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Prince Borde enters his third season as the Alabama A&M University head coach.

In his second season, Borde led the Bulldogs to the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) Semifinal round for the first time since 2021 after his 7-11-1 finish, including a 4-3-1 Southwestern Athletic Conference swing.The 2024 squad won three of the final four regular season contests, which included a huge 2-1 win over rival Alabama State, earning themselves a fourth seed placement entering the postseason. The Bulldogs topped fifth-seeded Jackson State, 2-1, before falling 2-1 to top seeded Texas Southern. Borde coached Liliana Ribeiro and Anita Frederick-Sigaran, who earned SWAC Second-Team honors, as well as Czaske Deane, the conference's Freshman of the year, and Jasmine Perez-Acosta, who earned the SWAC Midfielder of the Year award.
 
In his first season at Alabama A&M, Borde guided the Bulldogs to a 3-16 overall record and a 3-6 Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) mark. His team caught fire over the final two regular season games, defeating Texas Southern on Senior Day, 6-2, and Alabama State, 1-0. The Bulldogs advanced to the SWAC Women’s Soccer Tournament, falling to top seed Grambling State in the quarterfinals. Borde coached defender Victoria Mealing, who earned SWAC Second-Team honors.
 
Prior to becoming the head coach at Alabama A&M, Borde spent one season as an assistant coach at Jacksonville, where he ran the day-to-day activities, game planning, logistics and recruiting. In addition, he helped the program capture its first winning season and first conference berth since 2013.
 
While at Jacksonville, Borde serves at the Antigua Women’s National Team Coach, helping the country qualify for its first World Cup. He had victories over Virgin Islands and Anguilla and has also coached against Mexico.
 
Borde spent four seasons as the head coach and assistant athletic director at Brewton-Parker (2018-2022).
 
While at Brewton-Parker, Borde improved the team from 0 wins to 32 wins in four years, while improving the roster from 12 to 52. His program boasted the top GPA in the school and had two conference semifinal appearances. In addition, eight players were selected to national teams and registered 20-plus student-athletes who graduated.
 
Before Brewton-Parker, Borde served as the Trinity Baptist head coach from 2015-2018, where he started the women’s program, which ranked No. 1 in the nation and had two players selected to national teams.won 
 
Borde began his coaching career as the head coach at Louisiana Christian (2011-2015).
 
While at Louisiana Christian, Borde improved the team from 0 wins to most wins in the conference, earning the ASC Coach of the Year. In addition, he increased the roster from 12 to 41 players and had one player named to a national team.
 
Borde earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics from Palm Beach Atlantic in 2006 and received his Masters in Business Administration from Indiana Wesleyan in 2014.