In three seasons with Marquette, Fifield has taken the offense to new heights, the program has gone on to set two single-season wins records, including the first 10-win season in program history in 2018, and qualified for their first-ever BIG EAST tournament berth.

Upon her arrival in 2016, the Golden Eagles increased their scoring output by 49 goals, tying a team record and setting the single-season wins mark with a 7-10 finish. In 2017, the offense made another drastic improvement with a 42-goal gain and another program record with 219 goals (12.88/game) scored. The 2018 season was no different, equating to a 25-goal improvement and 244 goals (13.56/game) scored, which ranked 26th in the nation through the end of the regular season.

Individually, Fifield has aided the growth of her attackers and playmakers overall. In 2017, Julianna Shearer set the BIG EAST record and Marquette record with 55 goals scored en route to a First Team All-BIG EAST nod and IWLCA All-Region honors.

However, that record was short-lived as Grace Gabriel bested the mark by one in 2018. She also set program records for points (67), draw controls (107) and caused turnovers (31) on her way to a slew of postseason honors, including IWLCA All-American, BIG EAST Co-Midfielder of the Year and her second-straight first team all-league honor. Additionally, Cate Soccodato (39; school record) and Riley Hill (34) combined for 73 assists, which ranked in the top-five league-wide and top-25-nationally.

Fifield comes to Marquette following an impressive playing career at the University of Richmond and two seasons as assistant coach at Wagner College. While at Wagner, the Seahawks matched a school-record with 11 wins during the 2014 season en route to its first Northeast Conference championship game appearance.

The North Babylon, N.Y. native spent five seasons at Richmond and capped her career with one of the school’s top single-season performances in program history en route to a first team All-Atlantic 10 selection and a place on the Tewaarton Watch List as a redshirt-senior in 2013. Fifield started every game, recording 72 points, including 24 assists – both of which rank in the school’s all-time single season top-10 lists.