Legros Shares Thoughts on Coaches across Continents
BLANTYRE, Malawi – Harvard midfielder
Sophie Legros has spent the last few weeks volunteering with the
Coaches across Continents program, run by Seamus Malin ’62
and Nick Gates ’91.
Legros, a rising sophomore, recently shared her thoughts on how
soccer can change and improve the lives of young girls during the
Coaches across Continents Media Day. A native of Brussels, Belgium,
Legros conducted a number of radio and press interviews and spoke
about how Coaches across Continents has helped young girls to
choose their futures by giving them a voice. She mentioned that
young men change their views on women in developing communities
when they share time on the field.
“Sophie is an amazing woman and her coaching skills and
personality will have a great impact as a role model for the girls
in Malawi,” said Malin, who serves as the Board of Directors
of Coaches across Continents.
Coaches across Continents, founded in 1990, is a not-for-profit
organization designed to develop young people to become modern
leaders in their community. Malin, a U.S. Soccer Hall of Famer, and
Gates run this organization which allows experiences soccer coaches
to work and assist developing regions using a designed soccer
education curriculum.
Photo courtesy of DSPics.com.

