Roger Williams University

Bristol, RI 02809

Rhode Island Northeast

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Tim Moody

Since taking over as Head Coach of the Roger Williams University Women’s Soccer program in 2011, Tim Moody has continued to showcase the Hawks as one of the top teams in New England.

Moody guided the 2017 roster to its third Commonwealth Coast Conference Championship and third NCAA Tournament bid in four years. Five players earned All-CCC honors including senior Samantha Woznicki who was named CCC Defensive Player of the Year and also selected to the NEWISA and United Soccer Coaches All-New England team. In addition, Moody collected his 100th career win at Roger Williams.

Moody coached Roger Williams to an unbeaten record in the Commonwealth Coast Conference for the second straight season in 2016, going 7-0-2 in CCC play. The team finished with ten wins overall on the year and claimed the top seed for the CCC tournament. In postseason recognition, the Hawks had five players named to the All-CCC team as well as two players on the NEWISA All-New England Team and one athlete on the NSCAA All-New England Team.

In 2015, Moody presided over one of the best seasons in program history, with the Hawks winning its sixth Commonwealth Coast Conference Championship in team history and second consecutive title. The team set a new program record with 20 wins on the season and a .893 winning percentage (20-1-3), in addition to advancing to the Second Round of the NCAA Tournament. Senior Mariah Kaiser earned a slew of honors, including CCC and ECAC Offensive Player of the Year and being named an NSCAA All-American, earning both honors for the second straight season. In addition, Samantha Woznicki was named CCC Rookie of the Year and Haley Carignan was honored as CCC Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Year. The Hawks ended the year ranked #23 in the nation.

The previous year, Moody guided the Hawks to an impressive record of 19-3-4 overall and CCC Champions. The team made the program’s first appearance to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Championship Tournament with wins over Bowdoin and MIT. They finished the season ranked #21 nationally by d3Soccer.com. Eight athletes received All-CCC honors and the team earned the Silver Team Ethics and Sportsmanship Award, as well as the program’s first-ever All-American in Mariah Kaiser. In the classroom, the Hawks soared as well receiving the NSCAA Team Academic Award with a 3.28 GPA.

In 2013, Moody helped the Hawks to another standout season, guiding them to their highest national ranking in program history, ranked as high as #13. The squad had a record of 18-3-3, scored in every game, and never lost a game in regulation. On the year, the Hawks were semifinalists in both the CCC and ECAC Tournaments and was awarded NSCAA Team Ethics and Sportsmanship award. The Hawks placed seven players on the All-CCC team, including Katie Lydon and Jessica Reade, who were respectively named CCC Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year. Strong on the pitch and in the classroom, the team also received the NSCAA Team Academic Award for posting a cumulative team GPA of over 3.0.

Moody came to Roger Williams after having spent five seasons as the head coach at SUNY Potsdam, where he became the winningest coach in the history of the program with 41 career wins. In 2008, he set a program record with ten wins on the year, including the program’s first postseason victory with a 4-0 victory over Russell Sage College in the 2008 Upstate ECAC Tournament.

In 2010, Moody tied the school record for wins again, finishing the year with a 10-10 overall record. He collected his 39th win with the Bears to move into first place all-time in in women’s soccer coaching wins at SUNY Potsdam. In addition, nine of his players were recognized by the State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) as All-Academic Team selections.

In Moody’s first year at SUNY Potsdam, his team was honored with the 2006 National Soccer Coaches Association (NSCAA) Team Academic Award. In the following years from 2007-10, the Bears were recognized with the NSCAA Team Ethics Award in each season.

Prior to his post at SUNY Potsdam, he coached the Women’ Soccer and Women’s Lacrosse teams at Keuka College. At Keuka, he went 29-17-2 in his three years as the Women’s Soccer coach and was the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) Women’s Soccer Coach of the Year in 2003 and 2004. In 2003, Moody and the Storm finished the year as regular season champions of the NEAC and advanced to the NEAC Championship game. The following year, the Storm would reach the championship for the second straight season.

During his tenure at Keuka, Moody coached three conference Most Valuable Players and his team received the NSCAA Ethics/Sportsmanship Gold award in 2005.

Moody’s experience also extends internationally, having played eight years on the semi-pro and professional levels in England. He also spent two years as a coach for the New Hampshire Soccer Association Olympic Pre-Development U-17 Women’s team.

Moody also holds numerous coaching certifications including a United States Soccer Federation (USSF) National “A” License, an NSCAA Advanced National Diploma, and an English Football Association (FA) Coaching Certificate.

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Lindsay Bruno

Lindsay Bruno returns to the Women’s Soccer program for her 13th season as an assistant coach.

Bruno attended Merrimack College in North Andover, Massachusetts where she majored in Psychology with a minor in Spanish and concentration in Elementary Education. She was awarded the Merrimack Academic Scholarship and was also on the Dean’s List.

