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Barber joined Keiser men's soccer as an assistant coach for the upcoming season.
Barber brings NCAA and NAIA coaching experience to the Seahawks staff.
Barber previously coached at Georgia Southwestern State University with a 2025 spring 5-0 record.
Barber helped Georgia Southwestern place two players on All-Peach Belt First Team.
Barber previously spent two seasons as associate head coach at Gardner-Webb University.
Gardner-Webb won the Big South Conference title in 2024 under Barber's tenure.
Barber also coached at Milligan University in 2022, earning Coach of the Year honors.
"We are excited to welcome him to Keiser and look forward to the impact he will have on our student-athletes and program."
Oldham seeks to strengthen Keiser’s pursuit of conference and national championships.
The announcement was made by Keiser Head Men's Soccer Coach Gavin Oldham.

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15h ago

Freese is the U.S. national team’s rising goalie candidate, challenging incumbent Matt Turner for World Cup duty.
Freese earned early recognition with a penalty-kick prowess, starring for Team USA in the 2025 Gold Cup shootout.
The Harvard graduate studied economics at Harvard while developing a methodical, scientific approach to goalkeeping.
Freese’s family history includes renowned scientists, shaping his analytical mindset for the game.
He emphasizes continuous learning, calling himself a student of the game and focusing on problem solving.
Freese’s routine blends video study with disciplined personal habits, including limited social media use and morning sunlight.
His clinical approach extends to penalty kicks, blending analysis with practical on-field performance.
Freese’s peers view him as a cerebral goalkeeper who uses positioning and reading plays to prevent goals.
Freese’s technical development included a key role in the 2025 Gold Cup run with Team USA.
Freese’s path included time with Philadelphia Union before joining New York City FC, culminating in World Cup prospects.

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10h ago

Angus Gunn receives the No. 1 jersey for Scotland’s World Cup squad, ahead of Craig Gordon.
Captain Andy Robertson keeps the No. 3 shirt and Scott McTominay remains No. 4 for Scotland.
Tyler Fletcher is added with No. 8 after Billy Gilmour’s injury, signaling a late squad change.
Lyndon Dykes takes No. 9; Che Adams wears No. 10, with Lawrence Shankland at No. 20.
Gordon is expected to start in goal, wearing No. 21 for Scotland.
Scotland’s World Cup group includes Haiti, with full schedule details released by Sky Sports.
Scotland’s opening match is against Haiti on June 14, followed by Morocco and Brazil in Group C.
The list includes squad numbers 1 through 26, detailing each player’s shirt assignment.
The Sky Sports exclusive confirms the squad numbers and names ahead of the World Cup.

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