Cardinal Stritch University Men's Soccer

Bladen had been named the assistant coach at Stritch. He played a major role in player development not only though training on the pitch but also personal player development. He helped coach the Stritch Wolves to two conference tournament appearances, including the CCAC Tournament final in 2014. Prior to Stritch, Bladen was a student-assistant coach at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where he previously played. As a student-assistant coach at UWM, he helped guide the Panthers to a 15-3-2 record, earning them the honor of Horizon League Tournament champions, and an NCAA DI Tournament berth. Originally from the United Kingdom, Bladen played for Scunthorpe United Football Club reserve and youth teams in England. He then competed at NCAA Division II Lees-McRae College (N.C.) form 2009-10. Jamie totaled 11 goals and 10 assists while helping the Bobcats to a 31-8-5 record with two conference titles. With the Bobcats, he helped send them to the NCAA DII Tournament. In the tournament, he scored the game winner in the first round, the game winner in the Elite Eight, and scored the winning penalty kick in the Final Four, to take the Bobcats to their first ever NCAA DII National Championship Final. After transferring to UW-Milwaukee, Bladen started every game his junior and senior years. In his senior year, he was the second leading scorer on the team. He was named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll and received his team's Scholar-Athlete Award. Jamie also coaches at FC-Milwaukee, the top developemental soccer club in the state of Wisconsin. He B.S. in Kinesology from UW-Milwaukee and a M.S. in Sport Management from Cardinal Stritch University.