Temple University Women's Soccer

Chris Shaw, a decorated 15-year head coach (158-117-20), was named the head women's soccer coach at Temple University in January 2024. Shaw has had an impres...

Blewitt brings over 28 years of NCAA coaching experience and a recent role as Assistant Coach for the Manchester City Women’s Academy U19 team and Head of Women’s Academy Recruitment. Previously, he served as Head Women’s Soccer Coach at Seton Hill University and has led programs across NCAA Divisions 1, 2, and 3. With a track record of rebuilding and transforming teams, Blewitt has amassed 269 career wins, 8 conference championships, and multiple national tournament appearances. He has coached 74 All-Conference players and developed 10 professional female athletes. Now at Temple, he is dedicated to fostering a culture of excellence and continued program success.

A decorated former NJ/NY Gotham FC and Rutgers women's soccer alumni, Wright joined the nest in April 2024 after spending two years as the University of Mary...

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Prince Moody joined the Temple Athletics staff in July 2021 as the department's first Associate Athletics Director for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Stude...

Reid Vanderlinden joined the Nancy & Donald Resnick Academic Support Center for Student-Athletes at Temple as an academic advisor for football in June of 2015. He came to the university after completing his master's degree and working in a similar role at Penn State. At Penn State, Vanderlinden served as a graduate assistant at the Morgan Academic Support Center for Student-Athletes, where he assisted with academic advising and counseling. He assisted the director with academic eligibility under university, Big Ten conference, and NCAA regulations, and worked as a student-enrichment and community service liaison between academic support and the football team. Vanderlinden earned a master's degree in higher education and served as a teaching assistant for two semesters at Penn State, assisting with a first-year transition seminar class. He also spent three summers working at Penn State Sport Camps. Vanderlinden is a 2013 graduate of Johns Hopkins University with a degree in political science. While at Johns Hopkins, he was a four-year letter winner for the football team, helping the Blue Jays to four-straight Centennial Conference championships.