NCAA D3

• December 22, 2022Women's Programs, NCAA D3

  Washington College Women’s Soccer – Coach Tom Reilly

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Tom from the Washington College Women’s Program in Maryland. We talk about recruiting regionally and looking at GPA first. He describes the gorgeous camps on the Chester River. Lastly, we discuss his staff and how they make the overall experience better for the players.

• December 20, 2022Women's Programs, NCAA D3

  Bluffton University Women’s Soccer – Coach Zach Hammon

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Zach Hammon from the Bluffton Women’s Program in Ohio. We talk about recruiting the T.E.A.M. acronym. He describes the small enrollment, but heavy athlete influence on the college. Lastly, we discuss how he likes to help his players learn and move the team forward.

• December 15, 2022Women's Programs, NCAA D3

  Hamline University Women’s Soccer – Coach Michael Prunty

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Prunty from the Hamline Women’s Program in Minnesota. We talk about how they are always recruiting, and not just regionally. He describes the benefits of being in a big city. Lastly, we discuss how they continue to develop players using their style of play.

• December 8, 2022Women's Programs, NCAA D3

  Buffalo State College Women’s Soccer – Coach Greg Margolis

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Greg Margolis from the Buffalo State College Women’s Program in New York. We talk about the variety of tournaments he likes to scout. He describes their diverse, urban campus. Lastly, we discuss their high press style of play and how they like to possess with purpose.

• December 6, 2022Women's Programs, NCAA D3

  Lebanon Valley College Women’s Soccer – Coach Frank Carrozza

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Frank Carrozza from the Lebanon Valley College Women’s Program in Pennsylvania. We talk about taking over a program as a new coach. He describes the true, family-feel of the college. Lastly, we discuss their positional play style of play and how they like to exploit space on the field.