Glen Fox joined the Emory University men's soccer coaching staff
prior to the start of the 2009 season. He serves as the
Eagles' goalkeeper coach.
During his first season with Emory, Fox's goalkeepers recorded a
0.92 goals against average, while notching six shutouts.
Fox played three seasons for Lindsey Wilson College (Ky.) where he
recorded 0.59 goals-against average with 23 shutouts for his
career. He helped Lindsey Wilson win the 2005 NAIA
National Championship with a 0.42 goals-against average, and
single-season school record 16 shutouts. Fox was selected as a NAIA
honorable mention All-American, a NAIA All-Region XI and a
All-Mid-South Conference player.
Fox spent 4 months training with the USL-1 Charleston Battery in
2008. He holds a NSCAA National Goalkeeping license as well as
USSF national "D" coaching license. Fox is also the
goalkeeper trainer for the AFC soccer club.
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