Katy LaBella joined the Rhody women's soccer staff full time as an assistant in January 2021, after spending the past year as a volunteer. Prior to joining URI, LaBella was the first assistant for the Wheaton College (MA) women's soccer program since 2017. In her time with the Lyons, LaBella was responsible for national recruiting, scouting opponents, monitoring the academic progress of student-athletes along with the development and implementation of tactical and technical training sessions for field players with a focus on defense. In addition to her role with Wheaton, LaBella coached club soccer with South Shore Select and previously, Valeo Futbol Club. In that role, she taught the technical, tactical, mental and physical aspects of the game while also providing player evaluations. As a student-athlete, LaBella was a standout and a leader throughout her career at Saint Francis University. With the Red Flash as a sophomore, LaBella helped lead her team to a NEC tournament championship and the team's first NCAA appearance in the schools history. During her junior and senior seasons, she was named captain and led the team to back-to-back NEC regular season championships. As a native of Warwick, R.I., LaBella earned her bachelor's degree in Communications from Saint Francis University in 2013.

Hogan Vivier joined the Rhody women’s soccer staff as an assistant in January 2022. Prior to joining URI, Vivier was an assistant for Western Michigan University for two years where she primarily worked with the backline. On the field, Vivier ran sessions with the back line as well as the team warm up. Some of her off field  responsibilities included recruiting, individual and group film sessions, planning and running team empowerment sessions, organizing team activities and running the program’s social media. Before her time at Western, Vivier was a graduate assistant for the Women’s Soccer Program at Troy University (AL). During her time at Troy, she recruited, ran warm up and cool downs, worked 1 on 1 with players, and planned travel.   As a student-athlete, Vivier played her four years as a defender at Brown University (RI) where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Human Development in 2016.