LYNCHBURG, Va. - Randolph College Athletics has announced the addition of Liz Hamilton as an athletic trainer, bringing the department's athletic training staff to five. She officially begins her duties on August 3.

Hamilton comes to Randolph with extensive athletic training and sports medicine experience at the high school and collegiate levels. She recently was a site athletic trainer at U.S. Grant High School in Oklahoma City, OK, where she provided care for student-athletes, coordinated concussion testing and injury documentation, and helped prepare emergency response protocols.

Before that, Hamilton served as the head athletic trainer at Putnam City West High School in Oklahoma and as a certified athletic trainer with Bon Secours Mercy Health in Suffolk, Va. She gained collegiate experience as an intern assistant athletic trainer at the University of Richmond, working with football and tennis, and previously interned with Duke University Football.

Outside of high school and college settings, Hamilton has provided coverage across a variety of competitive areas. This includes serving as the primary athletic trainer for MLS Next Sporting Oklahoma Soccer Club (11U-19U) in 2025-26, providing coverage for USA Wrestling Southern Plains Regional Events (2025-26), and working with U.S. Tennis Association Level 2 junior tennis tournaments (2024-26).

A 2018 graduate of the University of Lynchburg with a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training, Hamilton is a Board of Certification (BOC) certified athletic trainer and holds CPR/AED certification.