Lindsey Dare is in her second season as an assistant coach for the Trailblazer Women's Soccer program. Dare brings to the Utah Tech program more than seven years of coaching experience, most recently a two-year tenure as an assistant and goalkeeper coach at College of St. Benedict from 2015-16. She also served as goalkeeper coach at Hamline University (2009-12), and was a youth club coach for the Minnesota Thunder Academy (2011-13) and TC Fire (2008-10) in Minneapolis. In addition, Dare was a goalkeeper trainer for the Gopher Elite Camp (2005-11) and was a co-founder of the Midwest Elite Soccer Camp (2011-12).
“Coach Rouse is a woman whose work ethic and values I admire very much. I am delighted to become a part of the Trailblazer program and can’t wait to get started!”
Dare was a three-year captain for the Golden Gophers (2006-08) and left the Minnesota program as the career leader in GAA (0.65) and win percentage (.739; 31-10-3). She also broke the then-Big Ten’s single season shutout record in 2008 (17; currently t-second all-time) and was a second team all-conference and all-region selection.
Dare was a four-time Academic all-Big Ten pick and she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology at Minnesota in 2009.
"Lindsey joins the UT staff with years of coaching and goalkeeper training experience. With this group in mind, having someone solely dedicated to our goalkeeper development this fall is critical,” said UT Head Coach Molly Rouse said. “Lindsey has extensive experience programming and has proven to successfully develop individuals in the goalkeeping position. Additionally, she has been able to utilize her sports science education background to positively impact several programs physical periodization plans. Lindsey is devoted to supporting others and will be an excellent servant leader within our program. She represents all the core values we hold and will elevate the team and goalkeeper training environment exponentially."
