Meet Adam Sayers
Coming to the bay area with an impressive track record, Adam Sayers begins his first season at USF after a very successful stint at Middle Tennessee State.
The native of Birmingham, England brings with him a diverse background to USF. Known by many as an excellent recruiter, Sayer is well versed in the international and collegiate game. Any way you slice it, Sayers will be a huge asset to Denise Schilte-Brown’s staff on and off the field.
At USF, Sayers will oversee many of the aspects of the USF women’s soccer program. One of Sayers’ main focus will be the training and development of senior Mallori Lofton-Malachi and the rest of Bull net minders. He will also be a major cog video analysis and opponent breakdowns. He will also have a hand in development/implementation of overall team tactics along with other day-to-day operations.
Sayers brings an impressive recruiting pedigree to the program. He was part of three consecutive signing classes (2006-08) rated among the top in the central region and was responsible for recruiting several talentedinternational players.
After being on the job for just a few months, Sayer has wasted no time getting acquainted and making an impact here at USF.
Coming to the bay area with an impressive track record, Adam Sayers begins his first season at USF after a very successful stint at Middle Tennessee State.
The native of Birmingham, England brings with him a diverse background to USF. Known by many as an excellent recruiter, Sayer is well versed in the international and collegiate game. Any way you slice it, Sayers will be a huge asset to Denise Schilte-Brown’s staff on and off the field.
At USF, Sayers will oversee many of the aspects of the USF women’s soccer program. One of Sayers’ main focus will be the training and development of senior Mallori Lofton-Malachi and the rest of Bull net minders. He will also be a major cog video analysis and opponent breakdowns. He will also have a hand in development/implementation of overall team tactics along with other day-to-day operations.
Sayers brings an impressive recruiting pedigree to the program. He was part of three consecutive signing classes (2006-08) rated among the top in the central region and was responsible for recruiting several talentedinternational players.
After being on the job for just a few months, Sayer has wasted no time getting acquainted and making an impact here at USF.