NAIA

• December 1, 2022Women's Programs, NAIA

  College of St. Mary Women’s Soccer – Coach Jordan Irsik

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Jordan Irsik from the College of St. Mary Women’s Program in Nebraska. We talk about the off the field characteristics she looks for in players. She describes the unique small-school atmosphere in a large downtown location. Lastly, we discuss how they fit their style of play around the players that they have on the field.

• November 24, 2022Men's Programs, NAIA

  Oklahoma Panhandle State University Men’s Soccer – Coach Bailey Guffin

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Guffin from the Oklahoma Panhandle State University Men’s Program. We talk about how he recruits players that buy into what they do, even beyond soccer. He describes the location of the school helps to minimize distractions. Lastly, we discuss how they like to play and the overall culture of the team.

• November 22, 2022Men's Programs, NAIA

  Westmont College Men’s Soccer – Coach Dave Wolf

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Dave Wolf from the Westmont Men’s Program in California. We talk about the amazing location of their school. He describes the personalized academic programs the students get. Lastly, we discuss their upcoming shift from NAIA to NCAA Division 2.

• November 8, 2022Men's Programs, NAIA

  University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma Men’s Soccer – Coach Tony Orsi

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Tony Orsi from the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma Men’s Program. We talk about the academic rigor of their school. He describes the diversity and family feel students get. Lastly, we discuss how their staff is super committed and do it all.

• October 25, 2022Men's Programs, NAIA

  Point University Men’s Soccer – Coach Mark Wozniak

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Mark Wozniak from the Point University Men’s Program in Georgia. We talk about how they recruit players with a high work rate and good non-verbal communication skills. He describes the school’s high percentage of student athletes. Lastly, we discuss their use of technology during the season.