Julianne Sitch Becomes 1st Female Coach to Lead Men’s Soccer Team to an NCAA Title

Julianne Sitch Becomes 1st Female Coach to Lead Men’s Soccer Team to an NCAA Title

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  1. i think it’s so cool that she was able to do that. she not only inspires young girls to be leaders on and off the field, but she inspires them to never let their gender, race, etc stop them from pursuing their dreams.

  2. Coaches should be judged on their abilities not by any social roles. Coach Sitch proves this and helps pave the way for others. Although, I wonder if she wasn’t so much better than the other coaches, if she were equal to a guy coach competing for the same position if she would still have been picked.

  3. This is a success story for future woman coach’s. This shows that no matter your gender you can still make it to the olympic level of coaching.

  4. This story is very inspiring to me. Watching someone who chases after their dreams and doesn’t settle for just being a coach but settles for being the greatest coach she can be and helping her team achieve big accomplishments.

  5. I think it is powerful that she was able to do that in such a short time. I am glad she is getting some credit for it too.

  6. My thoughts on this story are that it is something that young girls can strive to do and be like but also that young men are seeing that a woman can be impactful just as well.