Recorded May 17, 2026. Today's guest has experienced the game from nearly every angle. As a player, he was a standout goalkeeper at Lipscomb University, where he built a reputation for leadership, resilience, and professionalism. Those same qualities carried him into coaching, returning to his alma mater before making the jump to one of the premier programs in college soccer.Now as an assistant coach at Florida State University, Micah Bledsoe works primarily with the Seminoles' goalkeepers under head coach Brian Pensky. Florida State continues to set the standard in the women's college game, capturing ACC championships, producing professional players, and competing for national titles year after year. During Micah's first season on staff, the Seminoles claimed another ACC Tournament championship, reached the NCAA Tournament for the 25th consecutive season, and saw multiple players begin their professional careers in the NWSL.But what makes this conversation especially interesting is Micah's perspective. He's part of a new generation of goalkeeper coaches helping shape elite athletes while navigating the ever-changing landscape of college soccer, recruiting, player development, sports science, and the transfer portal.We're going to dive into his playing days at Lipscomb, the transition from player to coach, what it's like working with some of the best goalkeepers in the country at Florida State, how he approaches developing confidence and consistency in the position, and where he sees goalkeeper coaching heading in the years ahead.So grab your gloves, your coffee, or whatever gets you through your day, and join us for another great conversation.Please welcome Florida State assistant women's soccer coach... Micah Bledsoe.

🎙️ 3 Old Goalies – Episode Preview: G GuerrieriSome coaches build teams. Others build legacies. And then there’s G Guerrieri… who built an entire program from scratch and turned it into a national powerhouse.From day one in 1993, Guerrieri was the only head coach Texas A&M Aggies women's soccer ever knew—spending 30+ years shaping not just players, but a culture that became synonymous with consistency, excellence, and family.We’re talking about 500+ career wins, top-five all-time in NCAA Division I history, and a trophy cabinet stacked with 18 conference championships.But numbers only tell part of the story.Guerrieri’s Aggies didn’t just win—they lived deep into November, making 28 NCAA Tournament appearances, with runs to the Sweet 16, Elite Eight, and even the College Cup.What separates Coach G?
It’s the rare blend of longevity, loyalty, and vision. While others chased the next job, he stayed planted—turning College Station into a destination and his program into a family that extended far beyond the pitch.In this episode, we dive into:
⚽ Building a program from nothing into a national contender
🧤 What it takes to sustain excellence for three decades
🏆 The mindset behind one of the winningest coaches in college soccer history
❤️ And why culture—not just tactics—was always his secret weaponThis one’s a masterclass. A storyteller. A builder. A lifer in the game.Coach G isn’t just part of the history of college soccer… he helped write it.

🎙️ 3 Old Goalies Podcast | Season 5, Episode 8
Special Guest: Cristin Allen (Head Women’s Soccer Coach, DePauw University)Some episodes feel like a conversation… this one feels like a masterclass wrapped in a locker room chat.In Season 5, Episode 8, the guys welcome Coach Cristin Allen, the leader of DePauw Women’s Soccer, into the 3 Old Goalies circle. And from the opening whistle, it’s clear—this isn’t just about tactics and training sessions. This is about building something that lasts.Coach Allen brings a perspective that blends competitive fire with a deep understanding of the human side of the game. She dives into what it really takes to lead a college program today—from recruiting players who fit your culture, to developing leaders who carry that culture forward long after the final whistle.⚽ What You’ll Hear in This Episode: • The journey to becoming a head coach and the lessons learned along the way • How to build and sustain a winning culture at the collegiate level • The evolving landscape of women’s soccer and player development • What she looks for in recruits beyond just talent • The importance of relationships, trust, and accountability inside a programThere’s a calm confidence to Coach Allen’s approach—like a keeper organizing the back line, seeing the whole field unfold before anyone else does. She speaks to the balance of demanding excellence while creating an environment where players can truly grow.And of course, the guys bring their usual blend of humor, insight, and a few stories that probably shouldn’t be told on a microphone—but we’re all glad they were.If you’re a coach, player, or parent trying to understand what the next level really looks like… this episode is one you’ll want in your rotation.🎧 Tune in now and step inside the mind of a program builder.
Because at the end of the day, it’s not just about stopping shots… it’s about shaping the game.Thank you for being one of our three listeners.

