STAFF BIO:

Bre White serves as the Director of Community Outreach for Richmond United, bringing over a decade of coaching experience and a deep passion for player development and community building. She began her coaching journey with Strikers South in 2018 at the ADP level and transitioned into travel coaching in 2019. Now in her fourth year coaching on the north side—Richmond United Orange—Bre continues to make a meaningful impact across the club.

Throughout her career, Bre has worked with several clubs in the Richmond area, including the Richmond Kickers ADP program, Powhatan Fury, and Dynamo Soccer Club, where she also served as Director of the Academy Program. In addition, she has been a trainer and coach with Own Touch and FutsalRVA, and brings extensive experience running and assisting summer camps and college ID camps for programs such as VCU, UNC Wilmington, and UCF.

Bre’s coaching background is complemented by her leadership roles off the field, including serving as a Volunteer Coach and Graduate Assistant for the VCU Women’s Soccer team and as Co-Founder and Owner of EVLV. She holds a USSF D License and is committed to continued growth and education within the game.

Bre is also founded the club’s Big Sister/Little Sister Program, an initiative designed to foster mentorship, connection, and empowerment among female athletes across age groups—helping to build a strong, supportive culture within Richmond United.

A former standout player at Virginia Commonwealth University, Bre competed from 2009-2012 as both a forward and outside back. She earned her Bachelor of Science and Master’s in Sport Leadership from VCU. One of her favorite soccer memories came during her college career when she scored a late game-winning goal against cross-town rival University of Richmond, securing a 1-0 victory for her team.

Originally from Woodbridge, Virginia, Bre is dedicated to creating positive, challenging environments where players can develop both on and off the field.