Clinicians

RANDY WALDRUM
Head Coach, Randy Waldrum's first 10 Notre Dame teams (1999-2008) combined for a 211-30-8 (.863) record while winning nine BIG EAST regular-season and six BIG EAST Tournament titles, and advancing to the NCAAs each year - including College Cup semifinal trips in 2000 and 2007, runner-up finishes in 1999, 2006 and 2008, and the 2004 title. The Irish also posted a 62-22-3 (.730) record against NSCAA Top 25 teams in the first decade of the Waldrum era.

Waldrum's .785 career winning percentage is fourth all-time among women's soccer coaches with 10-plus seasons on the Division I level. Waldrum has held a position on the U.S. national team coaching staff since 1992 and currently serves as President for the 28,000-member National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA). Click here for a complete bio.
 

SCOTT PIRI
Scott works for Athletes' Performance as a Performance Specialist and Director of Soccer Performance. The last three years Scott has worked as an AP Soccer Fitness Coach and AP Soccer Performance Manager with: Everton FC (England- Premiership), AS Monaco (France- Ligue 1), LA Galaxy (MLS), Chivas USA (MLS), US National Team, Turkish National Team (EURO 2008), Mexican National Soccer Team.

Scott played four years of Division I collegiate soccer for Cal. State University-Northridge, before playing six years of professional soccer in Finland, Denmark, and the United States. Scott worked four years in London, England and specialized in late stage rehabilitation, performance fitness training, education workshops, consulting work for fitness companies and professional organizations like Fulham FC and English FA. Plus, Scott was a soccer coach for 10 years at the club, high school, and college level.

IAN BRIDGE
Ian Bridge is the coach of the Canadian U17 Women's National Team. Bridge has plenty of experience as a coach with Canada's national teams. He was recently an assistant coach under Even Pellerud with the full national team, making a trip to the Women's Olympic Football Tournament last August. He has also served as Canada's head coach at four FIFA U-20 Women's World Cups. He led Canada to a silver medal at the inaugural Canada 2002 championship.

JOHN WALKER
The only coach in Nebraska Soccer history, John Walker has been at the helm of the Huskers for 16 seasons. He has produced the 13-best career winning percentage among active NCAA Division 1 Women's coaches at .724.Under Walker, the Huskers have threatened for the Big 12 title year after year. Walker's teams have claimed the regular-season crowns three times and earned five Big 12 Championship titles.

On the national stage, Walker guided Nebraska to 10 consecutive appearances in the NCAA Championship including 8 Sweet 16 bids and two trips to the Elite Eight. Walker has also coached a variety of Canadian National Teams since 1996 including most recently, the assistant coach for the Canadian U20 National Team at the Women's U20 World Cup in Chile in 2008.