SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. – Shippensburg University head field hockey coach Rayell Wallace has confirmed the addition of Annabel Skubisz and Zane Boler to the coaching staff for the 2025 season.
 
Skubisz joins the Raiders as an assistant coach whose primary instruction discipline will be the goalkeepers; she will also play a major role with video analysis and film breakdown. Boler is a student assistant coach. 
 
The duo joins Wallace and full-time assistant coach Katie Lammando to round out the 2025 staff.
 
Skubisz arrives at Shippensburg after completing an illustrious playing career at Northwestern in which she won two national championships for a Wildcat squad that posted a 94-19 record during her five years in Evanston.
 
A two-time National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) First Team All-American and a two-time Big Ten Goalkeeper of the Year, Skubisz played in 108 games and made 105 starts for the Wildcats, compiling an 87-18 record that included 37 career shutouts.
 
Skubisz earned All-NFHCA West honors in all five of her seasons, including First Team honors in her final two seasons. In Northwestern's 2024 national championship season, Skubisz started all 24 games and led the nation with 23 wins and an .854 save percentage while ranking second in the nation with a 0.60 goals-against average (GAA).
 
Her full bio is available here.
 
Boler has been active in the sport of field hockey for the last seven years as a member of the USA Junior National Indoor and Outdoor Teams. Among his outdoor tournament experience includes participation in the 2023 Four Nations Tournament in the Czech Republic. Indoors, Boler competed in the CanAm (Canadian American) Tournament from 2022-24.
 
As a junior coach, Boler has worked at the club level with Central Penn Field Hockey's U16 intermediate team and at the youth level with Red Land Field Hockey's U9 and U11 teams.
 
His full bio is available here:
 
Shippensburg's first match of the season is Saturday, Sept. 6. The Raiders will face Belmont Abbey in a match at IUP.