2010 Women's Soccer
Record: 1-17 Home: 1-7 Away: 0-10 CONF: 0-10
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2010 Women's Soccer Coaches
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Carlos Reynolds - Head Coach - 2nd Season
Head Coach Carlos Reynolds begins his second season at the helm of the women's soccer program.
   
Coach Reynolds' previous coaching experiences include stints at St. Joseph High School, Northwood High School, and, most recently, as the women's varsity coach at Marian High School. In 2006, Reynolds led the Marian squad to semi-state where the team earned ‘team of the year'. Also in 2006, Coach Reynolds won the NIC coach of the year and in 2008 he led Marian to an overall record of 13-5-1, winning his second NIC coach of the year award.  
 
Reynolds played for the Panamanian soccer national team, which participated in the "Mundial de la Emigracion" in 1982, 1983, and 1986. He also participated in World Cup qualifiers for Mexico '86, and again for Italy '90. He also played three years in the Panama Premier League for EuroKickers F.C. Coach Reynolds' most recent stint was with the South Bend Soccer Club from 1990-1998.
Carlos earned a B.A. in Business Administration from the Universidad Santa Maria La Antigua in Panama City. He also earned a Master of Science in Administration from the University of Notre Dame. He currently works for Tire Rack where he works with the internet team.  

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Mohamed Fatti - Assistant Coach - 2nd Season
Assistant Coach Mohamed Fatti enters his second season with Head Coach Carlos Reynolds and the Holy Cross College women's soccer program.
 
His coaching experiences include girls JV coach at Marian High School, and assistant varsity coach. He has also coached travel soccer teams for The Jr. Irish Soccer club in South Bend, Indiana.
 
Coach Fatti arrived in the U.S. through a soccer scholarship and played his collegiate soccer at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, Florida.
 
Prior to coming to America, Fatti played a year of  Division 1 amateur soccer in the Gambia, West Africa leagues.

 

He obtained his undergraduate degree from Florida Atlantic University and his MBA from Indiana Wesleyan University.