Stasulli is a Dolphin legend, spending four years representing JU on the field. She's a two-time Atlantic Sun Defensive Player of the Year and a three-time All-Conference performer. She played in 72 games, corralling 97 ground balls, causing 64 turnovers and collecting 161 draw controls.
"I am so happy Kaila will be staying at JU as a member of our staff," Jacksonville head coach Tara Singleton said. "She has done so much for this program as a player and I can't wait to see the impact she will have as a coach."
In addition to her success in Jacksonville, Stasulli became a star on the international stage. She captained the Philippines to their first international medal at the Asia-Pacific Women's Lacrosse Championships last year. She will lead the Philippines to their first-ever Women's World Lacrosse Championship in Tokyo next year.
Stasulli also boasts plenty of successes away from the playing field. She thrived in the classroom, earning ASUN All-Academic honors as a senior. She's also involved with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, where she volunteers and served as a campus leader while an athlete at JU.
