Terri Teller returns to Harvard for the 2012 season for her second stint as an assistant coach with the team.

Upon graduation from Harvard in 1999, Teller joined head coach Jenny Allard on the Crimson coaching staff just months later, staying with the squad for seven seasons (2000-06). In her first two years on the Harvard coaching staff, Teller helped the Crimson to back-to-back Ivy League titles and saw the squad advance to the NCAA tournament in 2000. In her seven years with the team, Teller saw 18 players garner first-team All-Ivy accolades, 15 players earn second-team nods and 13 earn all-league honorable mention.

Following her initial stay with the Crimson coach staff, Teller held a number of jobs in the environmental sciences field. She begins her second stint with the Crimson after most recently serving as the Education Technician for the Boston Harbor Island National Recreation Area, a part of the National Park Service.

During her playing career, Teller was a three-time All-Ivy League player, earning first team accolades as a senior. She was also named an NEISCA All-Star following her senior season with the Crimson. She ranks tenth in program history in career doubles (27), and recorded the eighth-most RBI (78) in team history.