D1 Knoxville is proud to be partnering with Coach Don Maples to begin specialized goalkeeping training with some of the area’s top players. Coach Maples most recently held the head coaching position for the women's soccer squad at Montreat College in North Carolina. Maples has also served as a professional staff coach with the Knoxville Football Club (KFC) for the last five years and has over 27 years playing/coaching experience. He was the Director of the Goalkeeping Academy at KFC while also coaching primarily on the women’s side of the club. His teams have won three state championships, and have finished as a Region 3 Finalist and Semi-Finalist. He is a USSF “B” License Coach and holds the NSCAA National Goalkeeping License.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
D1 Knoxville partners with goalkeeper coach Don Maples
D1 Knoxville is proud to be partnering with Coach Don Maples to begin specialized goalkeeping training with some of the area’s top players. Coach Maples most recently held the head coaching position for the women's soccer squad at Montreat College in North Carolina. Maples has also served as a professional staff coach with the Knoxville Football Club (KFC) for the last five years and has over 27 years playing/coaching experience. He was the Director of the Goalkeeping Academy at KFC while also coaching primarily on the women’s side of the club. His teams have won three state championships, and have finished as a Region 3 Finalist and Semi-Finalist. He is a USSF “B” License Coach and holds the NSCAA National Goalkeeping License.
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