Stevenson University Athletics announced Nov. 10, 2026, that Danyelle Cole will join the athletic training staff as an assistant athletic trainer for the 2026-27 academic year. Cole most recently served as a Certified Athletic Trainer with MedStar Health.
Cole previously worked with Stevenson University’s women’s soccer program as an Athletic Training Student during the fall 2025 semester. She developed and implemented individualized rehabilitation plans, led medical timeouts alongside visiting athletic trainers, and collaborated with physical therapists and team physicians to provide care to student-athletes.
Danyelle Cole Brings MedStar Health Experience
At MedStar Health, Cole provided on-field and athletic training facility assessments, developed and administered rehabilitation plans, and coordinated patient care with medical professionals. She also assisted with the evaluation and treatment of athletic injuries while working with middle school, high school and collegiate athletes.
Cole also completed a summer internship with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2025. During the internship, she provided therapeutic treatments, administered therapeutic massage for athlete recovery, and assisted with daily field setup, emergency equipment and hydration stations.
Cody Lancellotti Welcomes Cole to Stevenson
Cody Lancellotti, Stevenson University’s head athletic trainer, said Cole’s previous experience with the program helped her establish relationships within the athletic training staff.
“We are thrilled to have Danyelle as part of the Stevenson Athletic Training team. Danyelle established great relationships during her time as an Athletic Training Student at Stevenson University. Her strong clinical skill set and willingness to collaborate with peers make her an outstanding Athletic Trainer!”
— Cody Lancellotti, head athletic trainer
Education and Certification
Cole earned a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from Towson University in May 2024 and a Master of Science in Athletic Training from Towson University in May 2026. She also holds Basic Life Support certification, including CPR and AED, and is a Certified Athletic Trainer.
Cole said her previous experience at Stevenson helped her feel connected to the university and that she was excited to return as a full-time athletic trainer.
“I began my journey at Stevenson University last year as a graduate athletic training student and quickly found a place that felt like home. After spending some time away gaining valuable experiences, I am thrilled to return as a full-time athletic trainer. I look forward to working alongside the outstanding staff and student-athletes at Stevenson while continuing to grow and develop professionally. I am excited to contribute to the Stevenson community and provide the high-quality care and support that its student-athletes deserve. Go Mustangs!”
— Danyelle Cole
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Cole returns to Stevenson University Athletics after gaining experience with MedStar Health and the Kansas City Chiefs. Her background includes rehabilitation planning, injury evaluation, patient-care coordination and clinical work with student-athletes.
Her previous Stevenson experience and Towson University training provide documented preparation for her role as an assistant athletic trainer during the 2026-27 academic year.
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