There are coaches… there are builders… and then there are legacy-makers.This episode of 3 Old Goalies steps into rare air.We sit down with a man whose career isn’t just measured in wins and losses, but in lives impacted, programs built, and a lifelong commitment to serving others. From the sidelines to the classroom to the boardroom, Woody Gibson’s journey is a masterclass in what it truly means to give back to the game that gave you everything.At High Point University, Gibson didn’t just coach soccer… he helped shape an entire athletic department. Over nearly four decades, he wore just about every hat imaginable: head coach, athletic director, professor, mentor. And somehow, he made each role feel like it was the most important one in the world.On the field, he built winners. • 200+ career wins as a men’s soccer coach • Multiple conference titles • National tournament appearances year after yearOff the field? That’s where his impact echoes the loudest.Woody Gibson is the kind of leader who believes players were students first, people always. A coach who taught lessons that lasted longer than any season. A mentor who viewed success not as trophies, but as the ripple effect of investing in others.And that mindset didn’t stop at soccer.From helping guide High Point’s transition through multiple NCAA levels… to building academic programs… to serving on national committees… to continuing his work in nonprofit leadership and veteran support… his story is one long, steady drumbeat of service.

🎙️ 3 Old Goalies Podcast – Episode Feature: Jonny WalkerSome goalkeepers collect saves… Jonny Walker collected chapters. And now, he’s writing new ones from the sidelines in Memphis.This week on the 3 Old Goalies Podcast, we welcome a name that echoes from MLS stadiums to South American cauldrons and now through one of the most consistent programs in college soccer — Jonny Walker, Associate Head Coach of Memphis Women’s Soccer.🧤 From Memphis Roots to Global GlovesA Memphis native with a passport stamped in pressure, Walker carved out a professional career that most American players only dream about. He became the first American to truly establish himself in South America, starring in Chile with powerhouses like Universidad Católica and Colo-Colo — clubs where expectations don’t whisper… they roar.He didn’t just play abroad — he won, capturing a Chilean First Division title and competing in the prestigious Copa Libertadores.Then came MLS, where Walker anchored the net for the NY/NJ MetroStars and later the Columbus Crew, earning 2005 Defensive Player of the Year honors. Oh, and casually posting a league-best 0.95 goals-against average in 2003 — a number that still raises eyebrows.And yes… he also wore the red, white, and blue, earning caps with the U.S. Men’s National Team, including a shutout win over Mexico. Not a bad line on the résumé.🎧 What We’re Diving IntoIn this episode, we get into: • What it really takes to succeed as an American playing in South America • The evolution of goalkeeping from his playing days to today • Building elite college goalkeepers (and what separates the good from the great) • How Memphis became one of the toughest defensive teams in the country • Stories from MLS, international play, and life between the posts⚽ Final Whistle ThoughtJonny Walker isn’t just a former pro turned coach. He’s a bridge between eras — old-school grit meets modern precision. A guy who’s seen the game from every angle… and now shapes the next generation to see it even clearer.If you love goalkeeping, coaching, or just the beautiful chaos of soccer — this is one you don’t want to miss.🎙️ 3 Old Goalies… where the gloves may be worn, but the stories are still sharp.

In this Bonus Short Episode: After a 1-3 start to the MLS Season and a terrible collapse against Tigres, is Pat Noonan on the HOT SEAT at FC Cincinnati? #MLS #fccincinnati #Soccer #Podcast #bonusepisode #3OGs #3OldGoalies #BSrecorded 3.20.26

🎙️ 3 Old Goalies Podcast – Season 5 Episode 4: Lou LiberatoreThere’s a certain language that only goalkeepers speak.It’s the language of muddy gloves, late dives, and the quiet responsibility of being the last line of defense. It’s a position that demands courage, resilience, and just a little bit of healthy insanity.And on this episode … we’re talking to someone who has spent a lifetime living in that world.Welcome back to 3 Old Goalies, the podcast where the gloves are worn, the stories are real, and the goalkeeper community comes together to talk about the craft, the chaos, and the beauty of playing between the posts.In this episode, we’re excited to welcome Lou Liberatore, the National Director of Goalkeeping for Kings Hammer Soccer Club. Lou has built a reputation as one of the most respected goalkeeper educators in the country, helping shape the development pathway for keepers across one of the largest youth soccer organizations in the United States.From building goalkeeper culture inside a massive club environment, to developing young shot stoppers who dream of playing at the highest levels, Lou has been right in the middle of it all. His work blends the art of goalkeeping with the science of modern player development, and his passion for the position shows in everything he does.Today we’re diving into:⚽ What it really takes to develop elite young goalkeepers
🧤 How goalkeeper training has evolved over the years
🎓 Building a national goalkeeper curriculum inside a major club system
🔥 And of course… some great goalkeeper stories along the waySo grab your gloves, settle in, and get ready for another great conversation.This is 3 Old Goalies… and we’re just getting started.

