Coach Kylee Moriarty is a Whitecaps London and Railway City FC coach who holds her Canada Soccer C Licence and continues to invest heavily in her development as a modern coach and educator of the game. What quickly stands out about Kylee is that her approach is unmistakably player-centred — she coaches the person first and the soccer player second, and through that the performance naturally follows.
In this episode we dive into some incredibly rich conversations around player confidence, engagement, and what team culture really means in today’s teenage game. Kylee explains how trust, communication, and belonging are not “soft skills,” but the foundation that allows players to compete, take risks, and grow. Her perspective is thoughtful, methodical, and clear, and it becomes obvious why her teams connect with her the way they do.
She speaks about balancing accountability with support, why modern athletes respond differently than past generations, and how coaches can create environments where players actually want to come to training. Her coaching identity is authentic and intentional, and it shows in every answer.
By the end of the conversation, the feeling was simple — the game would be in a very good place if we had a few dozen more coaches thinking the way she does.
This episode is a deep look at modern coaching, building culture, and developing confident players in today’s game.