NCAA D3

• March 5, 2024Women's Programs, NCAA D3, Uncategorized

  St. Mary’s College (MD) Women’s Soccer – Coach Peter Krech

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Peter from the St. Mary’s Women’s Program in Maryland. We talk about the benefits of coming to campus during the recruiting process. He describes how when recruiting, he looks for great people and teammates. Lastly, we discuss their roster size and how he makes sure he has enough to protect the team from injuries.

• February 8, 2024Men's Programs, NCAA D3

  Immaculata University Men’s Soccer – Coach Richard Punt

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Richard from the Immaculata Men’s Program in Pennsylvania. We talk about recruiting players that fit into their game model. He describes their campus, its athletics and how it was the subject of a movie. Lastly, we discuss how they continue to train and develop during the spring semester.

• February 6, 2024Women's Programs, NCAA D3

  California Lutheran University Women’s Soccer – Coach Frank Marino

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Marino from the Cal Lutheran Women’s Program. We talk about recruiting while on a national championship run. He describes the idyllic location that is also home to professional teams. Lastly, we discuss how building authentic relationships and a positive culture is what truly leads a team to success.

• February 1, 2024Women's Programs, NCAA D3

  Wittenberg University Women’s Soccer – Coach Katie Robinson

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Robinson from the Wittenberg Women’s Program in Ohio. We talk about how recruiting players with injuries is a challenging process. She describes how many majors have a hands-on learning component. Lastly, we discuss how they look for players who want to compete everyday in training as well as off the pitch.

• January 30, 2024Women's Programs, NCAA D3

  College of Wooster Women’s Soccer – Coach Geordie Brown

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Brown from the Wooster Women’s Program in Ohio. We talk about how their recruiting cycles overlap. He describes the true community both at the school and in the town. Lastly, we discuss their roster size that is geared to support everyone.