Utah State University Eastern Women's Soccer

A Bountiful, Utah native, Coach Brady's journey in soccer began at then Dixie State College (Utah Tech University), where she quickly made a name for herself with her exceptional talent on the field. She earned the MVP award for NJCAA women's soccer during her time at Dixie State, solidifying her position as a standout athlete. Her impressive strength in goalkeeping caught the attention of Utah State University in Logan where she continued to excel as a student-athlete. Coach Brady graduated from USU with a bachelor's degree in science displaying her commitment to both academics and the sport of soccer.  Coach Brady and her husband Matt traveled back East for medical school but their return to Price, Utah (Matt's hometown) marked a new chapter in their lives. Recognizing the need for soccer development and a thriving soccer community, Coach Brady formed the Price Youth Soccer Association (PYSA) and the competitive soccer club, Voltage FC. Her dedication to growing soccer in the region and nurturing young talents has been instrumental in building a stronger soccer culture in Price. Having coached the Carbon Girls Soccer team for several years upon her return to Price, Tracy made a significant impact on aspiring athletes and helped elevate the level of play within the community. She is currently serving as an assistant coach for the boys' soccer team at Carbon High School, her coaching expertise and passion has shaped the lives of young players.    Tracy and her husband Matt have five children who all share a love for the game of soccer.     

Rachel Pace is entering her first season as an Assistant Coach for the Utah State University Eastern women's soccer program. She brings both high-level playing experience and a growing coaching resume to the Eagles' staff. She earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology with a minor in Business and played collegiate soccer at Brigham Young University from 2019 to 2023, where she helped lead the team to two NCAA College Cup appearances. Following her collegiate career, she played professionally for Eto FC in Hungary, where she won the Hungarian Cup in her first season and scored the game-winning goal to send her team to the Championship League Final. She later joined Dallas Trinity FC, where she helped the team become the first USL semi-finalist in club history. Her coaching background includes time with Celtic FC (2021–2022) and Prince of Peace Christian School (2024–2025), where she served as both an assistant and head coach. During her time at Prince of Peace, she led the team to its first-ever school final. She is married to her husband, Zander Pace.