Oct. 28, 2002

Go to the Chat

WACO, Texas - On Wednesday, October 30, Baylor head soccer coach Nick Cowell will drop by to take your questions on the Bears upcoming post-season.

In 2002, Cowell in concluding his fourth year at the helm of the Baylor soccer team. He has steadily built a program that has consistently rated as one of the best in the Big 12 Conference.

In Cowell's first year at Baylor, the team finished 14-7-1 overall and placed fourth in the conference with a 6-3-1 mark. In 2000, the Bears again finshed fourth in the Big 12 and compiled an overall record of 10-6-3. The 2001 season was marred by injuries and saw the Bears finish 8-10 overall (4-6 Big 12, seventh in the league). Under Cowell, the team has made one NCAA appearance (1999) and barely missed out on another (2000).

Prior to coming to Baylor, Cowell spent eight years as head coach at Trinity University in San Antonio. During that time, he led his team to seven straight conference titles, including 49-straight conference victories and six trips to the NCAA Division III Tournament.

At Trinity, Cowell's success resulted in him being named the SCAC Coach of the Year five times. In 1992, he garnered Regional Coach of the Year honors. Prior to his work at Trinity, Cowell was at The College of Wooster where he had a 22-11-4 record in two seasons. He led the Lady Scots to the North Coast Athletic Conference title in 1990. Following that season he was named the NCAC and Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association Coach of the Year.

Cowell won't be stopping by until 1 p.m. CT on Wednesday, but you can send your questions here and we will save them for his arrival.