Spellman becomes the seventh head coach in Endicott women's lacrosse history and takes over a program that is coming off their 10th Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) championship-winning season this past spring.

"We feel that Coach Spellman brings Endicott and the women's lacrosse program a deep appreciation for the academic and athletic balance required of our NCAA Division III student-athletes and leaders," said Wylie. "Her passion, enthusiasm, and focus on developing young women and ensuring they experience the entire Endicott experience resonated during our evaluation process. Moreover, Coach Spellman is committed to elevating and building Endicott women's lacrosse far beyond what we've experienced. She truly embraces what it means to be a Gull."

Spellman began her coaching career after graduating in 2012 from the University of New Haven with a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology. She joined NCAA Division II's Southern Connecticut State as an assistant coach the following year while also coaching the Nor'easter Lacrosse Club. Spellman took the helm of SCSU's women's lacrosse program in the 2013-14 academic year where she oversaw all aspects of team operations including student-athlete recruitment, scheduling, team operations, and academic success.

During Spellman's tenure at SCSU concluded with 16 student-athletes achieving NE-10 Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll for maintaining at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA. The entire team earned an IWLCA Team Academic Award for the second consecutive season while three individuals were placed on the IWLCA All-Academic Team.