In July 2021, Ireton was elevated to Assistant Women's Soccer Coach after working as the graduate assistant coach since August 2019. Ireton graduated with her MEd- Coaching from Lake Erie in May '21. Prior to Lake Erie College, Ireton was a standout goalkeeper at the College of Wooster for four years. She graduated with a degree in Psychology and a minor in Physical Education.
A captain her senior year, she won both the Clayton Geib Award for her key contribution athletically and demonstration of strong character and the Maria Sexton Award for her leadership and advocacy for Women’s Athletics. Playing through the season with a major hip injury, Ireton helped lead the team to win its first-ever North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament Championship and first bid into the NCAA tournament since 1996.
Her junior year, Ireton started all 18 games in goal making 67 saves on the season. She was on the All-Tournament team after making 2 Penalty Kick saves in a shootout in the conference semifinal game and was voted conference player of the week (Sept. 11).
Originally from Dublin, Ohio, Ireton was a crucial member of both her high school and club teams. At Dublin Jerome High School, Ireton was All OCC her junior and senior year. As a captain, Ireton helped the team to four conference championships, three appearances in the district finals, and one regional finalist game. For Club Ohio, Ireton was a four-year starter and captain.
Ireton holds a United Soccer Coaches Level 1 & 2 Goalkeeping Diploma and USSF 4v4, 9v9, and 11v11 licenses.
Ireton is on the staff for ODP Ohio South and Cleveland Select Soccer Club.
