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Robert Wagner / Founder
- Born in Berlin, Germany
- Co-Founder of Wagner&Woolf
- Soccer Career: Hallescher FC (U19s Youth Bundesliga, 3.Bundesliga), Tus Koblenz (Regionalliga)
- Graduating from Rhein-Ahr-Campus in 2014 with a degree in Sports Management
- Following his graduation he accepted a scholarship offer from the 2014 NCAA Division 2 Finalist Carson-Newman University and played one season for the California State University, San Bernardino
Dylan Murphy / Founder
- Born in Newcastle, Australia
- Co-Founder of Wagner & Woolf
- Youth career: Newcastle Jets (Australian Hyundai A League)
- Following his release at 18 from the u-21s he immediately accepted the opportunity of a scholarship offer from Division 1 powerhouse UCSB (University of California, Santa Barbara)
- Big West conference champions in 2014 under NCAA National Championship winning coach Tim Vom Steeg
- Graduating from UCSB in 2015 with a degree in Political Science and Government
- Coaching Experience: Graduate Assistant at CSUSB, Assistant Coach at the Santa Barbara Junior College
Rico Freimuth / Head of Track & Field
- Born in Potsdam, Germany
- German decathlete - 6th at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London
- 3rd at 2015 World Championships in Beijing
- 2nd at 2017 World Championships in London
- Personal best: 8663 (Ratingen, 2017)
- Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Economics (FH Merseburg)
Aimee Philipps / Scouting & Player Identification
- Born in Greymouth, New Zealand
- Soccer Career: New Zealand National Team, USV Jena, Cardiff Met. Ladies F.C., Nortern Tigers
- Coaching Experience: Youth Coach alongside Malia Steinmetz at Northern Tigers & North Turramurra
- Aimee also runs her own Business as an English Language Consultant which caters for: General English, Business English and Pronunciation
Nicola Geuer / Head of Tennis
- Born in Duisburg, Germany
- Professional Tennis Player (WTA Top 100 in doubles)
- Playing 1st division (Bundesliga) in Germany
- Currently studying international management (Ansbach university)
- Sports commentator
Ryan Peterson / Director of Soccer
- Born in Sydney, Australia
- After his high school graduation, Ryan moved to Marconi Stallions where he played regular first team NPL1 football – earning the ‘Young player of the year’ award
- This earned him a move to the Central Coast Mariners, where he instantly became a member of the A-League squad. Ryan played 2 seasons of A-League football, including off seasons with the NYL squad
- Upon leaving CCM, Ryan accepted a full-scholarship offer to the University of Virginia, where he majored in ‘Culture studies and Entrepreneurship’
- Ryan now resides in Copenhagen, Denmark, but works as chief scout in the Australian and New Zealand markets, advising elite players in their move stateside
Harrison Devenish Meares / Director of Business Development
- Born in Sydney, Australia
- Youth Career: Northern Tigers FC (4th Division Australia)
- Following two years studying medical science in Sydney, Australia, he accepted a scholarship offer and transferred to the University of South Florida
- There he captained the side in the Division 1 NCAA tournament, and was elected president of the student athlete advisory committee and implemented environmentally conscious initiatives in the athletic department
- Since graduating with a bachelor’s degree in biological health science, Harrison has moved to Europe where he signed a multi-year professional contract
Cecilie Bang / Transitioning Specialist
- Born in Copenhagen, Denmark
- Cecilie attended Niels Brock Business College, where she specialised in ‘Innovation and Entrepreneurship’
- Upon graduation from Niels Brock, Cecilie moved to Charlottesville, Virginia – where she studied at the University of Richmond and University of District of Columbia respectively, while also working full time
- Currently, Cecilie attends Copenhagen Business School – where she majors in ‘Business Administration and Digital Management’
- At the same time, she works as a scout and transitioning specialist for the Scandinavian and Australian markets – helping our athletes make the jump into the US college system