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Nate Guagliardi

Nate Guagliardi enters his third season, after being named the ninth head coach in Rutgers-Newark women's soccer history on Monday, January 30, 2023. Guagliardi joined the Scarlet Raiders from Division II Caldwell University.

In his first season as head coach at Rutgers-Newark, Guagliardi coached the Raiders to a 7-11 overall record and 3-6 mark in conference play. In his season debut, Guagliardi and the Raiders topped Union College, 2-1, to jump start his Rutgers-Newark coaching experience. Leila Ettayebi was named to the All-NJAC First Team, while Tamia Howell and Seoane Oaxaca both earned All-NJAC Honorable Mention nods.


Guagliardi has spent the last 16 seasons as the Assistant Athletic Director/Head Women's Soccer Coach for Caldwell University. During his tenure with the Cougars, Guagliardi won three Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Championships, the first coming in 2013, for the first championship in the program's 16-year history. On the back of that championship, Caldwell also made their first appearance in the NCAA Tournament.

The 2008 CACC Coach of the Year & 2x ECAC Division II Coach of the Year elevated the Cougars to new heights and was an integral part of the success not only on the pitch but also in the classroom. Under Guagliardi, the women's soccer team was an 11-time recipient of the United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award. On top of that, he also had 17 players named to the 2022 CACC All-Conference Academic Team as well as six players named to the CoSIDA NCAA Division II Academic All-District Team.

On the pitch, Guagliardi won three CACC Championships (2013, 2016, 2018) and coached two NCAA Division II All-Americans, 17 NCAA Division II All-Region student-athletes, a CACC Conference Player and Defensive Player of the Year along with two CACC Rookie of the Year. He continued to bring the best out of his players which led to 38 CACC All-Conference players during his tenure. In 2022, Guagliardi almost returned to the CACC Championship game, however, the Cougars were knocked out in the semifinal in penalty kicks. 

Building off of his first NCAA Tournament trip in 2013, Guagliardi led the Cougars to two more NCAA berths in 2016 and 2018 after setting school records in 2012 with 14 total wins, 11 conference wins, and goals scored (53).

During his playing career, Guagliardi was a standout goalie for Caldwell where he set school records in shutouts and goals against. He brings experience to the Scarlet Raiders and his career record of 142-127-23 (.526) was the highest in Rutgers-Newark history, topping previous leader, Ariana Ruela who left the Scarlet Raiders with an overall record of 53-55-12 (.492). 

Guagliardi graduated from Caldwell with a Bachelor's in Social Studies Education and is currently finishing his Master's in Curriculum and Instruction.


YEAR-BY-YEAR AS HEAD COACH

YEAR SCHOOL RECORD
2007 Caldwell 5-14
2008 Caldwell 8-11-1
2009 Caldwell 6-11-1
2010 Caldwell 10-8
2011 Caldwell 8-8-2
2012 Caldwell 14-5
2013 Caldwell 13-6-2
2014 Caldwell 9-7-2
2015 Caldwell 11-9-1
2016 Caldwell 12-8-2
2017 Caldwell 8-9-1
2018 Caldwell 12-7-1
2019 Caldwell 10-4-3
2020 Caldwell 2-3-1
2021 Caldwell 7-10-1
2022 Caldwell 7-7-5
2023 Rutgers-Newark 7-11
2024
Rutgers-Newark
 
5-10-3
TOTALS 18 Seasons 154-148-26