Personal Narrative: A Career As A Coach

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After conducting some research on your athletic website for a player I coach, I realized that you may have a head coach opportunity with your women’s soccer team. I believe that my coaching abilities, combined with my strong interpersonal skills, energy and work ethic would greatly benefit your program.
I have recently returned back to Louisiana after coaching in the Midwest. I have a United States Soccer Federation A License, NSCAA Premier License, United States Soccer Federation Y License, and currently a USSF Coaching Education Instructor. More importantly, I have served as a coach and mentor to coaches and players for more than 25 years and have demonstrated success both on and off the field.
During my career, I have worked with youth,

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