Bobby Shuttleworth
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- Adds multiple career milestones and dates: trade to Minnesota (2017), retirement (2022), and a December 9, 2025 coaching hire.
- Introduces a new postplaying coaching timeline at Florida State (2022–2025), promotion to associate head coach, and two NCAA titles (2023, 2025).
- Adds new personal and college statistics (age began playing goalkeeper; UB GAA record) and in-season league-leading goalkeeper statistics.
Add: Shuttleworth spent the bulk of his career with the New England Revolution where he helped lead them to an appearance at the 2014 MLS Cup. Add: He was then traded to Minnesota United in 2017 and later played for Chicago Fire and Atlanta United FC before retiring in 2022. Add: retiring in 2022 Add: After retirement he joined the Florida State University women’s soccer team coaching staff from 2022 to 2025. Add: Shuttleworth spent four total seasons as a member of the Seminoles staff from 2022 25 and was promoted to associate head coach the his last two seasons. Add: He won two NCAA national championships in 2023 and 2025 as a member of the staff. Add: He was hired as the head coach of the Texas A M Aggies women's soccer team in December 2025. Add: On December 9 2025 it was announced Shuttleworth was hired as the new coach of the Texas A M Aggies women's soccer program. Add: Shuttleworth grew up in Buffalo New York he began playing goalkeeper at the age of 9. Add: He holds the University at Buffalo for GAA with a 0 80 average in 33 starts for the program with a 20 7 7 record. Add: By June of that year Shuttleworth was leading the league in the most prominent statistical categories Goals Against Average 0 75 Shutouts 7 and Save Percentage 820.
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