Queens University of Charlotte women's soccer has announced significant updates to its coaching staff ahead of the upcoming season. Head coach Shannon Neely Noel emphasized the addition of experienced coaches aimed at enhancing the program's depth and supporting student-athletes. Key appointments include Kara Haas as assistant coach, Caitlyn Davis as Director of Player Development, and returning graduate assistant Darien Walton, among others. This staffing overhaul reflects the team's commitment to achieving greater success and player growth in the future.

By the Numbers
  • Kara Haas brings experience from coaching at Eastern Kentucky University and has developed an All-South Region freshman goalkeeper.
  • Sam Idinge, a former player, logged a team-high 1,620 minutes and helped secure six clean sheets during his playing career at Queens.
State of Play
  • The coaching roster has been expanded with the recent appointments and reshuffling to enhance team performance.
  • Queens is preparing for its first spring match against Carolina Ascent on February 27.
What's Next

The Royals aim to leverage the new coaching lineup to enhance player development and performance metrics in the upcoming season. Anticipations are high for a competitive showing in spring matches.

Bottom Line

Queens’ coaching staff updates represent a strategic investment in player growth and program evolution, with the potential to boost performance as the season approaches.