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• May 23, 2024Women's Programs, NCCAA

  Randall University Women’s Soccer – Coach Byron Gutierrez

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Byron from the Randall Women’s Program in Oklahoma. We talk about his mix of recruiting areas. He describes the school’s small, family-friendly environment. Lastly, we discuss all the various athletic department staff and how they support the program.

• May 21, 2024Women's Programs, NAIA

  Briar Cliff University Women’s Soccer – Coach Gabrielle Parks

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Parks from the Briar Cliff Women’s Program in Iowa. We talk about varying recruiting sources as the landscape changes. She describes how the school has a high percentage of student athletes so the whole school is supportive. Lastly, we discuss how sometimes the spring offseason can be even harder than the fall.

• May 16, 2024Men's Programs, NCCAA

  Central Christian College Men’s Soccer – Coach Cody Bartlow

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Bartlow from the Central Christian Men’s Program in Kansas. We talk about filling a diverse team as a new coach to the program. He describes the small college with a sense of community and belonging. Lastly, we discuss how he coaches to try to control the chaotic game.

• May 14, 2024Women's Programs, NCAA D1

  St. John’s University Women’s Soccer – Coach Ian Stone

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Stone from the St. John’s Women’s Program in New York. We talk about how he’s really recruiting 3 different classes at the same time. He describes the New York City location, but with tree lined streets. Lastly, we discuss all the different staff that helps with the program.

• May 9, 2024Men's Programs, NAIA

  Tennessee Wesleyan University Men’s Soccer – Coach Codi Crippen

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Crippen from the Tennessee Wesleyan Men’s Program. We talk about how recruiting never stops and he’s looking at every player pool possible. He describes how the school has some new programs that are driving interest from recruits. Lastly, we discuss how the staff he has built and the athletic department staff has made the transition easy.