Liz Conant is beginning her second year as the head coach of Regis College women's soccer and women's lacrosse. In August 2011, Conant was named the NECC representative to the NCAA Women's Soccer Regional Advisory Committee. In addition to her coaching duties, Conant is a member of the Health and Fitness Studies (HFS) Department and teaches two courses, Sport Event Management and Promotions and Facilities Operations and Management. Conant holds Level One (online and instructional) certifications from US Lacrosse and She earned her National Diploma from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, as well as an "E" license from the United States Soccer Federation.

Some accomplishments from the 2010-2011 year include:

The 2010 Women's Soccer team won the Regis College Athletic Department "Burling Team Award" for Academic Excellence and highest overall team GPA. Women's Soccer finished with 3-15-1 record, and the team Win/Loss percentage was highest since the 2006-2007 season.

The 2011 Women's Lacrosse team was awarded the Commonwealth Coast Conference (TCCC) Team Sportsmanship Award. The team finished the 2011 season with 4-12 record, and the program win/loss percentage was the highest ever (program began in 2004-2005). The team scored a total of 115 goals, exceeding the previous best by 59 goals (56 goals in 2010). The Women's Lacrosse won its first-ever TCCC game against Anna Maria, 13-8, on April 16, 2011. Women's Lacrosse player Teresa Busiek was the first Regis WLAX player to be recognized with All League Honorable Mention honors. Busiek earned the distinction of being the 2011 NCAA Women's Lacrosse Division III Statistical Champion in Ground Ball Controls category. Finally, Conant published an article titled "Implementing a Zone Defense to Play at Your Own Pace" in the May/June 2011 issue of Coach & AD Magazine.

Conant grew up locally and graduated from Wayland High School as a 12-season athlete. She was a four-year competitor for Wheaton College (MA) in both soccer and lacrosse. She earned her bachelor's degree in Philosophy from Wheaton in 1997 before going on to earn two master's degrees. In 2000, she received her master's of Education with a concentration in Athletic Administration from Springfield College. In 2009, Conant received her Master's in Sport Management from the University of Texas at Austin.

Elizabeth "Libby" Stout joined the Regis College women’s soccer and lacrosse programs as assistant coach in August 2010. Stout, a former lacrosse player at Roger Williams University, brings years of playing and coaching experience to her student-athletes.

Stout was formerly the head coach at Concord Carlisle Youth Lacrosse where she taught 3^rd and 4^th grade girls the skills and strategies of the game of lacrosse. Pulling from her experiences, she organized practices and games, and worked closely with CCYL board members to further improve the program.

As a student-athlete she recorded 113 goals, and tallied 133 total points in three years (2006-09) at Roger Williams. In 2008 she was named a TCCC All-Conference member. The following year she was named a team captain, and was also a member of the captain’s counsel.

Stout helped RWU reach The Commonwealth Coast Conference finals in 2008-09, and was instrumental in the Hawks being named the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference New England Champions in 2006.