Catawba College Women's Soccer

Brown had served an assistant with the womens program since 2010.  Prior to becoming Catawba's head coach he was at the helm at Lake Norman High School. After Brown graduated from Catawba in 2005, he served as an assistant with the mens program while earning a masters degree from High Point.  In 2010, he became an assistant with the womens program.  As a player at Catawba, Brown was a two-year captain and helped the Indians to a pair of conference tournament titles.  In 2004, he earned all-tournament honors.  Brown also helped Catawba to a spot in the NCAA Tournament.  He was a standout at St. Michaels College High School and is a native of Ajax, Ontario, Canada. While an assistant at Catawba, Brown also coached at the high school level at Lake Norman and West Rowan High School.  He is also on staff with the Lake Norman Soccer Club, currently coaching the 99 Eclipse United and the 00 Eclipse United squads.  Brown was named the 2014 North Piedmont Conference and Region 7 Coach of the Year while at Lake Norman as he led the Wildcats to a league title.  Prior to his move to Lake Norman, Brown helped West Rowan to three consecutive conference championships.  Brown was named the North Piedmont Conference Coach of the Year from 2010-13 while at West Rowan and earned Region 7 Coach of the Year honors in 2010, 2012 and 2013.  He was the North Carolina 3A State Coach of the Year in 2013. Brown earned a degree in mathematics from Catawba in 2005.  He received his masters degree from High Point in sports studies in 2009. Brown resides in Mooresville with his wife, Julia. Head Coach Alma Mater: Catawba '05 E-mail: Office Nick Brown took the reigns of the Catawba College Women's Soccer Program in the spring of 2015.  A former player for the Catawba mens team, Brown had served an assistant with the womens program since 2010.  Prior to becoming Catawba's head coach he was at the helm at Lake Norman High School. After Brown graduated from Catawba in 2005, he served as an assistant with the mens program while earning a masters degree from High Point.  In 2010, he became an assistant with the womens program.  As a player at Catawba, Brown was a two-year captain and helped the Indians to a pair of conference tournament titles.  In 2004, he earned all-tournament honors.  Brown also helped Catawba to a spot in the NCAA Tournament.  He was a standout at St. Michaels College High School and is a native of Ajax, Ontario, Canada. While an assistant at Catawba, Brown also coached at the high school level at Lake Norman and West Rowan High School.  He is also on staff with the Lake Norman Soccer Club, currently coaching the 99 Eclipse United and the 00 Eclipse United squads.  Brown was named the 2014 North Piedmont Conference and Region 7 Coach of the Year while at Lake Norman as he led the Wildcats to a league title.  Prior to his move to Lake Norman, Brown helped West Rowan to three consecutive conference championships.  Brown was named the North Piedmont Conference Coach of the Year from 2010-13 while at West Rowan and earned Region 7 Coach of the Year honors in 2010, 2012 and 2013.  He was the North Carolina 3A State Coach of the Year in 2013. Brown earned a degree in mathematics from Catawba in 2005.  He received his masters degree from High Point in sports studies in 2009. Brown resides in Mooresville with his wife, Julia.

Weeks brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to Catawba College. Weeks holds the USSF National A License, NSCAA Premier Diploma, and US Youth Soccer National Youth License.  His coaching experiences include a one year stint at Erskine College as the mens assistant coach.     Weeks previously served four and a half years at Lake Norman Soccer Club as Director of Coaching for the girls then had a five-month stint at Storm Soccer Academy in Savannah, GA.  He returned to LNSC in the summer of 2011.  At Erskine, Weeks played four years for the Flying Fleet.  He was captain of the team as a senior.  Weeks currently resides in Mooresville with his wife, Chayne. Volunteer Assistant Coach Alma Mater: Erskine E-mail: Office Jeremy Weeks joined the Catawba Womens Soccer Program as an assistant coach in 2015.  He also works with the Lake Norman Soccer Club as Director of Operations and within US Soccer Market Training Centers for North Carolina.  Weeks brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to Catawba College. Weeks holds the USSF National A License, NSCAA Premier Diploma, and US Youth Soccer National Youth License.  His coaching experiences include a one year stint at Erskine College as the mens assistant coach.     Weeks previously served four and a half years at Lake Norman Soccer Club as Director of Coaching for the girls then had a five-month stint at Storm Soccer Academy in Savannah, GA.  He returned to LNSC in the summer of 2011.  At Erskine, Weeks played four years for the Flying Fleet.  He was captain of the team as a senior.  Weeks currently resides in Mooresville with his wife, Chayne.

Marcincavage is a former standout goalie for Catawba.  As a senior in 1992, he earned all-conference and all-region honors, posing a school-record 0.55 goals against average.  For his career, Marcincavage set the goals against average record of 0.63 and the standard with 25 shutouts.  His 10 shutouts in 1991 also still stands as a school record.  Marcincavage played for three conference championships teams and was the starting keeper for both of the Catawba teams that advanced to the NAIA National Tournament. Marcincavage began his coaching career at Salisbury High School with the Hornets mens team after graduation.  He also served as a coach with the Yadkin Soccer Association. A 1993 Catawba graduate, Marcincavage earned a degree in American politics and international relations.  He lives in East Bend, N.C., with his wife, Rebecca, a 1991 Catawba graduate.  They have two daughters, Lauren and Emily. Goalkeeper Coach Alma Mater: Catawba '93 E-mail: David Marcincavage has joined the Catawba Womens Soccer Program as goalkeeper coach in 2015.  He comes to his alma mater from Forbush High School where he had served in the same capacity for the Falcons since 2013. Marcincavage is a former standout goalie for Catawba.  As a senior in 1992, he earned all-conference and all-region honors, posing a school-record 0.55 goals against average.  For his career, Marcincavage set the goals against average record of 0.63 and the standard with 25 shutouts.  His 10 shutouts in 1991 also still stands as a school record.  Marcincavage played for three conference championships teams and was the starting keeper for both of the Catawba teams that advanced to the NAIA National Tournament. Marcincavage began his coaching career at Salisbury High School with the Hornets mens team after graduation.  He also served as a coach with the Yadkin Soccer Association. A 1993 Catawba graduate, Marcincavage earned a degree in American politics and international relations.  He lives in East Bend, N.C., with his wife, Rebecca, a 1991 Catawba graduate.  They have two daughters, Lauren and Emily.