Lloyd Warren
Lloyd Warren

Bio

Lloyd Warren was named assistant coach of the women’s program for the 2019 season.

“I’m delighted that someone of Lloyd’s caliber will be joining our program,” said head coach Marc Davis. “He has a wealth of experience at the youth level, within both high school and club environments. He is as tactically astute as they come and always places the long-term development of players ahead of all else. His knowledge and leadership will help take our program to new levels.”

Before joining the Mariners, Warren spent three years as girl’s head coach of Valley Regional High School in Deep River, Conn. The program made the Shoreline Conference playoffs and Connecticut state tournament in each of those three years. Warren coached Sydney Lee during this time, who went on to play collegiate soccer at Southern Connecticut State University.

Warren works as a director of coaching for Connecticut Rush Elite, a regional club program that selects the most committed and talented players from four local Connecticut branches. He oversees the development of both coaches and players within the organization. He also coaches within the Rush National Select program. Lyndsey Horan of the USWNT is a notable alumna of the program.  

Originally from Exeter, England, Warren moved to the United States in 2011. In his time in England he worked for Brazilian Soccer Schools where he was in charge of ensuring high levels of technical proficiency in young players, to enable them to transition into the professional club environment. In the U.S. he has also served as technical director of multiple youth soccer organizations and established his own training company, Soccer Unlimited.

Warren is currently enrolled online at Southern New Hampshire University where he is completing his bachelor’s degree in sports management. He holds his UEFA B license from the United Kingdom and is working toward his USSF C license in the U.S. In his playing days he suited up for Torquay United as a youth player. He currently resides in Deep River, Conn., with his wife Kelly and daughter Zoey.

Meet The Coach
Fiona Walsh

Fiona Walsh was named the next head coach of the Mitchell College women’s soccer program in December of 2025.

Walsh will make her collegiate head coaching debut with the Mariners in the fall of 2026 and brings a strong combination of collegiate coaching experience and elite playing credentials.

Walsh joins the Mariners after serving as an assistant women’s soccer coach at Trinity College, where she was appointed Acting Interim Head Coach during the spring of 2024. In that role, she led all team operations, including recruiting and player development. Her responsibilities included identifying and recruiting high-achieving student-athletes nationwide, organizing campus visits, preparing scouting reports, assisting with game-day strategy, and overseeing set pieces, strength and conditioning, and supplemental training sessions.

Prior to Trinity, Walsh served as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Clark University, where she helped guide the program to its first NEWMAC Championship appearance. She also brings extensive club and semi-professional coaching experience within ECNL, ECNL Regional League, EDP, and UWS environments, along with specialized goalkeeper training experience.

A former standout goalkeeper at Vassar College, Walsh was a two-year team captain and program record-holder who helped lead the Brewers to their first NCAA Tournament appearance. She earned multiple conference and national honors, including NCAA Division III Player of Distinction recognition.

Walsh holds a bachelor’s degree from Vassar College and a master’s degree in teaching from Clark University. She is USSF “C” licensed and holds multiple United Soccer Coaches certifications.

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