Friends University Women's Soccer

Hobson's first year, with a 2-7 KCAC record. Despite the record, the Falcons were extremely competitive, with five of the conference losses coming by a single goal. The Falcons jumped from 9th place KCAC finish in Hobson's initial campaign to 6th in year two, gong 11-7 overall and 5-5 in conference games. The 11 wins were the most for the program in 10 years. Hobson coached Emma Cuda to a CoSIDA First Team Academic All-American award on the season. Hobson played all four years on the varsity team in his career at Friends, playing in 70 games and starting 64. He tallied a total of 33 goals and 21 assists, along with 8 game winning goals. Hobson earned 2nd Team All-KCAC honors his junior year and 1st Team All-KCAC after his senior season. He also received numerous team awards. The Falcons were 24-10-3 in the KCAC and 47-27-5 overall in Hobson's four seasons on the team. In 2013, Hobson played professionally for the Wichita B-52's in the PASL Indoor Soccer League. Hobson started working at the YMCA in Wichita in 2008, doing personal training for clients of all ages. Hobson received his degree in Health Management from Friends in 2011. Hobson and his wife Whitney live in Wichita.   Corey Wynn starts his 3rd season as an assistant coach at Friends University under Coach Hobson. Wynn played for the men's team at Friends from 2007-2011, scoring a goal with an asisst as a center midfielder for the Falcons. He graduated from Friends in 2010 with a degree in Graphic Design. Wynn played in high school at Maize High and on the River City Warriors club team. Lindsay Lopez begins her 3rd year overall as an assistant on the women's soccer team after a four year career with the Falcons and serving as a volunteer assistant in 2014. Lopez played in 52 games in her career at Friends, starting 22 as a midfielder. She totaled 29 shots (15 on goal) with three goals scored, inclduing the game-winner in a 1-0 victory against Sterling her freshman year (Oct 23). She was on the Athletic Director's Honor Roll two years. Lopez graduated from friends with her degree in Business Administration in 2014.   Logan Glock is in his first season as an assistant coach for the Friends University women's soccer program. He will coach the goalkeepers for the Falcons. Glock earned 6A All-State honors at Maize High School following both the 2007-2008 and 2008-2009 seasons. As a member of the Falcons from 2009-2012, Glock played in 26 games and over 1500 minutes in goal. He had a .741 save percentage and a 1.78 goals against average. Glock went 8-9-1 iwth one career shutout.  Rommel Forde enters his first season on the sidelines for Friends University women's soccer. Forde comes to the Falcons from fellow KCAC school Kansas Wesleyan. He was with the Coyotes from 2013-2015 where he was the head JV coach and assisted with the varsity squad. Kansas Wesleyan had two regular season championships and a KCAC Tournament Championship while Forde was there. He was in charge of the Coyote defense in 2013 when they were tied for second in the nation in goals against average. From 2010-2013, Forde was the head coach for U-18 boys, U-16 girls, and U-5 girls at Vision Training Soccer Camps in East Stroudsburg Pennsylvania. Forde was an accomplished player on the pitch as well. He was the leading goal scorer each year from 2000-2006 at Queens College Secondary. While at Barbados Soccer Academy from 2006-2008, he was the leading U-19 goal scorer and the MVP in 2007-2008. Forde played on the Barbados U-20 National Team that qualified for the 2006 CONCACAF World Cup. Forde played his college soccer at NCAA Division I Long Island University-Brooklyn from 2008-2012 where he was a four year starter. Forde led the team in assists his freshman and sophomore seasons. In 2001, he was voted Northeastern Conference Top 20 Players. Forde spent the summer of 2010 with the Spokane Spiders of the Premier Development League.