From College Soccer to Life on the Pro Tennis Tour | Ellie "Majelly" Mujushi

From College Soccer to Life on the Pro Tennis Tour | Ellie "Majelly" Mujushi

Today I sit down with Ellie Mujushi—better known as "Ellie Majelly" on social media—to discuss her remarkable journey from college soccer player to corporate professional to full-time content creator.After leaving the United States to build a new life in Australia, Ellie now travels the world with her Kiwi boyfriend, professional tennis player James Watt, documenting the realities of life on the professional tennis tour. From Paris and London to China and beyond, she shares both the incredible destinations and the challenges of chasing a dream on the road.We talk about her soccer career, the leap to Australia, building a successful YouTube channel, and what it takes to embrace an adventurous, independent life while pursuing success around the globe. It's a fun conversation about sport, travel, relationships, and having the courage to choose an unconventional path.

Mount Coach Brett Teach on the NCAA's New 5-Year Rule, Recruiting, and the Future of College Soccer

Today I sit down with Mount St. Mary's men's soccer coach Brett Teach to discuss the NCAA's new five-year/five-season eligibility rule and what it could mean for college sports. We explore how it may reshape recruiting, transfers, roster construction, and opportunities for both soccer players and athletes across the NCAA. We also discuss recent changes to roster limits, the NIL cap, and the long-awaited move to a fall-and-spring college soccer season. Finally, we talk about the developmental choices today's players and parents continue to face, life coaching at Mount St. Mary's, and Coach's experience coaching in the USL. As always, it was great catching up with Coach Teach!

How Westfield Won a State Championship

Tonight I'm joined by members of the 2026 Westfield state championship soccer team: head coach Drew Wiltse, forward Ethan O'Connor (James Madison), midfielder Joel Geraban (Bridgewater), and center back Reyes Torres (Shepherd).We discuss the Bulldogs' remarkable season, one that began with major graduation losses and plenty of questions but ended with a Class 6 state championship. Along the way, Westfield navigated one of the toughest paths in Virginia soccer, defeating some of the state's top programs before capturing the title against Concorde District rival Madison on Elroe Takele's unforgettable Olimpico.We also talk about the rivalries and challenges that shaped the season, including matches against Madison, Washington-Liberty, Grassfield, Gar-Field, and South Lakes. Most importantly, we explore how this group continually found ways to win when the margins were smallest and the pressure was greatest.Fresh off a championship run, these players and coaches share the stories, memories, and moments behind the most memorable season in Westfield soccer history.

Inside Lightridge’s State Title Defense

In this episode, I’m joined by members of the defending Virginia Class 5 state champion Lightridge Bolts: Dylan Conti (‘27, Midfielder), Pranabh Malla (‘27, CDM), Brayden Moyssiadis (‘26, CB), and Caden Perkins (‘27, CB).We reflect on Lightridge’s remarkable championship run, revisit key moments from both this season and last year’s title campaign, and discuss the challenge of trying to go back-to-back as state champions.The players also break down the growing rivalry with Riverside — including last year’s dramatic regional final upset that propelled the Bolts toward a state title — and preview another massive postseason showdown between the two Loudoun powers.We also discuss coach David Cesnik, balancing club and high school soccer commitments, the coaches and role models who have shaped their development, and the keys to returning to the state final once again.A really enjoyable conversation with a talented group of young men who carry themselves with the confidence, composure, and humility of champions.

Inside Yorktown Girls Soccer’s Title Push with Coach Hannah Davis

On this episode, I’m joined by Hannah Davis, whose Yorktown High School Patriots completed an undefeated regular season and enter the postseason among the favorites to compete for a state title.We discuss how this year’s side compares stylistically and emotionally to some of her other outstanding teams, the chemistry and selflessness of the current group, and why positional versatility has become such an important part of Yorktown’s identity. Coach Davis also reflects on how parenthood has influenced her approach to coaching, the evolving relationship between high school and club soccer, and the challenge of balancing confidence, pressure, and togetherness during a playoff run.We close by discussing the unique emotional stakes of postseason soccer and what a third state championship under her leadership—and a fourth in program history—would mean to both her and the Yorktown community.Always a pleasure catching up with Coach Hannah.