Former College of Wooster field hockey standout Brittany Montgomery joins the Tiger coaching staff in 2010 following a tremendous career as a member of the Fighting Scots.

A starter all four years of her collegiate playing career at the College of Wooster, Montgomery transitions to coaching duties for the first time after leading the Fighting Scots to four consecutive North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) regular season championships and two appearances in the NCAA Division III national tournament. Montgomery earned All-NCAC designations in 2006, 2007 and 2009, adding 2007 NFHCA all-region honors while serving two years as a team captain.

Montgomery's career as a Fighting Scot got started in 2006, the season after current Wittenberg head coach Kelley Hubbell finished her playing career there. Hubbell coached Montgomery in 2006 and 2007 as an assistant, and in 2008 as interim head coach.

Off the field, Montgomery was elected junior class senator, served as a women's lacrosse statistician in Wooster's sports information office, and twice studied abroad in China. She spent a total of eight months in the Yunnan and Shaanxi provinces in part pursuing a senior independent study, which culminated in a Bachelor of Arts degree in history with a minor in Chinese, awarded in May 2010.