Coach Chrissy Sibley

Coach Chrissy Sibley is a native of Raleigh, NC and attended Green Hope High School from 2001 to 2005. While at Green Hope, Sibley earned Varsity Letters in four sports: lacrosse, golf, basketball and soccer.

As a Junior, Sibley played for the Carolina Fever and Lower-Atlantic National Team. As a Senior, in 2005, Sibley led Green Hope in points while playing as a Defensive-Midfielder. She was also a member of the North Carolina State Championship team in 2005, earned MVP honors at Green Hope, was selected to the All-Conference Team for NC East, and was also selected as an Honorable Mention All-American by US Lacrosse.

After graduating from Green Hope, Sibley played at George Mason University as a Midfielder from 2005 to 2006. Following that, Sibley returned home and became Green Hope assistant coach to head coach Heather Piper. Together they led the Green Hope Lady Falcons to another Conference championship and a third place showing in the state finals. When Piper stepped down as head coach after the 2007 season to start a family, Coach Sibley was the obvious choice to extend the Lady Falcons legacy.

Currently, Sibley attends NC State University majoring in Environmental Studies and Social Work. Between her university studies and coaching the Lady Falcons, Sibley reports that she has no free time.