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Penn State womens soccers coaching staff backgrounds Assistant Coach Declan Doherty joined Penn State’s coaching staff just last year, in August of 2024 Doherty had a lengthy career in both professional, academy and collegiate soccer prior to joining the University Park coaching staff
2024 Penn State Nittany Lions womens soccer team - Wikipedia The 2024 season is the Nittany Lions' 31st as a varsity soccer program, and their 31st in the Big Ten Conference The team is led by 18th-year head coach Erica Dambach, a former head coach for the Harvard program
Tim Wassell - Penn State - Official Athletics Website Head Coach Erica Dambach named Wassell to the Nittany Lion coaching staff on June 2, 2010, and promoted him to Associate Head Coach in recognition of his stellar efforts on the pitch and
‘Hitching our Wagon’: How Penn State women’s soccer is approaching the . . . A 2024 campaign that saw the Penn State Nittany Lions Women’s Soccer Team make yet another Elite Eight run in the NCAA Tournament was the culmination of a full year of preparation and execution by Head Coach Erica Dambach and her team
Penn State Nittany Lions womens soccer - Wikipedia Penn State Women's Club Soccer began to petition Penn State Athletics for varsity status in 1980 citing a need for funding, status and access to post season play to continue its operation At that time the club was fully funded by a player fee and a small grant from a university intramural fund [20] Coaches and staff of the club were unpaid volunteers and travel expenses fell on each player
Entering Year 18 | A look at Penn State women’s soccer coach Erica . . . In the midst of being involved with USYNT, Dambach was officially named head coach of Penn State in February 2007, resigning from her position with Harvard Significant players came and went under Dambach, with arguably the most notable one being star goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher