Brandie Hagerman[/caption]
Former Ohio County High standout goalkeeper Brandie Hagerman will rejoin the Lady Eagle program this fall as an assistant coach. Hagerman is a 2014 graduate of Campbellsville University where she was a celebrated four-year starter in goal for the Tigers who posted a 48-31-4 record during her career.
OCHS head coach Chuck Adams said, “We are really excited to have a former player with college experience return and help the program. (She) has also been hired to teach Math at the high school.” Hagerman will be joining Adams and assistant coach Jim Duke in guiding the 2014 Lady Eagles’ fortunes.
Her career at Campbellsville started with a bang, as she was named a first team NCCAA All-American her freshman year. Three times she earned Academic All-Conference honors, three times named NCCAA All-Region, twice her team’s Most Valuable Player, twice voted Honorable Mention All-Conference, and one Academic All-District. She recorded 200 saves and had 17 shutouts in goal over her career.
At Ohio County High, Hagerman was a part of three Sixth District and three Third Region championship teams playing for Adams.