Colorado State University Pueblo first year head women’s soccer coach John Constable has announced the hiring of Chase Vosvick as the program’s new assistant coach.
“We are excited to welcome Chase here as our next Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach. Chase has a very good soccer background having played at the professional and Division I level as a goalkeeper,” Constable said. “In addition to this, his experience as a director of goalkeeping and his coaching of teams at the youth level will be a benefit as he embarks on the next stage of his coaching journey. He connected well with everyone he met while on our campus and I feel his drive, work ethic, knowledge and personality will play an important role as we go out to move our program forward every year. I would like to thank our search committee of Jenna McKinley-Fall, John Wristen and Andres Madrid for their help and support throughout this process and Dr. (Paul) Plinske for making this hire possible. We have moved fast to get the right hire here and I really appreciate that. Our student-athletes got the chance to meet each of our finalists too and the feedback they give is always valued and appreciated. We’re excited to have Chase with us soon.”
Vosvick arrives to CSU Pueblo with experience playing professional and NCAA Division I soccer and coaching at the youth level, including serving as the head coach of the Richmond Strikers for the past 16 months. The Richmond Strikers are a premier club soccer program in Richmond, Va., that offers competitive sports programs, including soccer, for children from ages 4-18 and is an established US Soccer Development Club and one of fifty Nike Premier clubs in the country.
"I am excited to join the Colorado State University Pueblo Women’s Soccer coaching staff and am extremely grateful to Coach Constable, the hiring committee, and student athletes that I interviewed with for this opportunity. I look forward to contributing to the development of the student athletes and being a part of this next chapter of Women’s Soccer at CSU Pueblo,” Vosvick said. “I am eager to get started and integrate my strengths and attributes into the program to support Coach Constable’s vision for the team. Additionally, I can’t wait to meet each member of the current roster. Finally, I am honored to represent the Thunderwolves Crest as well as be a member of such a distinguished athletic department and university staff."
In his time with the Richmond Strikers, Vosvick helped coach the program’s premier team and assisted with the Academy Development Program.
Along with coaching with the Richmond Strikers, Vosvick has also played professional soccer with the Harrisburg Heat of Major Arena Soccer League and coached goalkeepers with the Baltimore Celtic Soccer Club and the Brit-Am Soccer Academy and was the head coach of the Under-11 Girls team.
Vosvick also played professional soccer in 2022 as a goalkeeper with the Pittsburgh Riverhounds of the USL Championship League and was a goalkeeper in the summer of 2021 with the Northern Virginia FC of the USL League 2.
Prior to playing soccer professionally, Vosvick played collegiate soccer as a goalkeeper with Loyola University Maryland. In his time at Loyola (Md.), Vosvick served a co-captain and helped lead the program to its first NCAA Division Tournament appearance since 2009 in 2021. He was named to the MAC Herman Trophy Watch List in the Spring of 2021 and was a four-time Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Year and four-time United Soccer Coaches All-Region selection, including earning first team honors three times and being a second team selection in 2021. He was also the Patriot League Rookie of the Year in 2017 and was a four-time First-Team All-Patriot League selection and 12-time Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Week.
In his collegiate career, Vosvick played in 73 matches in goal for the Greyhounds and allowed 72 goals and tallied an 0.97 career goals against average and recorded 193 saves and had a .728 save percentage. Posted a 42-21-8 record in goal and recorded 30 shutouts and faced a total of 701 shots. As a graduate student in 2021, was tied for fourth in Division I in clean sheets with 10 and 14th nationally in goals allowed average.
During his college playing career, he was a professional development player in the summers from 2017-20 as he played during the Summer of 2017 with Soccer Institute of Montverde Academy, before playing in the Summers of 2018 and 2019 with the Houston Dynamo and was scheduled to play in the Summer of 2021 with New Mexico United, but the season was cancelled due to COVID-19.
Prior to playing collegiately at Loyola University Maryland, Vosvick played at Montverde Academy in Florida. He was a four-time US Soccer Market Training Center selection and was a part of Montverde’s back-to-back national championship teams. Earned a Golden Glove during the high school national championships in 2016 and 2017.
Vosvick, who is native of Phoenix, Md., earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from Loyola University Maryland in 2021 and was an honors student as he carried a 3.55 cumulative GPA and recently completed his master’s degree program in Sport Leadership from Virginia Commonwealth University with a 3.90 cumulative GPA.
