Bio

Coach Vlahakis enters her third season with the Rams women’s basketball coach basketball program and her first as the associate head coach. Vlahakis helped coach the Rams to a first round playoff spot during the 2010-11 season as well as coaching the 2011 the MASCAC rookie of the year and a second team all-conference player. 

Prior to her arrival, Coach Vlahakis was an assistant coach at Simmons College from 2007-2010 where she helped coach the Sharks to a 44-29 record and three GNAC playoff appearances. In her three seasons she coached first and second team all-conference players as well as coaching an athlete who is currently playing professionally overseas.

An experienced clinician, Vlahakis has been a head coach for Mass Elite AAU and is actively involved in camps and clinics from the middle school to high school levels.

A Lebanon, New Hampshire native, Vlahakis played for nationally ranked St. Lawrence University where she earned all-tournament recognition and was named the most improved player in 2003.  While at St. Lawrence, Vlahakis was a member of the Saints team that posted a perfect Liberty League season record, earned conference championships, and made NCAA tournament appearances.

Prior to arriving at St. Lawrence, Vlahakis attended the Holderness School where she was a four year starter and four year NEPSAC all-conference player. Vlahakis was the first player, male or female, at the Holderness School to score 1,000 points.

Vlahakis, who holds a CPT from the National Strength and Conditioning Association, earned a B.S. in psychology from St. Lawrence University, and will graduate from Southern New Hampshire University in 2012 with an MBA with a specialization in Athletic Administration.