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• October 13, 2022Men's Programs, Women's Programs, NJCAA

  Southwest Virginia Community College Men’s & Women’s Soccer – Coach Gary Warford

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Gary Warford from the Southwest Virginia Community College Men’s & Women’s Program. We talk about how he is reigniting two different programs. He describes the school’s genuine care for all its students. Lastly, we discuss how he plans on building out his staff.

• October 11, 2022Women's Programs, NJCAA

  College of Lake County Women’s Soccer – Coach Kevin Talbot

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Kevin Talbot from the College of Lake County Women’s Program in Illinois. We talk about how he watches a lot of high school games during his recruiting. He describes the school’s amazing location and top class programs. Lastly, we discuss how he keeps a close knit culture on the team.

• October 7, 2022Women's Programs, NJCAA

  Clark College Women’s Soccer – Coach Maddy Wright

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Maddy Wright from the Clark College Women’s Program in Washington state. We talk about how her work in club soccer helps her recruiting. She describes the school’s focus on community. Lastly, we discuss how their team culture is viral, in a good way.

• October 4, 2022Women's Programs, NAIA

  Brescia University Women’s Soccer – Coach Shaun Soderling

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Shaun Soderling from the Brescia University Women’s Program in Kentucky. We talk about how he recruits high character, high quality players. He describes the school’s camaraderie between all the athletic programs. Lastly, we discuss how they have a great staff supporting all the players throughout the season.

• September 30, 2022Men's Programs, NCAA D2

  University of Hawaii Hilo Men’s Soccer – Coach Garrett Estrin

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Garrett Estrin from the Hawaii Hilo Men’s Program. We talk about how he searches for well-rounded players both on the field and off. He describes the school’s sense of family, or “ohana.” Lastly, we discuss how they have a diverse roster that lends to their success.