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Women’s Soccer: Liberty hires Audrey Adkison as assistant coach

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Liberty FootballLiberty women’s soccer head coach Lang Wedemeyer has rounded out his coaching staff, announcing the hiring of assistant coach Audrey Adkison.

“We are also elated to have Audrey coaching with our program as well,” Wedemeyer said. “She will bring wonderful enthusiasm, dedication, and Christian mentoring to our young women. She has an incredible hunger to grow, share, and develop our student athletes.”

Rounding out the coaching staff, Adkison was most recently at Central Arkansas, where she served as an assistant coach. In her role, Adkison assisted in training sessions and was in charge of preparing and presenting scouting reports. Adkison also assisted in recruiting and organized the team’s travel schedule. Along with head coach Jeremy Bishop, Adkison helped lead Central Arkansas to a Southland Conference Championships in 2018 and 2016. During her three years at Central Arkansas the program accumulated 42 wins and a .677 winning percentage.

Adkison has her USSF Class C Liciense and also her USC Goalkeeping Level I diploma. Adkison played collegiate soccer at Harding Univeresity, where she was a two-year captain. Adkison played with the WPSL Treasure Coast Dynamites in Florida.

Adkison replaces assistant coach Kristin Eggert, who departed after the season concluded.

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