Bohdan Nedilsky, Date of Birth, Place of Birth

    

Bohdan Nedilsky

American soccer player-coach

Date of Birth: 23-Aug-1967

Place of Birth: Chicago, Illinois, United States

Profession: association football manager, association football player

Nationality: United States

Zodiac Sign: Virgo


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About Bohdan Nedilsky

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  • Nedilsky (born 23 July 1967) distinguished himself early as a talented soccer player.
  • From his selection as a teen to the United States Youth Soccer Association's Olympic Development Program (ODP), to his collegiate recruitment by NCAA Division I Marquette University, to his formal invitation by FC Karpaty Lviv as the first American to play professional soccer in the Soviet Union, Bohdan Nedilsky's athletic career came to reflect the development of the sport of soccer for Americans on both national and international levels.
  • Since his retirement from professional competition in 1991, Nedilsky has cultivated a different set of skills.
  • Earning advanced degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and Cardinal Stritch University he has dedicated his life to being an innovative educator, a transformational leader, and an enthusiastic partner.Born in Chicago, Illinois, but raised in Wisconsin, Nedilsky began playing organized soccer in Madison when he was nine years old.
  • His first coach was his father, Sofron.
  • The elder Nedilsky directed Bohdan on The Falcons youth team for four years before moving his family to the Milwaukee suburb of Glendale.
  • Even before the move, Bohdan traveled weekly by bus between Madison and Milwaukee to train with the Olympic Development Program's youth soccer squad.
  • He started as a varsity player all four years at WIAA Division I Nicolet High School (1981-1984), coached by Alex Toth, and was selected to the WIAA All State Team his junior and senior years.
  • By the time Nedilsky was a senior he was singled out as one of the top three Wisconsin high school graduate picks for college soccer recruitment.
  • In 1985, Nedilsky signed with Marquette University, an NCAA Division I program coached by Polish professional and US national team player Jerry Panek.

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