The University of Memphis men's soccer program has appointed Nate Getman as the new goalkeeper coach, succeeding Remco De Jong, who has served as a volunteer since 2003. Getman joins after a successful tenure at Georgia Southwestern State University, where he helped the team double their win total and record multiple shutouts. Head coach Richard Mulrooney expressed confidence in Getman's ability to enhance the team's competitiveness both on the field and in broader areas. Getman aims to uphold the winning tradition at Memphis, bringing extensive coaching experience to the role.

By the Numbers
  • At Georgia Southwestern State, Getman helped secure three shutouts in both the 2024 and 2025 seasons.
  • Prior to coaching at GSW, he contributed to six shutouts at Oglethorpe University in 2022.
What's Next

Getman plans to integrate quickly into the Memphis program, working closely with goalkeepers and contributing to overall team strategies. His extensive background suggests an emphasis on solidifying the defense and improving player performance during the upcoming season.

Bottom Line

With Nate Getman's appointment, Memphis men鈥檚 soccer aims to enhance its goalkeeping capabilities and overall competitiveness, while honoring the legacy of former volunteer coach Remco De Jong. The transition represents a commitment to building a stronger foundation for future success.