Marquette women's soccer head coach Chris Allen announced Calum Mallace as the new Associate Head Coach and Recruiting Coordinator. Mallace, a Marquette Hall of Famer and former MLS player, brings extensive experience from his previous roles, including two years with the Marquette men's soccer team. Allen praised Mallace's combination of expertise and character, emphasizing his commitment to developing student-athletes. Mallace expressed his excitement for this new role and dedication to supporting young women's growth both on and off the field.

By the Numbers
  • Mallace scored 13 goals and provided 13 assists for a total of 39 points in 69 collegiate appearances.
  • He made 85 appearances in Major League Soccer over a seven-year career, playing for teams like Montreal Impact and Seattle Sounders.
State of Play
  • Mallace officially joins the women's soccer staff as preparations begin for the 2026 season.
  • He aims to enhance the program's recruiting success and athlete development based on his past achievements.
What's Next

As the Golden Eagles gear up for the upcoming season, Mallace's focus will be on fostering talent and depth within the team while building on the program's legacy. His experience in player development is expected to translate into improved performance and cohesion among the athletes.

Bottom Line

Calum Mallace's return to Marquette as Associate Head Coach signals a strategic move to leverage his proven expertise and commitment to student-athletes, promising to enhance both the performance and culture of the women's soccer program.