Coker University

In Lind’s third season as head coach, the Cobras won their first South Atlantic Conference Carolinas title in program history, while finishing the shortened 2021 spring season with a 6-2 record. Britt Kabo was named the SACC MVP while three players earned a spot on the SACC All-Tournament Team. Kabo also earned SACC All-Conference First Team, SACC and NFHCA Offensive Player of the Week and SPC Credit Union March Student-Athlete of the Month. Rylie Cordrey followed with a spot on the SACC Honorable Mention Team. Academically, the Cobras received the NFHCA Division II National Academic Team Award. Eight players were named to the NFHCA Division II National Academic Squad. Kabo and Lieke Bruijn were selected to the NFHCA Division II Scholars of Distinction. 

Under Lind, the Cobras improved their win total in year two going 10-7 and 6-6 in South Atlantic Conference Carolinas. Lind coached four SACC Player of the Week honorees over the course of the season, while Britt Kabo was named to the All-Conference First Team and also the Freshman of the Year. Alyssa Baronella-O'Toole was also named to the All-Conference Honorable Mention team. Kabo would follow that up by being named to the Synapse Sports All-Rookie Team. Academically, the Cobras recieved the 2019 Zag Field Hockey/NFHCA National Academic Team Award, before 10 Cobras were named to the 2019 Zag Field Hockey/NFHCA National Academic Squad and Britt Kabo was named a 2019 Zag Field Hockey/NFHCA Scholar of Distinction. In addition, 12 players were listed on the 2019-20 South Atlantic Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll, and the team posted a 3.68 GPA for the year. 

Coker's initial field hockey season saw the Cobras win six games in 2018, five in South Atlantic Conference Carolinas. The Cobras advanced to the conference tournament semifinals, had five players selected to the All-Conference teams and Lind was also named the league's Coach of the Year. Lind also coached two Synapse Sports All-Rookie Team selections in Carla Deuble and Simcha de Vilder, while academically, six players were named to the 2018 Zag Field Hockey/NFHCA Division II National Academic Squad. Following that, Amelia Gajewski and Victoria Humphreys were named 2018 Zag Field Hockey/NFHCA Scholars of Distinction. 

Kat Lind (formerly Heterbring) was appointed as Coker's first ever head field hockey coach in 2018.

Lind came to Coker after spending the last four years as the head field hockey coach at Wells College located in Aurora, N.Y. During her time at Wells, she led the Division III program to two (2015, 2016) North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) tournament championships and was named the conference's Coach of the Year in 2016. Lind also led Wells to a regular season conference championship in 2016. In all, she coached six NEAC All-Conference selections and ten NEAC Player's of the Week.

In addition to her student-athletes excelling on the field, Lind guided her players to academic success by developing three NFHCA Scholar Distinction Award winners, five Zag/NFHCA National Academic Squad selections, and nine DIII National Academic Squad selections.

While at Wells, she was also the head coach of the women's lacrosse team in the 2014-15 academic year. Serving as the women's lacrosse coach for one season, Lind's squad caused 121 turnovers on the season, posting the best total in program history. Additionally, Heterbring coached three NEAC All-League players, the most in one season dating back to 2012.

Prior to joining Wells, Lind was an assistant coach at fellow South Atlantic Conference and ECAC member Newberry College in 2013. At Newberry, she assisted the Wolves to an ECAC Division II Invitational Tournament berth. Lind also coached two Independent Schools Alliance All-Conference players, including the league's Rookie of the Year. 

Before joining Newberry, Lind served as a Graduate Assistant for the field hockey and women's lacrosse teams at Elmira College from 2011 to 2013. With Lind's assistance, the Soaring Eagles' field hockey squad earned placement on the NCAA's "Most Improved Team" list in 2013.

A 2011 graduate of American International College in Springfield, Mass., she was a four-year member of the field hockey team and played women's lacrosse during her tenure with the Yellow Jackets. Lind graduated as the program's record holder in career minutes played (5,390) and defensive saves (20), earning a selection to the NFHCA North-South Division II All-Star Game.

A two-year captain, she helped to lead the field hockey team to the Northeast-10 Conference playoffs in 2010 and made an NCAA Division II Championship Tournament appearance. As a member of the starting defensive unit for the women's lacrosse team in 2008, Lind saw action in all 16 games for American International.

After receiving a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from American International, Lind went on to earn a master's degree in General Management from Elmira in 2013.

Lind resides in Camden, South Carolina with her husband Tyler, son Lucas, and cat, Lester.