Multiple Universities Name New Women’s Head Coaches

Several coaching appointments have recently been announced across various sports programs. Lawson has been named head coach of the Bears women's rugby team, bringing extensive experience and a strong commitment to the club's vision and player development. Michael Bradley, a U.S. national team soccer legend, has been appointed head coach of New York Red Bulls II, marking his first head coaching role and focusing on developing young talent within the Red Bulls organization. Davis Fox is the new head coach of Indiana University of Pennsylvania's women's soccer team, praised for his vision and dedication to both athletic and academic success, as he takes over a program with recent NCAA Tournament experience. Delaware State University has hired Kenya Sloan as the inaugural women's wrestling head coach, emphasizing her leadership and commitment to building a strong foundation for the new team and supporting the growth of women's wrestling at HBCUs. These hires reflect a broader trend of investing in leadership to foster competitive and developmental success in collegiate and professional sports.