Wittenberg Women's Soccer Assistant Coach Becca Corbin

Bio

Becca Corbin joined the Wittenberg Women's Soccer coaching staff in 2025.

Prior to joining the Wittenberg coaching staff, Corbin most recently served as varsity assistant coach and goalkeeper trainer for her high school alma mater, Archbishop Alter in Kettering, Ohio, for 2019, 2020, 2023, and 2024 seasons. She was on the team's staff in 2019 when the Knights won a Division II OHSAA state championship.

Corbin served as program coordinator and director of coaching for the youth program called Soccer Shots from 2018-2020, she was an assistant athletic director at The Miami Valley School in 2018, assistant athletic director at Cincinnati Christian University in 2017, and assistant coach for goalkeepers at Wright State University from 2013-2015). During that time, the Raiders finished as Horizon League runner-up in 2015.

Corbin has also coached various club teams for Ohio Galaxies, and she earned a master's degree in leadership with a specialization in sports leadership from Duquesne University in 2015. Corbin earned her bachelor's degree in education from Bowling Green State University in 2013. She played soccer for the Falcons (2008-2012), serving as a team captain as a senior in 2012. Corbin earned Academic All-MAC and was BGSU’s Defensive MVP in 2011.

Corbin, who holds a U.S National D Coaching License from USSF and NSCAA Goalkeeping I and II licenses, resides in Tipp City, Ohio, with her husband, Kyle. They have two sons, Crawford and Grady.