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Michael Eade
UCM Soccer | KC Fusion | US Soccer B License | MS Instructional Technology | MS Education Technology | BA Business
Michael Eade is an experienced soccer coach currently associated with KC Fusion, a youth soccer organization in Kansas City.2 With a diverse background in soccer coaching and playing, Eade has developed a strong reputation in the field.
Professional Experience
Eade is currently serving as the Assistant Women's Soccer Coach at the University of Central Missouri (UCM), entering his sixth season with the Jennies soccer program in 2024.1 He was named to this role in the spring of 2020.4 At UCM, Eade has been part of successful seasons, including a perfect 26-0 season in 2017 when the team won their first NCAA Division II National Championship.1
Before his current position at UCM, Eade spent two seasons as a club coach in Kansas City.1 He has also worked as a graduate assistant coach at UCM from 2016-2017, during which time the team achieved remarkable success.1
Coaching Achievements
Throughout his coaching career, Eade has been recognized for his contributions:
- Member of the United Soccer Coaches National Coaching Staff of the Year (2017)
- Member of the United Soccer Coaches Central Region Coaching Staff of the Year (2016 and 2017)1
Playing Background
Eade's playing experience includes:
- Collegiate soccer at Park University from 2007-2010
- Named 2008 MCAC Defensive Player of the Year
- Part of Luton Town's Youth Training Scheme for three seasons
- Four seasons with Tottenham Hotspur's youth academy1
Education and Certifications
- Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Management from Park University (2010)
- Master's degree in Instructional Technology from Bloomsburg University
- Master's degree in Career and Technology Education Leadership from the University of Central Missouri (2017)
- Holds United Soccer Coaches Level I, II, and III Goalkeeping Diplomas
- USSF National B License
- USYS National Youth License13
Michael Eade currently resides in Overland Park, Kansas, with his son, Beckett.1