Indiana Wesleyan University

Travis Brady is in his first season as an assistant coach with the men’s soccer program at Indiana Wesleyan University in 2013. Although his primary focus is with the goalkeepers, Brady serves the team in several different aspects.

Brady graduated from Indiana Wesleyan with honors in 2009 with degrees in Criminal Justice and Leadership. Playing for the men’s program all four years, he was awarded the team’s most improved player in 2005. Showing his hard work both on and off the field, Brady earned several academic honors including Indiana Wesleyan’s Dean’s List. During his four year stint, he was awarded the Caleb Dimmich Memorial Scholarship and the Jack Colescott Athletic Scholarship. In the fall of 2008, Brady was a senior when the program won their first national championship during the NCCAA tournament. On two separate occasions, he joined the men’s program as they traveled to the Dominican Republic and Brazil competing against several teams including the Dominican Republic National Team.         

Since graduating from Indiana Wesleyan, Brady stayed in the community working for the city of Marion and living in Grant County with his wife. In addition to his commitments to coaching, he is also a grade five United States Soccer Referee. In 2011 he was selected to referee at youth nationals and earned the W. John Denkmann Indiana Referee of the Year Award. As a part of the Indiana Referee Academy, Brady has represented the state of Indiana on several occasions including his first international match in 2012 between the national teams from Haiti and Australia.