CLEVELAND — Case Western Reserve is a consistent contender in DIII women's soccer. That success is still expected. However, the Spartans have a new head coach who is bringing an unexpected style of play.
Alyssa Johnson is the seventh head coach in Case Western Reserve history, taking over a program that has qualified for the NCAA Tournament for four consecutive years.
You can learn more about the changes to the program in the video above.
Carly Mascitti is a sports anchor at News 5 Cleveland. Follow her on Twitter @carlymascitti.
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