Erin Wolleon joins the Bloomfield College women's soccer coaching staff for the first time in 2013, and will assist in all areas of the program while coaching the club's goalkeepers for the upcoming campaign.
A New Jersey native, Wolleon compiled over 1,100 saves in four years as a goalkeeper at Point Pleasant Beach High School. She went on to graduate from Rider University in 2005, earning her degree in Secondary Education and Social Studies while minoring in Political Science.
While at Rider, Wolleon started all 81 games of her career, compiling 32 wins and over 500 saves with a school-record 13 shutouts. Six shutouts came in 2002, a Rider single-season record. Wolleon also had two career assists from her goalkeeper position.
Following her playing career, Wolleon served as a student assistant coach at Rider University in 2004. She later became the assistant coach at St. Rose High School (Belmar, N.J.) in 2005, Caldwell College in 2006 and Iona College in 2009. In 2009 and 2010, she was also involved in coaching for the Olympic Development Program in New York. In 2010, Wolleon became a full-time Staff Coach for Sky Blue FC's Soccer School. She is presently a trainer for several soccer clubs, including the Jersey Shore Boca's U-23 women's team.
