Head Coach Franco Bari

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Franco Bari, a 1998 graduate of St. Lawrence University and a National All-American for the men’s soccer team, was named the women’s soccer head coach for the fall of 2008. 

 

Bari came from Greensboro College, where he was head coach of the Pride since December 2006 and accumulated a 22-13-3 overall record.  

 

Before coaching at Greensboro, Bari was at the helm of the women’s soccer program at Elmira College, where he coached from 2001 through 2005 and was named Empire 8 Athletic Conference Coach of the Year in 2002. He also served as the assistant women’s soccer coach at Arizona State University from 1999 to 2001. Bari was also the Director of Coaching at Guilford United Soccer Club and has professional playing experience.  

 

His long list of administrative experience includes service as the CHAMPS/Life Skills and Compliance Coordinator at Greensboro College, as well as College Administrator and Director of Community Outreach and Athlete Support Services at Elmira College.  

 

 

 

 

 

Assistant Coach Winnie Corrigan

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The St. Lawrence University women’s soccer team will welcome former Davidson College standout and assistant coach Winnie Corrigan as the squad’s assistant coach for the 2008 season.

Corrigan, who graduated from Davidson in 2001, has extensive coaching experience that she will be bringing to Sandy MacAllaster Field, as she coached at her alma mater since 2004.  She helped guide Davidson to the program’s most successful four-year record of 51-26-6, while the team was also ranked regionally numerous times.  She recruited several gifted athletes to the program, including two SoCon Freshmen of the Year, two High School Scholar All-Americas, and numerous SoCon All-Academic Team honorees.  In addition to her work at Davidson, Corrigan also served as the Staff Coach and Age Group Coordinator at the North Meck Soccer Club, and also worked with the Olympic Development Program twice since graduating.  Prior to coaching at Davidson, Corrigan was the assistant women’s soccer coach at the University of Albany.

As a Wildcat herself, Corrigan was the team’s most valuable player and was a First Team All-Conference in 1999.  She served as captain during her senior campaign, where she was named to the SoCon All-Tournament team. 

 

 

 

 

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