Corinne Dente joined the Fordham women’s soccer coaching staff with a strong background as a high-level Division I athlete and a standout high school performer. A Connecticut native, she excelled at Westhill High School in Stamford, where she was a four-time All-FCIAC and All-State selection. During her junior and senior seasons, she recorded over 40 goals and 15 assists, earning recognition as one of the top players in the state.

In addition to her high school achievements, Corinne was selected for the Region I ODP team, where she earned Most Valuable Player honors during an international trip to Costa Rica. She was also invited to U.S. Youth National Training Camps.

Corinne began her collegiate career at the University of Louisville, competing in the ACC. She appeared in 37 matches for the Cardinals, with her freshman season culminating an NCAA Tournament appearance, where Louisville advanced to the second round before falling to BYU. Despite suffering ACL injuries during her sophomore and junior years, she remained a strong presence within the program and completed her Bachelor of Science in Sport Administration graduating Cum Laude.

She later transferred to Providence College as a graduate student, playing two impactful seasons in the BIG EAST Conference. In 2023, she helped lead the Friars to an NCAA Tournament appearance while also completing her Master’s degree in Business and certificate in Sports Management.