Naomi Radio, Head Coach
Second Year

Alma Mater: Mount St. Mary's '04
Record at Shippensburg: 8-10, 1 year
Career Record: 8-10, 1 year
Office Phone: 717-477-1695
E-mail: nmradio@ship.edu

After spending the 2006 season as the assistant women's lacrosse coach at Shippensburg, Radio was named as the head coach on July 17, 2006.

As the assistant, Radio, who had a stellar playing career as a goalie at Division I Mount St. Mary’s University in Emmitsburg, Maryland, worked with Michelle Mangle and helped Shippensburg return to the PSAC Women's Lacrosse Championship after the team posted a 1-14 record in 2005.

At The Mount, Radio was named All-Northeast Conference (NEC) three times, including being named to the First Team twice and earning Player of the Year honors in 2004. She finished her career as the all-time leader in saves at The Mount, totaling 770 from 2002-05, a mark which is ranks 18th in Division I history.

Radio is also the school’s career leader in minutes (4,342:50) and wins (41) while leading the NEC in saves percentage three consecutive years from 2003-05. In addition to being named All-NEC First Team and NEC Player of the Year in 2004, she led the conference in goals against average and saves percentage and totaled a school-record 225 saves.
A starter in 74 of the 75 games she played in at Mount St. Mary’s, Radio currently holds four of the top-six record for saves in a single-season.

A two-sport athlete at the Mount, Radio was also a goalkeeper on the women’s soccer team, starting in 50 of the 55 games she played in. She finished her career as the school’s leader in minutes played with 4,011:51, second in saves (267) and third in wins (12). Radio also had a .737 saves percentage for her career.

Radio also excelled in the classroom as well. A 2004 graduate of Mount St. Mary’s with a bachelor of arts degree in political science and minors in history, philosophy and legal studies, she boasted a 3.98 grade point average. Radio was a two-time Academic All-America First Team selection in lacrosse from 2004-05 and an Academic All-District II First Team honoree in soccer in 2003.

Radio was selected as the NEC Student-Athlete of the Year in 2004, was a three-time member of the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) Academic Honor Roll and was a two-time NEC women’s lacrosse scholar-athlete. She also received the Edward T. Hogan Memorial Prize for having the highest GPA throughout four years of pre-legal coursework and the Rev. John J. O’Neill Memorial Prize for outstanding scholarship and academic leadership.

Among Radio’s other academic honors included being a member of the George Henry Miles Honor Program, of which she was president from 2002-03, the Mount St. Mary’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and recipient of the Sheridan Award for the school’s top female scholar-athlete.

A native of Schnecksville, Pennsylvania, Radio graduated from Allentown Central Catholic High School where she was a four-year letterwinner in soccer and recipient of the Kuderer Prize for full tuition to Mount St. Mary’s based on academic merit and a competitive examination.

As for coaching and teaching experience, Radio has been a coach and instructor at the C2 Lacrosse Camp and Clinic since 2003, an instructor at the Keepers of the Earth Elite Soccer and Youth Soccer Goalkeeping Camp as well as a teacher intern at Frederick High School in Frederick, Maryland.

Naomi Marie Campano, who married Tim Radio on November 13, 2004, received her master of arts in teaching with a concentration in secondary social studies from Mount St. Mary’s in May 2006. The couple currently lives in Gettysburg.

Tim Radio, Volunteer Assistant Coach
Second Year

Alma Mater: Penn State '04
Office Phone: 610-657-4509
E-mail: RadioFam@comcast.net

Tim Radio, in his first year as volunteer assistant coach, joins head coach Naomi Radio in helping direct the Shippensburg women’s lacrosse team. His work will include game and practice assistance, as well as a primary focus on behind the scenes organization, preparation, and administrative duties.

As a volunteer assistant, Radio brings many years of youth sports coaching and administration experience to the program.

Radio graduated from Penn State in 2004 with a bachelor of science degree in psychology. He continued his education and joined the Raider family while completing his master of science degree in counseling, with a concentration in college student personnel from Shippensburg in 2006.

During graduate school, Radio completed two years as an Academic Advisor and Counseling Assistant to Shippensburg undergraduates in the Academic Success Program. This experience will help the coaching staff assist its student-athletes in better understanding and addressing their academic requirements.

In addition to his coaching duties, Radio is employed by Penn State-Mont Alto as an Academic Advisor and Programs Coordinator for the Division of Undergraduate Studies.

Radio currently resides with his wife and head coach, Naomi Radio, in Fayetteville.