Middlebury has announced the hiring of Corrigan Rayhill as an assistant women's soccer coach for the 2026 season. Rayhill joins the Panthers after spending four years as a player on the Colby College women's soccer team.
 

"We're excited to welcome Corrigan onto our staff," said head coach Peter Kim. "She brings valuable knowledge and experience both as a former NESCAC player and a professional educator and mentor. Moreover, her passion for the game and strong desire to support our students will make her an important member of our coaching team."

 

"I am grateful and honored to be joining this incredible program, coaching staff and community," said Rayhill. "I'm thrilled for the opportunity to contribute to the team's success and to be part of a program with such joy and passion for the game. I look forward to an exciting season."

 
Rayhill appeared in 43 contests and made 18 starts with the Mules, logging nearly 1,900 minutes. She scored a pair of goals, including the second tally in a 4-0 win against MIT in 2023.
 
After graduating from Colby, Rayhill was named the Clark Art Institute's Lunder Special Assistant to the Director in Williamstown, Massachusetts. After spending the summer of 2023 as an intern with the institution, her responsibilities in the elevated role in 2025 included the preparation of museum publications, annual reports and communications with the Board of Trustees. She also managed the director's calendar and other administrative tasks.