Women’s Programs

• 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.

• July 18, 2023Women's Programs, NAIA

  Mt. Mercy University Women’s Soccer – Coach Gabriela Ponder

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Ponder from the Mt. Mercy Women’s Program in Iowa. We talk about being a new coach looking to rebuild a program. She describes the high academics and that they are in a fairly large city. Lastly, we discuss their offseason training in preparation for the fall.

• July 6, 2023Women's Programs, NCAA D3

  Elmira College Women’s Soccer – Coach Bill Kelly

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Kelly from the Elmira Women’s Program in New York. We talk about the difference between their inbound and outbound recruiting. He describes the high percentage of students on campus that are also athletes. Lastly, we discuss his focus on a growth mindset when it comes to coaching.

• July 4, 2023Women's Programs, NCAA D2

  West Liberty University Women’s Soccer – Coach Pete McMenemy

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Pete from the West Liberty Women’s Program in West Virginia. We talk about his recruiting mix that includes some internationals. He describes the true college town feel that is the heart of the community. Lastly, we discuss his focus on an attacking style of play.