Women's Soccer
Head Coach Leah Crews Castleman
Leah Crews Castleman begins her first season as Georgetown College's Women's Soccer Coach this fall. No stranger to Georgetown College, Leah was an important part of the program's history as a student-athlete from 2001 to 2005.
The former Tiger has plenty to show for her collegiate career, including being one of five All-Americans in the program's history. She was also an All-Region and All-Conference goalkeeper and was a Conference and Region Player of the Week during her career. In her final season she received the Mid-South Conference Senior Scholar-Athlete Award.
Castleman says it is special being back on the Georgetown campus. “I have special ties to this program and a lot of pride in what my teammates and I accomplished. I want to continue to see this program have great success in the future.”
The Hendersonville, Tenn. native graduated from Georgetown College with a Bachelor’s Degree in Art and Education and then went on to graduate from the University of Kentucky with a Master’s Degree in studio art. While in graduate school, Leah coached for Woodford County High School as assistant and goalkeeper coach. She also coached the Lexington Football Club as assistant 2003-2005 and head coach from 2006-2008. In addition, last year she was the assistant coach for the Kentucky Olympic Development Program.
Castleman feels a special calling to being more than a coach. “I love to teach and being a coach is being a teacher. It’s great to see players develop, improve, and succeed as a result of this great institution.”
Leah and her husband Trent Castleman married this summer. He serves as a Personal Trainer/ Training Director for Urban Active.
Assistant Coach Leah McCormick Endicott
Leah McCormick Endicott joins head coach Leah Crews Castleman during an inaugural first season for both coaches. Like Castleman, Endicott is a former collegiate player, having spent her days as a member of the women's soccer team at Appalachian State University. She led her team in the role of captain for three years and earned a BS in Political Science from the NCAA Division I school.
The Lexington native graduated from Henry Clay High where she was a member of the varsity swim team and club volleyball while playing four years of soccer both for the Blue Devils and the Kentucky Kickers. Leah, who works as a product designer in textiles, and her husband, Beau, live in Midway and are the proud parents of a new baby boy, Langston Beaumont.
Assistant Coach Emily Farrell Jasinski
