Angela Berry-White named IU Indy women’s soccer head coach

By JOSH BODE

WISH-TV | wishtv.com

IU Indianapolis has a new head coach of their women’s soccer program, Angela Berry-White.

Berry-White coached at Brebeuf Jesuit for the last 11 years, where she led the Braves to a state title and eight Marion County titles.

“I was happy with what I was doing, but with my love of just the game, my love of the city Indianapolis, this happened to be perfect timing,” Berry-White said.

For Berry-White, she loves the game and wants the challenge of coaching year-round, not just in a smaller high school season.

“Why can’t I take that passion that I have for the game and turn it into year-round?” Berry-White said. “Because, high school is just a little bit of the year, but college is an entire full year.”

“I just love the challenge of it,” Berry-White said. “I love the challenge of working with players that not only are they already playing at the D-I level, but some of them have higher aspirations. And I want to be part of that. I want to be part of just the whole setting of working here in an environment and IU Indianapolis is just such a perfect fit.”

Berry-White has coached at the college level before, where she was an assistant at IU and Butler. She says she cannot wait to lead her own program at IU Indianapolis.

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