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Tyler Tomlinson
Head Coach
Phone: 573-288-6371
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Bio:
Tyler Tomlinson was named Culver-Stockton College’s fourth women’s soccer coach in February of 2011.
Tomlinson, who also is a lecturer in communication, coached at the club level from 2000-03, directing two teams at the U16 boys level at Quincy (Ill.) United Soccer Club. Six of his former players went on to play soccer at the college level.
A 2003 graduate of Culver-Stockton, Tomlinson was a four-year starter and three-year captain as a defender/midfielder for the Wildcat soccer program. He totaled 12 career goals and 10 assists for 34 career points, and was named the most valuable player by his teammates his senior season after netting seven goals and two assists.
Tomlinson graduated with a bachelor’s degree in communication, and received his master’s degree in mass communication from the University of Central Missouri in 2009. He previously worked as a sports anchor at WGEM TV in Quincy, Ill., and was co-host of WGEM Sportscenter, a daily talk sports show on WGEM AM radio.
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Erica Thomas
Assistant Coach
Phone: 573-288-6371
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Bio:
Erica Thomas joined the Lady Wildcat soccer program in the fall of 2011.
Thomas was born and raised on the Central Coast of California. She attended Chico State straight out of high school and was a member of its women's soccer team for one year and its cross country team for one fall season.She later transferred to California State University, Los Angeles where she continued her studies in Mechanical Engineering and played all four years of her college soccer career. While on the CSULA women's soccer team, the the Golden Eagles made it to the CCAA Conference tournament and NCAA National Tournament three out of her four years and that marked the first three times they had ever made either tournament.
In addition to soccer, she also ran two seasons of track and field and one season of cross country for CSULA. Her specialty on the track was the 3000m steeplechase. After completing her eligibility for all sports, she became an assistant coach to the CSULA women's soccer team while finishing her Master's in Mechanical Engineering.
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