In Season 5, Episode 3 of the 3 Old Goalies Podcast, the guys sit down with Chris Ducar, the General Manager of the legendary North Carolina Tar Heels women's soccer program at the University of North Carolina, the program that holds the record for the most championships in NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Championship history.Few programs in the history of college athletics have defined excellence the way North Carolina women’s soccer has. In this episode, Chris takes us inside the machine that has produced decades of national titles, world-class players, and a culture that expects greatness every single day.The conversation explores what the General Manager role looks like in modern college soccer, how elite programs manage recruiting, roster building, and player development, and how the landscape of college athletics is evolving in the era of NIL, transfers, and professional pathways.Chris also shares insight on developing goalkeepers and the mentality required to thrive in championship environments, along with stories from working inside one of the most iconic programs in the sport.For coaches, goalkeepers, and anyone who loves the game, this episode offers a rare look behind the curtain of a dynasty and the people who keep it running.Another great conversation from the only podcast brave enough to center an entire show around the weirdest position on the field.3 Old Goalies.
Three guys. One position. Endless stories. 🎙️🧤⚽

🔥 Season 5 • Episode 2: Breaking Boundaries with Carrie Taylor 🧤⚽Get ready for a tidal wave of stories and wisdom on this week’s 3 Old Goalies! In Episode 2 of Season 5, we’re joined by Carrie Taylor, a legendary figure in the world of soccer whose journey defies expectation and redefines leadership in the sport. 🌍Carrie brings 35+ years of experience across every level of the beautiful game — from playing on the first varsity women’s team at the University of Michigan to coaching, consulting, and now serving as Vice President of Soccer Operations for USL Spokane.In this episode we dive into:✨ What it takes to lead in the fast-paced world of professional soccer operations
✨ Her rich coaching roots and how they shaped her fearless leadership, and the careers of others
✨ The evolution of opportunities in soccer — especially for women blazing trails
✨ True stories from the sidelines, boardrooms, and everywhere passion meets purposeCarrie’s voice is insightful, unfiltered, and a masterclass in what it means to chase excellence without compromise. Whether you’re a player, coach, fan, or just someone who loves great stories, this conversation will resonate.🎧Grab a beer, and your headphones — this is one you won’t want to miss!

🎙️ 3 Old Goalies – Season 5, Episode 1Guest: Kyle Johnston, Goalkeeper Coach at Duke UniversityDuke UniversitySeason 5 opens with a big-time guest and even bigger goalkeeper energy as we welcome Kyle Johnston, the man behind the gloves at Duke. When you talk about “up and coming” keeper coaches that develop elite shot-stoppers at the collegiate level, you’re talking about pressure cookers, bright lights, and margins thinner than a near-post angle. You’re talking about Kyle! Kyle pulls back the curtain on:⚽ What it actually takes to coach goalkeepers at a top Division I program
🧠 The mental side of the position at the college level
🧤 Recruiting goalkeepers in today’s landscape
📈 The evolution of the modern keeper and how the role keeps expanding
🔥 Training intensity, culture, and building confidence under fireThis episode is part coaching masterclass, part goalkeeper therapy session, and part “remember when” storytelling that only three seasoned net-minders can deliver.We dive into the reality of college recruiting. What does a Power 5 program actually look for? Is it size? Foot skills? Command of the box? Or that intangible calm that makes chaos feel like choreography?And of course, we couldn’t resist swapping war stories about the saves we still replay in our heads… and the goals we’re still blaming on the back line.Season 5 is about growth. Growth in the position. Growth in the game. Growth in the way we think about developing young goalkeepers across youth, high school, and college pathways.If you’re a: • Young goalkeeper chasing the next level • Parent trying to understand the recruiting maze • Coach building a goalkeeper culture • Or just someone who loves the lonely art of the No. 1 jerseyThis episode is for you.