Nike Soccer Camp at Furman University

Camp Coaches

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  Andrew Burr

  Camp Director

  Andrew Burr, the 2013 and 2017 SoCon Coach of the Year, is in his 24th season with Furman and 17th as the program's head coach...

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  Andrew Burr

  Camp Director

  Burr, the winningest coach in the history of Southern Conference women’s soccer, was handed the reigns of the Furman program in December of 2004 and has built on the program's tradition of excellence by posting a 209-90-25 overall record and 101-37-19 SoCon mark while guiding the Paladins to four SoCon Tournament crowns, four NCAA Tournament appearances and three league regular season titles.
  
  Burr led Furman to its eighth NCAA Tournament appearance in program history in 2020-21 after winning the school’s seventh SoCon Women’s Soccer Championship, compiling an 8-1-2 overall record and 6-0-2 league mark. The Paladins climbed to as high as No. 29 in the College Soccer News Top 30 and No. 9 in the NCAA RPI. Furman had six players earn All-SoCon honors led by Player of the Year Isabella Gutierrez and Freshman of the Year Nieva Gaither.

  Prior to entering the coaching profession, Burr ranked as one of the most heralded players in Furman soccer history. In 1997, he was inducted into the Furman University Athletic Hall of Fame for his invaluable contribution to Furman's soccer program. With 50 goals and 19 assists, Burr ranked as the Paladin's all-time leader in goals scored and points. He is a three-time All-Southern Conference selection and two-time member of the NSCAA All-South Region team. A forward, Burr helped Furman to three Southern Conference regular season titles and two Southern Conference Tournament titles.
  

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  April Raymer

  Assistant Coach

  April Raymer is in her 14th season with the Furman women's soccer program. She was promoted to the position of associate head coach in May of 2015 after serving as assistant coach for seven seasons.

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  April Raymer

  Assistant Coach

  In 2020-21, the Paladins had five United Soccer Coaches All-Southeast Region selections en route an 8-1-2 overall record, 6-0-2 league mark, SoCon Tournament title and the school's eighth NCAA Tournament berth. Furman climbed to as high as No. 29 in the College Soccer News Top 30 and No. 9 in the NCAA RPI. Raymer coached junior Isabella Gutierrez to SoCon Player of the Year honors and Nieva Gaither to Freshman of the Year accolades.
  
  The 2019 Paladins captured their ninth SoCon regular season championship in program history after finishing 14-6-1 overall and 7-1-1 against league opponents. Five players received All-SoCon honors while Jasmine Greene was named the conference Freshman of the Year.
  
  In 2018, she helped Furman to a 12-7-0 record and the program's fourth Southern Conference Tournament finals appearance in the last seven seasons. Junior Caitlyn Reilly earned first team All-SoCon honors and senior Virginia Poe captured second team All-SoCon accolades, while Erin Houlihan and Grace Baghdady were named to the SoCon All-Freshman squad.
  
  In 2017, Raymer helped the Paladins to a 13-3-2 overall record, 8-0-1 league mark and a share of the SoCon regular season title. Six Paladins earned first team All-SoCon honors, including Molly Dwyer, Rachel Shah, Sanon Williams, Jordan Evens, Quinn Lombard and Kellsey Weaver. Furman set a single season school record by allowing just 11 goals in 18 matches.
  
  With the help of Raymer, Furman posted a 13-5-1 overall record in 2016 to register its sixth straight season with 12 or more victories and 20th consecutive winning season. Forward Carlie Couch and midfielder Rachel Shah earned first team All-SoCon honors as Furman had five players earn all-conference honors and placed three on the SoCon All-Freshman squad.
  
  Raymer helped the Paladins to their six Southern Conference Tournament title and seventh NCAA Tournament appearance in 2015 after the squad posted a 17-5-1 overall record and finished second in the SoCon standings with a 7-1-1 mark. Senior Stephanie DeVita, the league's all-time goal scorer and female athlete of the year, garnered first team All-SoCon honors along with junior Carlie Couch.
  
  Raymer helped the 2014 Paladins post a 13-4-2 overall record and 6-1-2 Southern Conference mark. Six Paladins earned All-SoCon honors, including four on the All-SoCon first team last season. DeVita was named SoCon Player of the Year for the second time in three seasons, while senior Catie Moore was named as the league’s first defensive player of the year.
  
  In 2013, Raymer helped guide Furman to a 17-4-2 overall record, 8-1-1 Southern Conference mark, league regular season title, SoCon Tournament title and the school’s first NCAA Tournament berth since 2007. The Paladins placed six players on All-SoCon teams while earned SoCon Coach of the Year honors and forward Carlie Couch garnered league freshman of the year accolades.
  
  In her first eight seasons as an assistant at Furman, Raymer has led Furman to a 108-46-15 overall record that includes a 63-16-8 mark over the last four seasons. She helped Furman to a string of four victories over Atlantic Coast Conference foe Clemson in six seasons, as well as, victories over Southeastern Conference opponents Alabama and Mississippi State (2x).
  
  The Paladins have produced 42 All-Southern Conference selections, 22 SoCon All-Tournament picks, five SoCon freshmen of the year and four league players of the year during Raymer’s tenure.
  
  Raymer served as head coach at NAIA member Columbia College for two seasons before joining the Furman staff. Prior to her stint in Columbia, S.C., she served as head coach at Travelers Rest High School in 2005.
  
  A native of Marietta, Ga., Raymer helped the Paladins to a 45-20-3 overall record and 29-2-1 SoCon mark in her three-year career at Furman. She led Furman to league regular season titles in 2002 and 2003 while guiding the Paladins to SoCon Tournament crowns in 2002 and 2004. The defender, who scored seven goals and added 10 assists in her career for Furman after transferring from Wake Forest prior to the 2002 campaign, earned first team All-SoCon honors as a junior and senior. She also captured All-SoCon Tournament accolades as a sophomore.