Wendy Bartlett is entering her 25th year as head coach of the Trinity College women's squash team. In 24 seasons, Bartlett's teams have compiled an impressive record of 254-79. Last year, the Bantams posted a 14-4 record and finished fourth in the College Squash Association (CSA) National Team Championships (Howe Cup). Trinity, which had won the Howe Cup title with undefeated seasons in 2002 and 2003, suffered all four of its losses against teams ranked among the top three in the nation.

Bartlett earned her bachelor's degree from Rollins College and obtained her master's degree in physical education from Central Connecticut State University. Before coming to Trinity, she was the director of racquet sports at the Fox Chapel Golf Club in Pittsburgh, PA. An associate professor at the College, Bartlett also serves as the Trinity women's tennis coach.

During her tenure at Trinity, Bartlett has improved upon the College's excellent squash tradition. She emphasizes hard work and perseverance during drills, conditioning, and competition throughout practice sessions. When working individually with players, she strives to develop skills that her players can apply in competitive situations.

Joanne Schickerling starts her second season as an assistant women's squash and women's tennis coach at Trinity. Schickerling graduated from Indiana State University in 2008 with a degree in excercise science, after a successful tennis career. Schickerling is also a highly-skilled squash player and a certified 1 level coach in her native country of South Africa. Schickerling is pursuing a master's degree at Trinity as a graduate assistant.