Lindsay Lebo
Lindsey Lebo
DASC Role: Head Coach - U9 Girls & Assistant Coach – DASC Jaguars
Coaching Background
Lindsey began her coaching career immediately after college, leading a U9 travel team and guiding them through U14 before taking a brief hiatus to start her family. She returned to coaching in 2019 and has since contributed extensively across DASC’s programs, including Hello Soccer, Academy, and Travel.
She is currently the head coach for the U8 Girls Academy and serves as the assistant coach for the U11 Jaguars girls travel team. Lindsey is known for her high-energy leadership, player-centered development approach, and deep commitment to helping athletes build confidence both on and off the field.
Playing Experience
Lindsey has a rich playing history rooted in DASC and Central Pennsylvania soccer:
Played on one of DASC’s first premier teams, Dillsburg United
Four-year varsity starter for the Northern Lady Bears
CPYSL Select Team player
Competed at the premier level with PA Classics throughout high school
Named Player of the Week at the North Carolina Women’s Camp
Received Player of the Week honors from the Sentinel (individual and team selections)
Recruited to play collegiately at West Chester University, where she graduated in 2010
Her experience across club, select, and collegiate soccer enables her to bring a comprehensive understanding of player development to her coaching.
Coaching Philosophy / Personal Motto
“One of my favorite quotes for coaching is: ‘Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard.’”
Lindsey strives to instill resilience, accountability, and a strong work ethic in her players, believing that character and effort are the foundation of long-term success.
Professional & Community Involvement
Outside of soccer, Lindsey serves as the Vice President of Compliance and Chief Compliance Officer for Keystone Human Services. She is also the Treasurer for the Dillsburg Auxiliary VFW Post 6771 and an active volunteer in her local church community.
In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family—often on a wrestling mat—exploring the outdoors, and cheering on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.
