Recent Posts

• March 21, 2024Women's Programs, NCAA D2

  Lake Erie College Women’s Soccer – Coach Becks Young

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Young from the Lake Erie Women’s Program in Ohio. We talk about how she thinks players need to be evaluating the programs too. She describes the school’s support for students and their academics. Lastly, we discuss their new home turf facility that is being built.

• March 19, 2024Men's Programs, NCAA D3

  Oberlin College Men’s Soccer – Coach Blake New

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Blake from the Oberlin Men’s Program in Ohio. We talk about how follows a unique calendar around recruiting. He describes their high level of academics with people pursuing their passion. Lastly, we discuss his coaching style and how his players view him.

• March 15, 2024Men's Programs, NCAA D3

  Randolph College Men’s Soccer – Coach Sheldon Blue

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Sheldon from the Randolph Men’s Program in Virginia. We talk about how looks at recruiting good people who are a culture fit. He describes how they work off a unique academic calendar. Lastly, we discuss their staff along with his coaching style.

• March 12, 2024Men's Programs, NAIA, NCCAA

  Bethel University Men’s Soccer – Coach Jason Freeman

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Jason from the Bethel Men’s Program in Indiana. We talk about how looks at both on the field and off the field items when recruiting. He describes how they actually guarantee scholarships for four years. Lastly, we discuss what it is like to win an NCCAA National Championship.

• March 7, 2024Women's Programs, NCAA D2

  Franklin Pierce University Women’s Soccer – Coach Matt Johnson

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Johnson from the Franklin Pierce Women’s Program in New Hampshire. We talk about how the transfer portal is changing the recruiting timeline. He describes how they embrace being a tough place to play for opponents. Lastly, we discuss their staff and how it is a solid, full-time staff much like a D1 school.