship pedigree and developmental expertise to the Aggie roster.
Carr arrives after a distinguished playing career that helped Northwestern University capture the 2021 NCAA Division I national title, a milestone that cemented her status among the sport’s elite.
During her tenure at Saint Joseph's University, she was instrumental in guiding the team to an Atlantic 10 Tournament championship and a appearance in the 2024 NCAA championship game, showcasing her ability to elevate programs at the highest level.
Her coaching résumé includes stints at both institutions, where she served in volunteer and graduate assistant roles, as well as experience with high‑level club programs that have produced numerous national contenders.
Carr’s academic background reflects a commitment to holistic development; she graduated from Northwestern with dual degrees in English Literature and Psychology, and later earned a Master of Science in Secondary Education from Saint Joseph's.
Beyond her playing and coaching credentials, Carr expressed enthusiasm for contributing to the Aggie community, stating her desire to foster growth in athletes while shaping well‑rounded individuals.
The appointment coincides with UC Davis’s reputation as a top public institution, recently ranked No. 2 among public universities by the Wall Street Journal, and recognized nationally for its agriculture, forestry, and veterinary medicine programs.
With a student body of roughly 40,000 undergraduates and a workforce of 12,000 employees, the university provides a vibrant environment for Carr to embed her coaching philosophy.
Looking Ahead
As the new season approaches, players and staff alike anticipate the fresh energy Carr will bring, hoping her championship mindset will translate into continued success on the field.