NCAA D1

• November 7, 2023Men's Programs, NCAA D1

  Missouri State University Men’s Soccer – Coach Mike Seabolt

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Mike from the Missouri State Men’s Program. We talk about how he looks at recruiting international versus domestic players. He describes how their field is in the center of campus. Lastly, we discuss his preference for two-way players.

• October 31, 2023Men's Programs, NCAA D1

  Lindenwood University Men’s Soccer – Coach Kris Bertsch

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Kris from the Lindenwood Men’s Program in Missouri. We talk about recruiting the right players who will play. He describes the supportive people everywhere on and around campus. Lastly, we discuss his staff that buy into the mission and vision of what they’re trying to create.

• September 12, 2023Women's Programs, NCAA D1

  IUPUI Women’s Soccer – Coach Chris Johnson

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Chris from the IUPUI Women’s Program in Indiana. We talk about how he builds his recruiting database. He describes the upcoming changes at the school, including their name. Lastly, we discuss how he approaches coaching as a teacher.

• July 25, 2023Women's Programs, NCAA D1

  Southeastern Louisiana University Women’s Soccer – Coach Nathan Gillespie

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Nathan Gillespie from the Southeastern Louisiana University Women’s Program. We talk about not leaving any stones unturned when it comes to recruiting. He describes the college town atmosphere of the school. Lastly, we discuss their use of technology in training and games to help manage loads.

• July 20, 2023Women's Programs, NCAA D1

  Mississippi Valley State University Women’s Soccer – Coach Kayleigh Lambrechts

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Lambrechts from the Mississippi Valley State Women’s Program. We talk about taking over a new Division 1 program. She describes how the school is supportive in both athletic and academic affairs. Lastly, we discuss how she wants every player to be comfortable with the ball at their feet.