Bice Dolciato began her college career as a two-sport varsity athlete, excelling in soccer and lacrosse at
Gannon University in Erie, Pennsylvania. After one year, she transferred to The Ohio State University,
where she continued her athletic journey on the Women’s Varsity Lacrosse team and represented the
Midwest on the Women’s US National Team for two years.

Upon graduation, Bice quickly immersed herself in the world of coaching and officiating. She began as an
Assistant Coach for The Ohio State club lacrosse team, then took on the Head Coach role at Jones
Middle School in Upper Arlington, leading the team to back-to-back undefeated seasons. To further her
coaching career, Bice accepted the Head Coach position at The Wellington School in Upper Arlington,
where she guided the team to its first-ever Division II state championship title—an achievement that
earned her the Coach of the Year award, presented by Ohio Governor Bob Taft.

Currently, Bice serves as an Assistant Coach for Blackjack Elite Club Lacrosse and the women’s lacrosse
team at Kilbourne High School. She has also been an active board member of the Central Ohio Women’s
Lacrosse Officials for over 15 years.

In 2025, Bice was named Head Coach of the Women’s Peru Lacrosse World Qualifier Senior Team,
where she led the team in a spirited competition against some of the best teams in the world.