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Place of birth
  

Years
  
Team


Years
  
Team

Name
  
Lisa Cole

Lisa Cole

Current team
  
Boston Breakers (head coach)

1993-1997
  
Pacific Lutheran University

1997-2000
  
University of Mississippi (assistant coach)

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Lisa Cole is an American soccer coach. She is the former head coach for the Boston Breakers in the National Women's Soccer League and she is the current head coach of the Papua New Guinea women's national under-20 football team.

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Early life

Cole attended Pacific Lutheran University from 1993 to 1997, where she played goalkeeper. As of 2012, she holds the school record for most saves in a season and career.

Collegiate Coaching

  • 2005–2006 Florida State University, Women's Soccer Assistant Coach, under Head Coach Mark Krikorian 2005 – NCAA FINAL FOUR – ACC Playoffs
  • 2003–2005 University of Rhode Island, Women’s Soccer Head Coach – served as Head Coach and compiled a 19–18–4 record and a 13–6–3 record.
  • 2004
  • 2003
  • 2000–2003 University of Connecticut, Women’s Soccer Assistant Coach, under Head Coach Len Tsantiris
  • 2002 Big East Goalkeeper of the Year – Maria Yatrakis
  • 2002 NCAA Final 8, Big East Tournament Champions
  • 2001 NCAA Division 1 – Lowest Goals Against Average – Shanna Caldwell
  • 2001 NCAA Sweet 16
  • 2000, 2001 & 2002 Big East – Northeast Division Regular Season Champions
  • 2000 NCAA Final 8
  • 1997–2000 University of Mississippi, Women's Soccer Assistant Coach
  • 1999 SEC Tournament Final – 1999 SEC WESTERN DIVISION CHAMPION
  • Youth Coaching

    REGION 1
    2007 Region 1 ODP Europe – Germany 2007 Region 1 Foreign Tour – Brazil 2006 Region 1 Foreign Tour – Brazil 2006 Region 1 ODP Europe – Germany 2002 Region 1 Foreign Tour – England/Scotland – Assistant Coach
    OTHER ODP
    1997–1999 Mississippi ODP Coach – Girls 1994 Washington State, Olympic Development Program – Assistant Coach
    SCHOOL
    1992–1996 Ceadarcrest Jr. High Girls – Varsity Head Soccer Coach 1996 Mason Middle School, Tacoma School District – Head Coach
    CLUB
    1994–1997 F.C. Royals Soccer Coach, Tacoma Pierce County Youth Soccer Association 1996, 1997 State Champions 1990–1994 Kent Kickers, Kent Youth Soccer Association – Head Coach 1989–1990 6v6 Youth Coach, Kent Youth Soccer Association – Head Coach

    Semi Pro Soccer

    2007 SoccerPlus CT Reds – Assistant Coach | U23 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS | 2008 SoccerPlus CT Reds – Assistant Coach | Reds Clinch the 2008 East-North Division Reg Season Championship | Cole was the assistant to Tony DiCicco while coaching the Reds and also was the Director of the SoccerPlus Education Center.

    Boston Breakers

  • 2008 – 2010 Boston Breakers – WPS, Assistant Coach
  • 2011 – 2012 Boston Breakers – WPSL ELITE, Head Coach | Regular Season Champions
  • 2012 – 2013 Boston Breakers – NWSL, Head Coach
  • Sports Administration

    Cole was the Director for the SoccerPlus Education Center from 2006–2008, a non-profit organization that provides and participates in educational programs, seminars, community outreach events and individual mentoring on and off the soccer field. Lisa Cole is also the Technical Director for Centre Soccer Association, a non-profit community soccer organization in State College, PA.

    Personal life

    Cole holds a USSF "A" License and a NSCAA Premier Diploma. She is a member of the Region I Olympic Development Program (ODP) staff, a staff coach with the NSCAA, is also now the Chair of the NSCAA Women's Committee and on the Board for the NSCAA. Formally a member of the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association and the Rhode Island Youth Soccer Association Coaches Education Staff. Throughout her career she has worked with the Washington, Mississippi, Rhode Island and Connecticut state ODP programs. In 2006 Cole spent time volunteering in Brazil with Cross Cultural Solutions, working in orphanages and teaching soccer (futbol) in schools.

    References

    Lisa Cole Wikipedia