Marie Ipock has been the assistant coach for the CMU Women’s Soccer program since December 2020.
Previously, Ipock served as the first assistant for the women's soccer team at Alabama State University, and as a graduate assistant for the Hornets the year prior. Familiar to Colorado terrain, Ipock dedicated two seasons to Johnson and Wales in Denver as an assistant coach from 2017-2019.
In 2020, Ipock was named to the United Soccer Coaches 30 under 30 program as one of the top young coaches in the nation. Licensed by the USSF Class Level "C" License, she also obtained her United Soccer Coaches Diversity and Inclusion Diploma and United Soccer Coaches Goalkeepers License – Level 1.
Her coaching experiences also include Colorado United out of Highlands Ranch and Capital City Streaks in Montgomery, Ala., as well as time with the Colorado and Alabama Olympic Development programs and the Bladium International Skills Academy.
As a player, Ipock suited up for Metropolitan State University of Denver from 2011-2014, after transferring from New Mexico State. In her time with the Roadrunners, she earned honorable mention all-conference honors, and was a key factor in boosting the team to four NCAA Tournament Appearances, including two Sweet 16 berths. She was also a member of the Colorado Rapids women's national championship team during the summer of 2013.
A graduate of Metropolitan State University of Denver, she earned her bachelor's degree in human performance and sport. She earned her masters degree in history from Alabama State University in the summer of 2022.
