Coaches

Stacie Owers

Stacie Owers, a former UMass Amherst standout and tenacious midfielder with professional experience, begins her first season with Rhodes women’s soccer as the new head coach.


Owers earns her first collegiate head coaching position after two seasons as head coach for Arlington High School and four seasons as assistant coach for Christian Brothers University. She has also coached around the local Memphis area for the Collierville Lobos Rush for 5 years.


With Arlington High School (2020 – 2022), Owers led the women’s team to a district championship and a regional victory for the first time in program history in 2020. She also served as the men’s soccer assistant coach, helping the team become district winners and regional runners-up in 2020.


While at CBU (2016 – 2020), the team made it to the Gulf South Conference Quarterfinals 3 out of the 4 years Owers served as assistant coach.


The Southampton, England, native started her collegiate playing career at Tyler (Texas) Junior College, where she was an All-District and All-Region player for the NJCAA National Champions as a freshman. As a sophomore, she was a First Team All-American in leading TJC to the national semifinals. From there, she transferred to UMass where she led her team to the Atlantic 10 semifinals as a senior.


In 2021, the Memphis Americans, a professional indoor soccer franchise competing in the National Indoor Soccer League, signed Owers to the women’s team. Before moving the United States in 2011, she played for 3 clubs in England: Southampton FC, Havant & Waterlooville FC and Portsmouth Football Club.


Owers earned her Master of Business Administration in 2019 from CBU and also her Master of Education from CBU in 2020.