Pecsok is now in her 14th season as the head coach of the women's basketball program at Middlebury. In 11 of her first 14 seasons, she continued the post-season tradition, leading the Panthers to the NESCAC or ECAC Tournament in each season. She currently owns a career record of 183-160 at Middlebury.

Pecsok came to Middlebury from Franklin & Marshall in Pennsylvania where she compiled a 76-67 (.531) record over six seasons. In the 24-year history of women's basketball at F&M, Pecsok ranks second in career coaching victories and third in career winning percentage. In her first season at F&M, the Diplomats posted a 19-5 record, capturing the Middle Atlantic Conference Southwest League Championship.

Pecsok attended Virginia Tech, where she earned her bachelor's degree in English, history and sociology in 1986. During her playing career for the Lady Hokies, Pecsok played in 104 of 112 games, while serving as the team captain her senior season.

Following graduation, Pecsok coached at Virginia Tech and Dartmouth before leaving the coaching profession for two years. Pecsok returned to the sidelines in 1991 to assist long-time friend Liz McQuitter in her first year as head coach at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas.

After a successful season as an assistant coach at Lamar, Pecsok took on duties as head coach at F&M. She also served as an assistant softball coach, staff liaison for club sports, and director of the summer Camp of Champions held at F&M and Cedar Crest College.

Bevere is now in her seventh season as the head coach of the Middlebury softball team. In her first season, she led the team to an impressive 20-win season, finishing with a 21-12 mark in the spring of '07. A year ago, Bevere was named the NESCAC Coach of the Year, leading the team to its first NESCAC Championship and NCAA Tournament appearance with a 30-8 mark. She is now 122-83 over six seasons as the team's head coach.

Bevere, who earned a degree in psychology from Middlebury in 1999, has spent a significant amount of time coaching at the college. Following her graduation, Bevere remained on campus as a graduate assistant basketball coach for the 1999-2000 season.

She then attended Suffolk University Law School and earned her law degree in 2003. Bevere returned to Middlebury in the fall of 2003 to work as an assistant dean of the college and residential systems coordinator. She has spent the past three seasons as an assistant coach with the women’s basketball team, where she has been involved with several aspects of the squad. Bevere has helped with player development, recruiting, practice planning, and game preparation.

Prior to arriving at Middlebury, Bevere was a two-sport standout at Bishop Guertin High School in Nashua, N.H. She was a four-year starter and All-State selection on both the softball and basketball teams, and was inducted into the school’s hall of fame in 2002. Bevere was interested in playing softball at Middlebury, but the school did not field a varsity team until the spring of 1998.

During her four years on the basketball team at Middlebury, the Panthers sported a 76-27 record, with an ECAC Championship in 1997. The team also earned two bids to the NCAA Tournament in 1996 and 1998, while taking part in the 1999 ECAC tourney. She played in 102 games at Middlebury, scoring 958 points (9.4 ppg), while pulling down 607 rebounds (6.0 rpg).

Bevere continues to serve as an assistant coach for the women’s basketball program in the winter and serves as the schools Director of Compliance.