SUNY Brockport Director of Athletics Erick Hart announced the promotion of Bryana Glasser to head women's coach lacrosse on Wednesday. Glasser spent the 2023 season as the interim head coach for the Golden Eagles and will continue to be responsible for all aspects of Brockport's nationally recognized women's lacrosse program.
 
"We're excited to remove the interim tag and elevate Coach Glasser to head coach of our women's lacrosse program," said Hart. "She's an excellent fit and she made this decision very easy following a successful campaign last Spring."
 
Glasser helped Brockport to its 12th consecutive SUNYAC conference tournament appearance last Spring, earning the No. 4 seed and hosting rights for the tournament quarterfinals where the Golden Eagles topped New Paltz. She helped guide the Golden Eagles to an 8-8 overall record in 2023 and a 6-3 ledger in the highly competitive SUNYAC Conference. Four Golden Eagles earned SUNYAC All-Conference recognition while Courtney Cunningham and Cassidy Burnash were named IWLCA All-Region.


 
Glasser took over the reins of Brockport's women's lacrosse program as interim head coach last Spring and brought a wealth of experience to the Golden Eagle sidelines. She previously spent two seasons as an assistant at Brockport in 2018 and 2019, helping lead the Golden Eagles to two consecutive SUNYAC Conference Tournament Championship games, including the conference title and automatic NCAA Tournament berth in 2019 alongside former Head Coach Steve Wagner.
 
Prior to joining the staff at Brockport, she spent three seasons as the Head Coach at Division I Sienna College where she helped guide the Saints to a top four ranking in the MAAC and rights to host MAAC Tournament action in 2015. Prior to Sienna, she spent two seasons as an assistant coach at Division I Duquesne University where she helped lead the Dukes to the A10 Championship game in 2013 and the A10 Semifinals in 2014. She also spent one season as an assistant coach at the University of New Hampshire and one season in the same role at Iona College.
 
During her playing days, she was a three-year starter on defense (2007-2010) for the Hofstra women's lacrosse team.  She made it to the final 64 at the U.S. developmental team tryout in 2009.  She also helped Hofstra win the CAA Championship in 2007, which led to an NCAA Tournament appearance. In her final season at Hofstra, she guided the Pride to another CAA Tournament Championship game appearance.
 
She graduated from Hofstra in 2010 with a degree in Physical Education and went on to earn her master's degree in psychology with a specialization in Sports Psychology from Capella University in 2013.