NAIA

• 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.

• 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.

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  May 17, 2022Women's Programs, NAIA

  Florida Memorial University Women’s Soccer – Coach Eric Belcher

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Eric Belcher from the Florida Memorial University Women’s Program. We talk about what it’s like at a Division 2 HBCU. He describes how their school is a true financial bargain. Lastly, we discuss how his employs a style that best fits the players they have.

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  April 15, 2022Men's Programs, NAIA

  Cal State Maritime Men’s Soccer – Coach Mike Carvalho

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Mike Carvalho from the Cal Maritime Men’s Program in California. We talk about how his roster is made up primarily of domestic players. He tells me about the fantastic jobs their graduates get after leaving school. Lastly, we discuss their adaptive style of play and the different formations they use to execute that.