DALLAS — Dallas Trinity FC, the city's first professional soccer team, named its first head coach on Thursday.
Former Scotland Women's National Team player Pauline MacDonald will take the reigns for Dallas Trinity FC. MacDonald has made more than 60 international caps during her playing career and spent nearly 20 years in various coaching and development roles within the Scottish FA.
She most recently served as head coach of Scotland’s national under-17 women's team.
Dallas Trinity FC's full season schedule was released in late May, with 14 games on each club's schedule, playing a home and away match versus the other seven clubs. Dallas Trinity FC's home opener at Cotton Bowl Stadium will be Sept. 7 against DC Power FC. For a full look at the season schedule, click here.
To keep track of the team's roster, click here.
“We look forward to stepping into the Cotton Bowl and creating a captivating, inspiring, and thrilling atmosphere for our fans,” said Charlie Neil, President, Dallas Trinity FC. ”This city is ready for professional women’s soccer and we are poised to deliver.”
Tickets to the match can be found on the Fair Park website here.
For more information about the new soccer club, click here.
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