Richard Dixon

Richard Dixon's work experience includes a variety of roles in the soccer industry. Richard began their career as a professional soccer player, playing for several teams such as VSI Tampa Bay FC, Charlotte Eagles, Saint Louis FC, Energy FC, and Chattanooga Red Wolves SC. During their playing career, they also worked as an Assistant Football Coach for the Chattanooga Football Club.

In addition to their playing and coaching roles, Dixon served as a Soccer Camp Coach for Missionary Athletes International. Richard also gained experience as a Head Coach and Technical Director for the Boys Soccer team at Tate High School, where they provided guidance to coaches and helped with player evaluations.

Dixon further demonstrated their coaching abilities as a Head Coach for Nitro FC, leading the team to a league victory in 2017 and a win in the Turkey bowl in 2018.

Richard'smost recent position was as the Head Coach for the Chattanooga Redwolves Academy before transitioning to the Chattanooga Football Club.

Richard Dixon earned their Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in exercise science from the University of West Florida from 2008 to 2012. In 2020, they obtained a certification as a Performance Enhancement Specialist from the National Academy of Sports Medicine.