by United Soccer Coaches | Oct 11, 2019 | Advocacy Blog, Association News
Julio Serrano Named New Latino Coaches Advocacy Chair KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Oct. 11, 2019) — United Soccer Coaches is excited to announce Julio Serrano as the new Chair for the Latino Coaches Advocacy Group. In his role as chair, Serrano will build a team from the...
by United Soccer Coaches | Sep 30, 2019 | Advocacy Blog, Association News
By: Casey Blades, High School Advocacy Committee Member In my 10 years of coaching at the high school level, my team hasn’t always celebrated a winning season, but we always come together at the end of the year to celebrate the team’s successes. Even a losing season...
by United Soccer Coaches | Sep 11, 2019 | Advocacy Blog, Association News
By: Jessica Nash A mentor can be one of the most rewarding professional relationships you form in your career, but initially finding a mentor can seem difficult and a little awkward. I’ve listed a few examples of both formal and informal mentorships programs and...
by United Soccer Coaches | Sep 6, 2019 | Advocacy Blog, Association News
Q&A with Laura Jackson, University of Kansas Women’s Soccer Assistant coach LAURA’S BIO Laura Jackson joined the University of Kansas soccer staff in June of 2019. She brings a wealth of both coaching and playing experience after she spent the last two seasons on...
by United Soccer Coaches | Sep 5, 2019 | Advocacy Blog, Association News
The Women’s Coaches Advocacy Group distributes a quarterly newsletter to keep its members up to date on news, deadlines and other association happenings. The newsletter also serves to let members know what the group is working on, highlighting group members and...
by United Soccer Coaches | Aug 29, 2019 | Advocacy Blog, Association News
By John Lynch, High School Coaches Advocacy Group Coaches everywhere have felt the pains of dealing with situations beyond their control. It is a rarity that we don’t have to deal with at least a handful of issues throughout the course of a season or school year....
