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Articles by Randy Waldrum
Plumptre Expresses Disappointment Over Paris 2024 Olympic Absence
Super Falcons defender, Ashleigh Plumptre, has shared her disappointment at not making Nigeria’s squad for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris due to an injury. Plumptre, who was instrumental in Nigeria’s qualification for the Olympics by defeating teams like Cape Verde and Cameroon but was unavailable in the final playoff against South Africa, was left out of the 18-player squad selected by coach Randy Waldrum.
CIBN elects Olarenwaju as 23rd President, plans export roadshow
Lagos, April 6, 2024 The Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) on Saturday elected Prof. Pius Olanrewaju as the new President of the Institute, along with other officers for the 2024-2026 tenure. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the election, announced by Mrs. Caroline Anyanwu, Chairperson of the CIBN Election Committee, was conducted through a 72-hour electronic voting at Bankers House in Lagos.
Randy Waldrum out as Houston Dash head coach
The Houston Dash have parted ways with head coach Randy Waldrum. He was informed Monday morning, two days after the club’s fourth consecutive loss, all in nationally televised games on Lifetime. Officially, the club announced a mutual parting of ways. Assistant Omar Morales will lead the Dash this weekend in Washington. “Randy is an excellent coach and a great man.
Formation change, good fortune give U.S. a huge lift at World Cup
Editor's note: Dash coach Randy Waldrum, who has six of his players in the World Cup, is sharing his thoughts during the tournament. The match between the world's top two teams turned out to be quite a night for the U.S. women's national team. In by far its best overall performance of the Women's World Cup, the second-ranked United States defeated No. 1 Germany 2-0 on Tuesday to reach Sunday's final.
Lineup questions remain even after big win over China
Editor's note: Dash coach Randy Waldrum, who has six of his players in the World Cup, will share his thoughts during the tournament. The U.S. put together its best overall performance of the World Cup with Friday's 1-0 win over China, but the next big question is what will U.S. coach Jill Ellis do with the lineup in the next game versus Germany?
Latest World Cup win does little to resolve Americans' offensive woes
Editor's note: Dash coach Randy Waldrum, who has six of his players in the World Cup, will share his thoughts during the tournament. Considering all the talent that is on the U.S. team, it has not performed at the level that we expected. Before Monday's 2-0 win over Colombia, I really felt this was finally going to be the game in which the U.S. would put all the pieces together and dominate.
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