Augie Soccer Camps - Augustana College, Sioux Falls, South Dakota

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Coaching Staff

Volunteer Assistant Coach Clay Glasgow

Clay Glasgow is in his second year helping the Augie soccer program after years of experience playing and coaching soccer in numerous levels of competition.

He began his coaching career at Life University as a camp coach in Atlanta, Ga., in 2001-02 while attending Brewton Parker College. He then transferred to South Dakota where he would continue his soccer career at Mount Marty College from 2002-04.

In his time in college soccer he has been name Most Outstanding Defender, First Team All-Conference, Most Valuable Player and the coaches award in his senior year of play for Mount Marty.

He then moved on to the Sao Paulo Soccer club, Brazil for the summer of 2004 before coming back to the states to become the assistant coach at Southwest Community College in Coos Bay, ORE. In one year of coaching at Southwest, the team would make the playoffs after posting a 9-1-3 record.

He then moved back to Sioux Falls to play for the Sioux Falls Spitfire from 2004-06. He also worke with the Spitfire as a camp coach for one year before he became the assistant coach of the team in 2007.

During the 2006-07 season he also took on the role of the junior varsity coach at Roosevelt High School, where he finished went 11-0-0. After one year of assisting the Spitfire and coaching JV, he accepted the head coaching job at Roosevelt High School where he finished with 5th in the state with an 8-2-3 record. He will be back for his third season as the Rough Riders' head coach, while he continues to help out Augustana.

Glasgow is also an active youth soccer coach in Sioux Falls. In 2008-09 he served as the head coach for the Dakota Gold Soccer Club U15 girls team that won the state championship. With the merger of Dakota Gold and Sioux Falls Soccer Association into the Dakota Alliance Soccer Club in 2009, Glasgow, who holds a USSF National C coaching license, is the head coach of the U16 elite girls squad.

He is originally from Trinidad and Tobago, but now lives in Sioux Falls with his wife Andrea.