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UConn women's soccer coach retires after 37 years, 570 wins

STORRS, Conn. (AP) UConn women’s soccer coach Len Tsantiris is retiring after 37 seasons and 570 wins.

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Author Bobby Finger on Jezebel, shared by Tom Ley to DeadspinPosted on November 7, 2017Categories soccer

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