Lisa
Berg was named head women’s soccer coach at Century College in January. She’s a Minnesota native with over 10 years
of coaching experience internationally, collegiately, and at the competitive
club levels.
Berg
served as the technical advisor for women’s football for the Federation of
Uganda Football Associations. She
coached the 2013 Ugandan women’s U20 national team to victories over South
Sudan, and she coached the 2011 and 2012 senior women’s national teams against
DR Congo and Egypt. She has spent the
last 6 years developing soccer for females and mentoring coaches in Uganda,
Swaziland, South Africa, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Zanzibar as the assistant
director of the International Sport Connection.
Prior
to her work in Uganda, Berg was the first assistant coach at Arkansas State
University from 2008-11. She helped
guide the Red Wolves to the Sun Belt Conference Tournament in 2009 for the
first time in its program history.
Before she helped in rebuilding the Red Wolves soccer program, she
served as volunteer assistant at the University of Minnesota, T.C. Berg was an Academic All-Big 10 player for
the Golden Gophers from 2003-05 and helped rebuild the Minnesota soccer program
during her time as a player and assistant coach.
Berg
also has experience with coaching at various clubs across the U.S., including
FC Lubbock, Arkansas Rush, St. Croix Soccer Club, the North Suburban Soccer
Club, and the East Select Soccer Club.
She is a member of the NCAA Women’s Coaching Academy and she has worked
with the Olympic Development Programs in Texas, Arkansas, and Minnesota.
Berg
graduated with her master’s degree in Exercise and Sport Psychology and a
certificate in Leadership from Texas Tech University in May of 2013. While at Texas Tech, she taught the
Principles of Sport Coaching Course and assisted with the Seminar in Sport
Leadership. She attained her B.S. from
the University of Minnesota in 2006 majoring in Kinesiology/Pre Physical
Therapy, with minors in Chemistry and Spanish.
Berg currently holds a USSF National B Coaching License and the NSCAA
Regional Goalkeeping Certificate.
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