Ogunsami Joins Women’s Soccer Coaching Staff

Drexel Women's Soccer Head Coach Ray Goon announced today that Christiana Ogunsami has rejoined the program as an assistant coach. The Drexel alumna and former player oversees the team's corps of goalkeepers.

"It's always great to have one of your own come back to the program," Goon said. "She knows firsthand what it means to be a Dragon and what it takes to be successful at this level. Our goalkeepers will be in good hands."

Ogunsami featured between the sticks for Drexel in 2016 and 2017 and left a lasting mark on the program's record book. She shares the single-season record for shutouts with 10 during the 2016 season and ranks second in career shutouts (18) and eighth in career saves (198).

The Cherry Hill, N.J. native enjoyed her finest season in University City in 2016. She led the CAA in goals against average (0.91), save percentage (.858) and shutouts (10) en route to Co-Defensive Player of the Year and First Team All-CAA recognition. Ogunsami followed with another superb season in 2017 and was once again named First Team All-CAA.

Ogunsami started her collegiate playing career at Vanderbilt, where she played from 2014-15. She led the SEC in saves as a freshman with 113, the second-most in a season for the Commodores, and matched the program record with 15 stops in a single game. As a sophomore, she ranked second in the conference in saves and save percentage.

Ogunsami graduated from Drexel in 2018 with a degree in psychology and has worked as a coach for The Keeper Institute and at her former high school, Cherry Hill West. At the Keeper Institute, she serves as a technical goalkeeper coach and a mental performance expert. She is working towards a master's in psychology from Purdue University Global.

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Ogunsami Joins Women’s Soccer Coaching Staff

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