As a member of the NCAA Division II Warriors, she was a four-time All-Northeast 10 player, earning All-Region and All-New England honors twice in her career. She was captain of the team in 2003, achieving a national ranking of second in the nation. After graduating in May 2004, she returned to the bench as an assistant coach for the 2004 season.

Bruno has spent time as the varsity girl’s soccer coach and varsity girl’s lacrosse coach at Walpole High School. In addition, she was the head coach of the U-17/18 NOVA Soccer Club in Rehoboth, Massachusetts from 2006-08.

She also has semi-professional playing experience, playing in the WPSL for Bay State Select, the Mass Select State Team, and the New Hampshire Lady Phantoms in the in the Super W League.

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Kristen Casey

Kristen Casey returns for her fourth season as an assistant coach with the RWU Women’s Soccer program.

Casey is a 2016 graduate of Roger Williams University and was a four-year member of the Hawks. She played in 94 games in her career, third-most in RWU history, while her 94 games started is a program record. Casey is a three-time All-CCC First Team selection and a two-time NSCAA All-New England First Team defender. She ended her career tied for sixth all-time in RWU history with 24 assists.

Since graduating Roger Williams, she has lived in Las Vegas for a career opportunity with MGM Resorts International. Today she is back in New England working at MGM Springfield as their Digital Marketing Manager.

She continues to play soccer throughout the year in summer and winter leagues with fellow alumni.

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James Greenslit

James Greenslit enters his seventh season as Head Coach of the Roger Williams University Men’s Soccer program.

The Hawks finished the Fall 2021 regular season as co-champions of the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) and advanced to the semi-finals of the CCC tournament. The squad also earned significant accolades after their successful season, as reflected by the United Soccer Coaches naming one student-athlete as an All-American, and two as All-Region student-athletes. Also, there were six Hawks named as All-CCC players, including three named to the 1st team one named CCC Offensive Player of the Year. Furthermore, nine of the student-athletes on the Fall 2021 team were named academic All-CCC players, a distinction that both Greenslit and the team place significant weight.

Under Greenslit’s tenure, the Hawks continue to increase their competitive impact inside and outside of the CCC conference. During the Fall 2018 season, the team finished with a 16-5 record and ranked #7 in New England. They also placed four student-athletes on the All-CCC team.

In addition to their accomplishments on the soccer field, Greenslit emphasizes the importance of the student-athletes’ overall roles within the Roger Williams community. Whether it is meeting the team’s goal of completing 250 volunteer hours during the school year, actively contributing toward their partnership with the Team Impact non-profit organization, or encouraging players to challenge themselves in the classroom, Greenslit personally values the opportunities Division 3 athletics offer student-athletes. He prioritizes recruiting contributors on the soccer field who also value teamwork and developing into valuable members of their communities off of the field.

Greenslit graduated from Wheaton (Mass.) in 2006 with a degree in economics. He is the only three-time All-American in Wheaton College men's soccer history, being named to the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) All-Conference first teams every year during that stretch. He is a two-time NEWMAC Player of the Year, as well as a three-year starter on the Wheaton Men’s Basketball team. Following his Wheaton career, Greenslit played for the New England Revolution squad in 2006 before suiting up for the New Hampshire Phantoms and the Western Mass. Pioneers of the United Soccer Leagues' (USL) Second Division in 2007 and 2008, respectively. For the New Hampshire Phantoms he was the only player on the team to be an all-star for the 2007 USL Season.

Greenslit joined the Roger Williams University community in 2015 after spending three seasons (and five seasons total) at Wheaton College (Mass.). He also served as an assistant at Division I College of the Holy Cross for two years and Northeastern University in 2007 and 2008. In addition to his college coaching and playing experience, Greenslit also served as a Director of Coaching for the FC Boston Bolts and holds his National Diploma from United Soccer Coaches.

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David Majetich

David Majetich returns for his third season as an assistant coach of the RWU Men’s Soccer program.

As a former defender for the Hawks, Majetich began his career at RWU in 2015 starting five games and playing in a total of eight. As a senior in 2018, the sole captain finished his final season with four points on two game-winning goals. Majetich helped lead the team to 12 straight wins to start the 2018 season and 16 total wins in his final season.

In 2018, he was named to the Commonwealth Coast Conference All-Academic Team and invited to play in the NEISL All-Star Game. During his time at RWU, he was inducted into the Beta Gamma Sigma International Business Honor Society and the Beta Alpha Psi Accounting Honor Society.

Majetich was honored in 2019 at the annual RWU Achievement Awards with the Karen R. Haskell Senior Leadership Award, for his leadership and contributions on the soccer field, in the business school, and around the RWU community.

In 2019, Majetich earned a degree in accounting from Roger Williams, with a minor in finance and a concentration in psychology. Post-graduation, Majetich worked at Ernst & Young LLP as a Private Equity Tax Associate, and now works for PKF O'Connor Davies LLP, specializing in financial compliance for country clubs and yacht clubs.