Recent Posts
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Marywood University Men’s Soccer – Coach Brian Osborne
In today’s episode, I speak with Coach Osborne from the Marywood Men’s Program in Pennsylvania. We dive into the challenges of taking over a program mid-year. Coach also shares the values of the school and its commitment to support athletics. Plus, we discuss his coaching style that looks to instill confidence and let players play.
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DC Power’s Maddie Wolfbauer
In today’s episode, I speak with professional women’s player Maddie Wolfbauer from the DC Power of the USL Super League. We talk about what it was like to be recruited to a Power 4 school. She shares what went into her decision to transfer and how that affected her pro prospects. Then we discuss the different pro leagues she was able to experience and how that shaped her into the player she is today.
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Pratt Community College Women’s Soccer – Coach Brandon Jackson
In today’s episode, I speak with Coach Jackson from the Pratt Women’s Program in Kansas. We talk about how he recruits internationally, from high school teams as well as club soccer. He also describes the small town campus with great facilities. Plus, we discuss his energetic personality and his relationship focused coaching style.
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University of Valley Forge Women’s Soccer – Coach Maira Abreu de Campos
In today’s episode, I speak with Coach Maira from the Valley Forge Women’s Program in Pennsylvania. We dive into the unique aspects of recruiting at the D3 level, from scouting at showcase tournaments to utilizing the transfer portal. Coach Maria also shares insights into the team’s culture, their emphasis on work ethic and character, and how they develop players both on and off the field. Plus, we get an inside look at life at Valley Forge—its tight-knit community, academic support, and what makes it a special place to play college soccer.
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Daytona State College Women’s Soccer – Coach Hope Clark
In today’s episode, I speak with Coach Clark from the Daytona State Women’s Program in Florida. We talk about the importance of their ID camp in recruiting. She describes their morning practices that allow for more free time. Lastly, we discuss how she likes to coach the “why” of doing things.
