Women’s Programs

• September 13, 2022Women's Programs, NCAA D3

  Colby College Women’s Soccer – Coach Tracey Leone

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Tracey Leone from the Colby College Women’s Program in Maine. We talk about how she is excited to take over a new program. She describes the school’s academic prowess and scenic location. Lastly, we discuss how she hopes recruits are searching for the school that is the right fit.

• September 6, 2022Women's Programs, NJCAA

  Oakton Community College Women’s Soccer – Coach Tristram Bisgrove

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Tristram Bisgrove from the Oakton Community College Women’s Program in Illinois. We talk about how he likes having recruits train as part of their tour. He describes the school’s beautiful camps that’s only minutes from a bustling city. Lastly, we discuss how the great support from the school and athletic department.

• September 1, 2022Women's Programs, NJCAA

  Green River College Women’s Soccer – Coach Keith Bleyer

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Keith Bleyer from the Green River College Women’s Program in Washington state. We talk about the benefits of a junior college including a small roster. He describes the school’s unique degree programs including the ability to get a 4-year degree. Lastly, we discuss their core values of grit, respect and commitment.

• August 30, 2022Women's Programs, NCAA D3

  Berea College Women’s Soccer – Coach Joe Saleem

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Joe Saleem from the Berea College Women’s Program in Kentucky. We talk about how he is always looking for players that are the right fit. He describes the school’s unique setup that is like no other school around. Lastly, we discuss how his school has evolved over the last few years.

• August 25, 2022Women's Programs, NCAA D3

  Vassar College Women’s Soccer – Coach Keith Simons

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Keith Simons from the Vassar College Women’s Program in New York. We talk about how he has players from all over the country. He describes the school’s distinct community and its diversity. Lastly, we discuss how he hopes players enjoy their recruitment and college selection process.