MS Girls Soccer

Coach Anna Greco

Anna has a great love for all things sports and athletics. As a military kid with two older brothers, and a love for competition, she spent most of her free time competing in sports. In the 9 schools she attended as a military kid, she primarily competed in soccer, basketball and cross country. She was a starting point guard on her high school basketball team, and played a lot of street ball for fun. In soccer, Anna played midfield and forward and earned All-Conference MVP her senior year of high school. She then received a scholarship to play 4 years of soccer in college.

Anna's love of coaching started when, as captain, she was able to run soccer practices in high school. Her college coaches also took great time to invest in her understanding of the game, and included her in the many coaching clinics they attended. This only enhanced her love of the game and desire to pass down this knowledge, and love of the game to the next generation. In addition, she wanted to share the undeniable social, mental, and physical benefits of being an athlete.

Since completing college, she has coached at many camps and clinics for boys and girls of all ages, and also participated in an Athletes in Action soccer initiative. She was Varsity Girls Soccer head coach of Calvary Academy, an assistant coach of Girls Varsity at The Lawrenceville School, and coached K-8th graders with Robbinsville Soccer Association.

Anna is currently the Physical Education teacher, and Lower School Teacher's Aide at The Wilberforce School.

Assistant Coach Nicole Reynolds

Nicole has been playing soccer since she was six. She hails from Park Ridge, NJ and attended college at the University of Rhode Island. She played soccer with excellent club teams, including the Wyckoff Torpedoes and the URI Women's Soccer Club; but she enjoys sand soccer, on the beach with her family, most. Multiple knee surgeries limit her ability to play soccer today, but Nicole's passion for the sport and her children's own love for soccer keep her heavily involved. She is thrilled to be part of Wilberforce Athletics and is eager to see young Wolverines grow in confidence and courage through the sport of soccer.