Aaron Ingham wrapped up his first year as the NSU men’s soccer goalkeeper coach in 2016.
A former collegiate soccer player, Ingham has a wealth of experience in the goalkeeper position. Ingham played for the University of Central Florida for two years and then transferred to Georgia Perimeter College in 2006. There, he helped his team win its first ever National Championship and was named to the All-Tournament team. He was also named to All-Region and All-American Teams in 2006.
After his college career, Ingham backpacked through Europe and South America, with hopes to play professionally, but decided to become a coach a couple years after to dedicate his life giving back to the sport that had taught him so much.
Ingham has coached youth soccer now for the past eight years and has coached at almost every level, except professional. He is currently the Goalkeeper Director for Plantation Soccer Club, where he is in charge of developing over 25 goalkeepers. Ingham is also the current owner of his own Goalkeeper Academy called “Fly High GK Academy” which he started over two years ago. He holds his Brazilian Coaching License Level 3, NSCAA National Diploma, NSCAA Goalkeeper Diploma.
