Kerri-Anne Crowell started her first season as an assistant coach of the Bryn Mawr College Women’s Soccer Program in the Fall of 2023. Coach Crowell has had a passion for the game since a young age and has played the sport for 22 years. She was a part of the Plymouth Soccer Travel Program who traveled and played in Denmark to compete against some of the largest and best soccer teams in the county.
Crowell is a 2012 graduate of Plymouth Whitemarsh High School (PW) where she played varsity soccer for four years, served as captain her senior year, and earned Honorable Mention and First Team All-League. For the first time in team history, during her senior year the Colonials were American Conference Champions.
Coach Crowell is a Centennial Conference 2016 graduate from Ursinus College (UC) where she majored in Health Exercise Physiology with a Wellness minor and played collegiate soccer for four years. Prone to injuries, Coach Crowell developed a deeper appreciation for being on the other side of the line as a coach.
After Coach Crowell completed her degree at UC, she was the Junior Varsity (JV) Women’s Head Coach at her alma mater – PW. She contributed in a variety of roles to motivate and inspire young women to compete and have fun. Coach Crowell furthered her education to earn a Master’s of Public Health Degree from Drexel University (2020) in Epidemiology and Biostatistics and is currently employed at the Duke Cancer Institute as a Biostatistician II.
Coach Crowell has also attended coaching classes and has been a Referee. In Coach Crowell’s spare time, she loves the outdoors, all sports, and enjoys living in Yardley with her husband Ian and dog Kealy.
