Hollins University

In 1983, Hollins University was one of the first four schools to compete in ODAC women's soccer. In its first year of conference play, Hollins competed in the championship game against Randolph-Macon College, losing a close 3-2 contest — a phenomenal debut for Hollins Soccer under coach Marjorie Berkley. Berkley coached the soccer team through the mid-1980s, each year qualifying for the ODAC tournament.

In 2007, Hollins soccer reached a new milestone with the hiring of head coach Carrie O'Keeffe. Joining O'Keeffe on the staff is co-head coach and recruiting coordinator Landon Moore. Together their goal is to build a new tradition of success on the field while upholding high academic standards for the program at Hollins.

Under the current staff, Hollins soccer has taken tremendous strides over the course of the previous two seasons. By setting high expectations and recruiting talented players, the coaches have created a foundation on which to build one of the strongest programs in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference. Regarded as one of the best women's soccer conferences in the nation, O'Keeffe and Moore look forward to the challenge of playing top notch competition on a weekly basis.

"Carrie and I envision a culture of competitors and winners at Hollins, but we are careful to build this program the right way so that family and togetherness are at the core of this winning culture."

Coach Landon Moore
on the Hollins Soccer philosophy