Karl Reddick is in his second season as an assistant men’s soccer coach at Widener University. He is responsible for assisting head coach Brent Jacquette with all aspects of the program.
Reddick brings several years of practical experience as a coach at the youth and club levels to the Pride. He has most notably been serving as a head coach of the Olympic Development Program as well as a resident camp director for the Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer Association since 2012. He has also been working as the Director of Coaching for Nether United for the past few years, which includes developing the program’s curriculum and advising development of players which range in age from four through 23-years old.
Prior to coaching, Reddick was a standout soccer player on the collegiate level at Boston College. He helped Boston College compile a 50-26-9 ledger during his four-year tenure from 2007 through 2010, and the team participated in four NCAA Tournaments. Individually, Reddick captured All-Atlantic Coast Conference Freshman Team accolades in 2007 as well as All-ACC Second Team laurels and NSCAA All-South Atlantic Region Third Team honors during his junior season. After racking up 16 career points on four goals and eight assists over 80 appearances and 72 starts, the two-time team captain was one of 54 collegians invited to participate in the 2011 Major League Soccer Combine.
On the scholastic level, Reddick was a three-time All-Delaware County honoree as a forward at nearby Strath Haven. He was also named the Delaware County Daily Times Player of the Year twice and helped lead the Panthers to an 18-1-1 record and the Central League title in 2006.
Reddick completed more than three years of education at Boston College and currently resides in Delaware.
