What does it take to become a dependable goalie at the college level?
In this episode of the Lax Goalie Rat Podcast, Coach Damon Wilson welcomes Bryan Moscow, former goalie at the University of Central Florida (UCF), to discuss his lacrosse journey and the lessons he learned competing at the collegiate level.
Bryan shares how he developed his game from youth lacrosse through college, the importance of consistent fundamentals, and why confidence is built long before game day. He explains how preparation, communication, and mental resilience helped him navigate the ups and downs of the position, while also offering advice for young goalies looking to improve and compete at the next level.
The conversation also explores recruiting, adjusting to the speed of the college game, leading a defense, and why every goalie needs to embrace challenges rather than fear mistakes.
Whether you're just picking up a goalie stick or working toward your college goals, this episode is filled with practical advice that every goalie can apply.
Bryan emphasizes that consistency is what separates good goalies from great ones. While highlight-reel saves are exciting, the best goalies are the ones who show up every day with disciplined habits, strong communication, and a commitment to continuous improvement.
He also highlights the importance of the mental side of the position. Every goalie will face adversity, but learning how to reset, trust your preparation, and stay confident is what allows you to perform when your team needs you most.
If you're looking to improve your goalie fundamentals, strengthen your mindset, and gain insight into the college recruiting process, this episode is packed with valuable lessons from Bryan Moscow's journey at UCF.
🎧 Listen now to hear Bryan Moscow share the mindset, preparation, and leadership skills that helped him succeed as a collegiate goalie and how you can apply those lessons to your own game.