Brittany Reedman is in her first school year as a Saint Michael's women's tennis assistant coach in 2026-27.
Reedman was part of The College of New Jersey's women's tennis dynasty, which has won 43 consecutive New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Championships as of 2026. A captain as a senior, the 2018 graduate went 65-18 out of the top three singles positions during her career and 15-7 in doubles action, landing four NJAC All-Conference singles accolades and the 2014 NJAC Rookie of the Year award. The Lions finished 57-13 overall and 22-0 in NJAC play with four NCAA Division III Tournament appearances during Reedman's career.
A Williamstown, N.J., native, Reedman was heavily involved and well-recognized during her undergraduate years. She was president of Women in Computer Science, vice president of the Association for Computing Machinery, and earned the Grace Hopper Celebration Scholarship, Women Techmaker Scholarship, and Carl Shuster Mathematics Award. As a sophomore, Reedman was named to the TCNJ Blue and Gold Award Hall of Fame, which recognizes student leaders in the campus community. She earned a bachelor of science in computer science and a bachelor of arts in applied mathematics in 2018, and was inducted into the Pi Mu Epsilon (mathematics) and Upsilon Pi Epsilon (computing and information disciplines) honor societies.
Since graduating, Reedman, who held two undergraduate internships in software engineering at Microsoft, has worked as a senior software engineer for Facebook.
