Seattle University Women's Soccer

Woodward enters her 20th season at the helm of the Redhawk women's soccer program.Julie Woodward has earned the respect of her peers with her style of coaching, which has led to 16 winning seasons. With such an accomplished coaching resume, Woodward continues to establish herself as the winningest coach in SU women's soccer history with a 261-98-36 overall record (prior to the 2016 season).Whether on the field as a player in college, on the sidelines as a head coach or back on the field in elite over-30s women's action, there's only one thing that Julie Woodward has done in her soccer career: win.JULIE WOODWARD'S COACHING RECORD

Schreiner has helped veteran head coach Julie Woodward lead the Redhawks to five 12-win seasons in his past seven years including their highest Division I win total (17-3-2) in 2013. In 2011, his final year before promotion to associate head coach, Schreiner helped the Redhawks earn one of the biggest victories in program history, defeating then-No. 8 Portland. In 2013 and 2014, he was a key part of Seattle Us undefeated conference season (2013) and first NCAA Division I Tournament appearance in program history (2013) as well as first DI tournament win (2014). He was a major contributor in the teams transition to Division I and has been key in their success since the transition. Prior to joining the SU women's soccer program, Schreiner spent two years as the assistant coach at Saint Bonaventure University. At Saint Bonaventure, Schreiner was the women's soccer program's recruiting coordinator and assistant summer camp director. He directly involved in all aspects of practice, and assisted with fitness training and video breakdown and exchange. In 2007, he helped land the 14th-ranked recruiting class in the Northeast Region in a poll conducted by Soccer Buzz Magazine. Before going to Saint Bonaventure, Schreiner spent two years as an assistant coach at Gustavus Adolphus College, assisting with on-the-field training, organization of practice and game plans, strength training, recruiting and travel planning. He started his coaching career as an assistant at Carroll College in 2003. Schreiner has also been an instructor at various soccer camps throughout the country, including the Region I Olympic Development Program camp in Providence, R.I., and the Texas A&M women's soccer camp in College Station, Tex. Originally from Indianapolis, Ind., he earned his bachelor's degree in psychology in 2003 from DePauw University, where he was a four-year letterwinner on the men's soccer team.

Seattle University women's soccer hired Chris Wells as an assistant coach for the 2018 season. Wells most recently served as associate head coach and recruiting coordinator at Highline College for the last five years. Wells helped Highline to a Northwest Athletic Conference title in 2017, as the team went 19-0-1. The Thunderbirds won at least 14 games in each of Wells five seasons with the team, including 3 top 20 national rankings. As head coach of the Seattle Stars last season, Wells was named 2017 Northwest Premier League Coach of the Year after guiding the Stars to a 9-1-0 record and a regular season title. Prior to that stint, Wells was a volunteer assistant with the Seattle Reign for three seasons. The Reign won two National Womens Soccer League Shields in his tenure.