Zack Schilawski, a 2007 national champion and standout player from Wake Forest’s men's soccer team, has been appointed as the new assistant coach and director of player development. Schilawski, known for scoring the decisive goal in the 2007 NCAA Championship, brings back a wealth of experience gained from his career at Pittsburgh and other coaching roles. Head coach Bobby Muuss highlighted Schilawski’s passion for the program and dedication to player development as essential to the team’s future success.

By the Numbers
  • Schilawski led the ACC in goals and points during his senior year in 2009.
  • At Wake Forest, he recorded 100 career points over 99 matches, including 40 goals.
State of Play
  • Schilawski returns to Wake Forest after two seasons at the University of Pittsburgh.
  • During his time at Pitt, the team secured the first ACC Regular Season Championship in program history.
What's Next

With Schilawski on board, Wake Forest aims to leverage his successful experience to enhance training and player development. His return is likely to invigorate the program and foster a winning culture among the athletes.

Bottom Line

Schilawski’s appointment represents a strategic move for Wake Forest to tap into his extensive experience and deep-rooted love for the program, positioning the men's soccer team for renewed success as they build on their storied history.