Ashley L.

I have been one of the assistant coaches at Westfield State University for the women’s soccer team for the past two seasons. I am also a 5th grade teacher and have taught other grade levels in the past, so I have experience working with a variety of age levels.

As an athlete myself, I played soccer at Westfield State University for four years. Three out of those four years we went won our division (MASCAC) and went on to the NCAA tournament. In the 2018-2019 I received the Justine Crocker Soccer Award. “The Justine Crocker Soccer Award is given each year to a player that demonstrates outstanding
Leadership, Dedication, Commitment and other contributions to the team which exemplify the goals and spirit of Westfield State University.”

As an athlete can expect me to work with them based on their skill and technique. The first part of the session would be about gauging the athlete’s ability and figure out what they want to personally work toward improving. It is important to go back to fundamentals to make sure that they are reaching their max performance. Clients can expect speed and agility drills along with ball skills as well.