
Front Office Fellow: Jules Myers
Jules has a life-long love of all things that go “VROOM”! She completed a certificate program in Motorsports Studies at IUPUI (Indiana University, Purdue University of Indianapolis) and co-hosted an Indy Car podcast (Fast Cars, Fast Girls) with fellow female fans of the sport. With the podcast, she has hosted live events at Indianapolis Motorspeedway and Pocono Speedway to thousands of fans during race weekends. Indy Car is one of the most male-dominated sports in the United States, but Jules aims to change that. In addition, she brings experiences working with local LGBTQ rights organizations, including GetEQUAL NM, advocating for the passage of marriage equality and anti-bullying measures in New Mexico. Juliana has also taken a full time position with New Mexico United as a Game Day Producer & Community Engagement Coordinator!

Front Office Fellow: Leroy Silva
Leroy is a community leader promoting health, wellness and prosperity in the Native American community of New Mexico. He is a Community Coordinator for the Notah Begay III (NB3) Foundation out of Santa Ana Pueblo where he manages the Native Youth on the Move Project - a partnership between Nike/N7 Fund and NB3 and builds partnerships with other organizations and pueblo communities. He has been a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation “Culture of Health Leader” and a W.K. Kellogg Foundation “Community Leadership Network Fellow”

Coaching Fellow: Paris McKenzie
Paris is a collegiate player at New Mexico’s flagship institution, UNM. From Derby, England, Paris brings an international lens to football. She played 16 games for England Women’s Youth U16s-U19s, and also captained Derbyshire Girls U16’s, winning the National Championship in 2916. She maintains a 4.0 GPA, is on the dean’s list and is an all Mountain West Scholar Athlete. Though her coaching career has not officially started, the Fellowship has given her an opportunity to be an architect of her own post-college career, while even making steps toward licensure while playing.

Coaching Fellow: Terryn Dyche
Terryn has received her B License and has a goal of pursuing her A license. She is a mother and business owner - co-owning LEAD Soccer Academy and Director of Coaching at Albuquerque United FC, which also has boy’s and girl’s Academy. She is a proud wife and mother, and brings a family-forward lens to coaching.