"If anyone has an athlete considering playing for this coach you should reconsider! She has no compassion for her athletes and is not accessible to them, if they become injured instead of feeling seen and supported they are tossed aside. I doubt she even checks in on them or even knows the extent of the injuries. Poor communication with the training staff has led to injuries at practice with no trainer present. Injured players were presented with a contract titled “injured player job description and only injured players were required to sign it! If they refused they were not permitted to attend anything team related. The contract was written by another player! The coaching staff basically consists of her long time friend and her father and a undergrad student that attends the university, she doesn’t have to be accountable since this provides insulation for her to do whatever she feels. Very immature, won’t look a parent in the eyes, that speaks volumes as to the person she is. I honestly don’t believe she is the “head coach” I feel her father truly is running the show. She is a liability to this university! They need to do better for these athletes "

"Lack of knowledge of game. Not good at communication. If you’re looking for a coach to build you as a player and give true feedback on all sides of the ball, look elsewhere. Anderson had the potential to do great things this year but unfortunately were out coached. Anderson needs a dedicated coach who wants to win, wants to develop the girls and most importantly stops letting “players” who do not do anything stay on the team She shows a disrespect for the girls on the team who show up each day and give it their all even those who deal with injuries, and lets others do whatever they want while they still get to claim they are on the team. "

"Terrible coach, who is to immature to be at this level. Does not let the Captains be team communicators. Refuse to go over film with players. Has little knowledge about the game as a whole. Puts childish rules in place. An example is that you can not talk about the game for 24 hours. Does not show up for player conferences. Ask the players to see her about head injuries before seeing trainers. "

"She lacks empathy. She lets professionalism. She gossip like a 15-year-old girl he is unprofessional and her leadership is trash."

"You can tell she is a new coach. She has a lot of learning to do. "

"Nicole Voci is a manipulative and selfish person. She took over a recently ranked top 25 program looking to go to the NCAA tournament in their third year as a program. She took an extremely promising team and turned it into a joke. The players on the field are clearly her favorites, you can see it in practice as well. She refuses to change anything during a game resulting in embarrassing loses or almost loses. Voci has no respect for her fellow coaching staff besides her father who seems to be running the show. This school made the biggest mistake hiring her instead of the more qualified coaches that applied. I believe she was hired because the school can pay her less than any other coach that applied. Her inexperience and immaturity showed through the season. Having as many players out with injuries, most didn’t return to play the whole year, something was wrong. She treated the injured players like they did not exist. She made them sign a contract when no one else on the team had to singling out those who were injured. She cut many injured players money as they were not what she was looking for in the team. She also cut players because their mental health was “too bad” and negatively affecting the team. This was not what she was looking for in players. She has ruined the sport for so many and the team will only get worse from here on. "

"Out of her element coaching a once top 25 D2 team. No experience and it shows. Offensive is pathetic, defense looks lost, clears and rides are really bad. Looks like a mediocre high school team playing. So much talent being wasted on the roster because of the coaches. Should have hired a tenured coach to get the most out of these girls. "