DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Embry-Riddle Women's Lacrosse Head Coach Christina Nikolai announced on Friday afternoon that Callison Foreman will be the program's new assistant coach for the 2027 season. After Foreman's career with the Blue and Gold wrapped up in May, the native of Vancouver, British Columbia will now be able to stay within the program as a full-time member of the staff.
 
When speaking of Foreman, Coach Nikolai said, "I am excited to see Callison step into her role as a coach. She brings a wealth of knowledge about our program, university, and conference, along with a genuine passion for the game. She is a fierce competitor, and I can't wait to see that competitive drive translate into her coaching and make an impact on our program."

Foreman came to ERAU in 2022 and across her five seasons, the Eagles' had a cumulative record of 67-25, won their first-ever Sunshine State Conference championship, and qualified for back-to-back national tournaments.

A two-time All-SSC selection, Foreman ranks among the top in several categories in the Embry-Riddle record book. She is tied for second in games played (64) and game-winning goals (6), ranks third in games started (59) and assists (73), sits fourth in career points (198) and ranks sixth in goals (125).

Foreman also demonstrated her leadership throughout her playing career, serving as a team captain in each of her final three seasons with the Eagles while starting more than 50 consecutive games across that span. In the classroom, she earned a bachelor's degree in Aerospace Physiology in 2023 before completing her master's degree in Human Factors Psychology in May 2026 and was a three-time winner of the D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award.

Foreman's coaching experience includes time spent as a lacrosse instructor for First Nations youth, promoting skill development, teamwork, and confidence through sport.