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04/24/2012 Head Coach Chad Miller Announces 2012 Soccer ScheduleWill host home tournament, The Catamount Classic 03/07/2012 Calling All Soccer Alums Back to the `WheeAnnual Soccer Alumni Weekend to be held March 16-18 02/06/2012 Women's Soccer Announces 2012 Spring ScheduleCatamounts will host three dates, play at University of Tennessee 02/01/2012 Head Women's Soccer Coach Chad Miller Signs Five for 2012Newcomers range from New Jersey to Florida 12/13/2011 Women's Soccer Earns NSCAA Team Academic AwardSeventh consecutive year receiving award 04/24/2012 CATching UP with Catamount Soccer With Chad MillerCATching UP with Catamount Soccer With Chad Miller 10/26/2011 Re-Cap of 1-0 Win Over Appalachian StateRe-Cap of 1-0 Win Over Appalachian State 10/25/2011 Chad Miller Weekly Soccer Update and Honoring Senior Emily LynnChad Miller Weekly Soccer Update and Honoring Senior Emily Lynn 10/20/2011 Chad Miller Weekly Soccer Update With Senior Emily LynnChad Miller Weekly Soccer Update With Senior Emily Lynn 10/13/2011 Chad Miller Weekly Soccer Update With Junior Lindsay CarterChad Miller Weekly Soccer Update With Junior Lindsay Carter Chad Miller begins his second season as the Head Coach of the Catamount women's soccer team. He returned to Cullowhee after spending the 2009 season as the head coach at Catawba College in Salisbury, his second stint as a head coach after guiding the Pfeiffer University program for seven seasons. In 2010, Miller had one player placed on the All-Freshman Team; Brittany Gendron. Miller replaces former head coach Tammy DeCesare, for whom he spent three seasons on the sidelines with in Cullowhee before taking the head job at Catawba. He is also just the third head coach in the Catamount program's following DeCesare (2005-09), who took the head coaching job at Coastal Carolina, and Debbie Hensley, who led the program from its inception in 1999 through the 2004 season. Under Miller's direction a season ago, the Catawba women's soccer team finished ranked sixth in the Southeast Region, just missing out on grabbing an at-large berth into the NCAA Division II Tournament. The Indians finished the season with a 13-5-2 record and were knocked out in the semifinal round of the South Atlantic Conference (SAC) Tournament. Five Catawba players - including three freshmen - were named to the SAC All-conference team including a pair of first team selections. During his first stop at WCU, Miller was the recruiting coordinator and was very involved in the academic oversight of the student athletes and the fund-raising efforts for the Catamounts. He additionally oversaw three graduate assistant coaches and trained the WCU goalkeepers for a program that posted a 32-23-8 overall mark and won the 2008 Southern Conference tournament title, advancing to the NCAA Tournament. A 1994 graduate of Pfeiffer University, Miller guided his alma mater's women's soccer program for seven years prior to joining the Catamount staff in 2006. He led the Falcons to an overall record of 80-50-9 and 54-18-6 in conference play during his tenure. Miller directed the Lady Falcons to three-consecutive Carolinas-Virginia Athletic Conference (CVAC) tournament finals appearances and two regular season titles where he was also named the CVAC "Coach of the Year," in 2000 and 2005. During his tenure at Pfeiffer, the Falcons were honored five-straight seasons, from 2001-05, with the NSCAA & Adidas College Team Academic Award. Miller also coached 36 All-CVAC players and 17 all-tournament acknowledgements, including three CVAC Players of the Year and one freshman of the year. Seven of his players were named National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Southeast All-Region, equaling that number with three NSCAA Academic All-Americans. Prior to moving to the collegiate coaching ranks, Miller also got his first taste of coaching in Stanly County in central North Carolina, first as assistant at North Stanly High (1991-97) and then as head coach at West Stanly High in 1998. He was part of a state championship coaching staff at North Stanly in 1992. Miller graduated from Pfeiffer in 1994 with a bachelor's degree in Sports Medicine and Exercise Science. He was a four-year varsity letter winner and team captain for the Pfeiffer men's soccer program as a senior. He possesses 17 years of total coaching experience ranging from the high school and club levels to the collegiate ranks. Miller was the Co-Founder and Coaching Director of SC United Soccer Club (1993-2000), and has also been involved with NC ODP over the past 14 years and holds coaching licenses from the NSCAA and USSF. Miller was married to the former Stacey Radford last summer. ![]() |
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