Nikki Izzo Brown's guest appearances

Nikki Izzo Brown

United Soccer Coaches Podcast

3 Guys Before The Game

"On the Touchline" - Football/Soccer Podcast

Haley Carter

Becky Burleigh

James Madison

Don Williams

Julie Foudy

Kevin Egan

Chris Leonard

Mike Florio

Mike Lynch

Brandon Turner

Brad Miller

Lee Hudson

Andrew Jackson

Rob Mullens

Rob Porter

OwlTail

She was too young and too naive to know any better.  Nikki Izzo Brown admits starting the WVU women's soccer program in 1995 was done more by bravado than blueprint. Her ultra competitive nature spread quickly, and in its inaugural season WVU defied the odds and finished with a winning record. That was simply an indication of things to come. The Mountaineers have become a perennial top-25 program appearing in 19 consecutive NCAA tournaments including an appearance in the national championship game in 2016. She'll enter next season just 10 wins from 350 in her WVU career. The longest tenured and only female head coach within the WVU athletic department, reflects on her career with Brad Howe and Tony Caridi and looks ahead to capturing the one prize that's always been her goal.

She was too young and too naive to know any better. Nikki Izzo Brown admits starting the WVU women's soccer program in 1995 was done more by bravado than blueprint. Her ultra competitive nature spread quickly, and in its inaugural season WVU defied the odds and finished with a winning record. That was simply an indication of things to come. The Mountaineers have become a perennial top-25 program appearing in 19 consecutive NCAA tournaments including an appearance in the national championship game in 2016. She'll enter next season just 10 wins from 350 in her WVU career. The longest tenured and only female head coach within the WVU athletic department, reflects on her career with Brad Howe and Tony Caridi and looks ahead to capturing the one prize that's always been her goal.

WVU soccer coach Nikki Izzo Brown

In Episode 21 of #Onthetouchline, Jason Broadwater @SoccerCoachJB talks to Nikki Izzo-Brown, @WVUIzzoBrown, the head women's soccer coach at West Virginia University. Growing up in Rochester, NY Nikki Izzo Brown played a number of sports but soccer was drew her greatest interest. In 1992 she was a college All American at the University of Rochester as an outside back. After graduating from University of Rochester – she took on a Graduate Assistantship at West Virginia Wesleyan. She was later elevated to head coach in 1994. In 1995 – a career changing opportunity presented itself for Izzo-Brown. She could take over a newly formed Division 1 program at West Virginia University in Morgantown, West Virginia. WVU as adding women’s soccer and they needed a trail blazer. Izzo-Brown was up for the challenge. 24 years later – she has been the only head coach in program history and has never had a losing season. · Highlights include a College Cup runner up finish in 2016. · Countless All-American and Academic All-American players. · Players who have played in the Women’s World Cup, Olympics and selected to play professionally both domestically and abroad. · Two of her players were recently drafted in the latest NWSL draft – Biannca St. George and Grace Cutler. Read more about Izzo-Brown at https://wvusports.com/staff.aspx?staff=378 Please be sure to share the podcast with those in the soccer community by tagging me on Instagram and Twitter @SoccerCoachJB. Leave a 5-star rating and review on Apple Podcasts!--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onthetouchline/message

In Episode 21 of #Onthetouchline, Jason Broadwater @SoccerCoachJB talks to Nikki Izzo-Brown, @WVUIzzoBrown, the head women's soccer coach at West Virginia University. Growing up in Rochester, NY Nikki Izzo Brown played a number of sports but soccer was drew her greatest interest. In 1992 she was a college All American at the University of Rochester as an outside back. After graduating from University of Rochester – she took on a Graduate Assistantship at West Virginia Wesleyan. She was later elevated to head coach in 1994. In 1995 – a career changing opportunity presented itself for Izzo-Brown. She could take over a newly formed Division 1 program at West Virginia University in Morgantown, West Virginia. WVU as adding women’s soccer and they needed a trail blazer. Izzo-Brown was up for the challenge. 24 years later – she has been the only head coach in program history and has never had a losing season. · Highlights include a College Cup runner up finish in 2016. · Countless All-American and Academic All-American players. · Players who have played in the Women’s World Cup, Olympics and selected to play professionally both domestically and abroad. · Two of her players were recently drafted in the latest NWSL draft – Biannca St. George and Grace Cutler. Read more about Izzo-Brown at <a href="https://wvusports.com/staff.aspx?staff=378" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://wvusports.com/staff.aspx?staff=378</a> Please be sure to share the podcast with those in the soccer community by tagging me on Instagram and Twitter @SoccerCoachJB. Leave a 5-star rating and review on Apple Podcasts!--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onthetouchline/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onthetouchline/message</a>

Season 1: Episode 21: Nikki Izzo Brown, Head Women's Soccer Coach at West Virginia University, @WVUIzzoBrown

Alexi Lalas

Bob Butehorn

Dean Linke is joined by a who's who of big personalities on this week's NSCAA College Soccer Podcast.  One of the most recognizable USA soccer players of all time, Alexi Lalas, joins Dean to talk about his time at Rutgers, how college soccer prepared him for super stardom, and his thoughts on the future of college soccer.From there, Bob Butehorn, who has Florida Gulf Coast riding a nine-game winning streak and leading men's Division I in scoring, joins Dean.  Nikki Izzo Brown has West Virginia at #1 for the first time in school history and she is also on the program.  In 21 years at WVU, Coach Izzo Brown has never had a losing season.  Dean then welcomes Ryan Souders, head coach of the DIII men's Calvin College program, DII women's #1 team in the country Western Washington head coach Travis Connell and NJCAA's DI men's coach Mark Sikoria from Parkland College (#4 in the country).  The NAIA's Chad Waller wraps up this week's show with another in-depth look at NAIA soccer.Big-time programs.  Big-time coaches.  Big-time personalities.   All part of this week's NSCAA College Soccer Podcast.

Dean Linke is joined by a who's who of big personalities on this week's NSCAA College Soccer Podcast. One of the most recognizable USA soccer players of all time, Alexi Lalas, joins Dean to talk about his time at Rutgers, how college soccer prepared him for super stardom, and his thoughts on the future of college soccer. From there, Bob Butehorn, who has Florida Gulf Coast riding a nine-game winning streak and leading men's Division I in scoring, joins Dean. Nikki Izzo Brown has West Virginia at #1 for the first time in school history and she is also on the program. In 21 years at WVU, Coach Izzo Brown has never had a losing season. Dean then welcomes Ryan Souders, head coach of the DIII men's Calvin College program, DII women's #1 team in the country Western Washington head coach Travis Connell and NJCAA's DI men's coach Mark Sikoria from Parkland College (#4 in the country). The NAIA's Chad Waller wraps up this week's show with another in-depth look at NAIA soccer. Big-time programs. Big-time coaches. Big-time personalities. All part of this week's NSCAA College Soccer Podcast.

College Soccer Podcast #7 with Alexi Lalas, Bob Butehorn, Nikki Izzo Brown and more