Conor Hurley enters his second season as a graduate assistant for head coach Andy Robertson and the Delta State Statesmen soccer team.
A Dublin, Ireland native who attended and played three seasons at The University of Memphis under head coach Richard Grant.
As a goalkeeper, he was named to the Third Team All-Conference USA, while posting 11 wins in his sophomore season. The 11 wins were the most by a Tiger goalkeeper since 2004. Hurley also notched six shutouts that season which was the most since 2007. He ended that season ranked second in shutouts in C-USA. He also received C-USA Player of the week accolades.
Before his time at Memphis he attended Lambuth University, posting a 12-5-2 record during the 2011 season. He maintained a 0.87 goals-against average, which was 26th-best in NAIA and helped lead the Eagles to the A.I.I. Conference finals.
Hurley will be assiting the goalkeepers.
He is the son of Noelle and George Hurley and has three siblings, Cillian, Sibeal and Aiden.
