Women's Soccer
- Title:
- Assistant Coach
- Email:
- camerob@wfu.edu
A current USA Women's Youth National Team Coach (U19 & U20) and former NWSL professional player, associate head coach Brittany Cameron has over 15 years of coaching experience.
In 2025, Cameron helped the Deacs to their 24th program NCAA Tournament appearance. Additionally, Wake Forest earned six total shutouts, with goalkeeper Valentina Amaral reaching a program-best career goals against average (0.84).
In 2024, Cameron helped guide the Demon Deacons to their second program College Cup berth, as well as seven ranked wins, including a program-first win over a No.1 ranked squad. Under her coaching, the Deacs allowed just 11 goals in 24 games, with goalkeeper Valentina Amaral also clinching the program-best 0.69 goals against average. Following the success of the 2024 national runner-up finish, Wake Forest sent eight Demon Deacons to the professional level, spanning across the NWSL, Northern Super League, USL Super League and overseas. In her time at Wake Forest, Cameron has helped send 10 total Deacs to the professional stage.
Cameron became the only Black woman at the Power Five level to hold the title of either Associate Head Coach or Head Coach, as her trailblazing path has and continues to serve as inspiration for others. In 2021, Cameron was announced as the new goalkeeper coach for the United States U-20 Youth National Team as they won the gold medal at the CONCACAF U-20 Championship in the Dominican Republic.
Cameron graduated from the University of San Diego in 2008 with a bachelor's degree in communication. The Dublin, California, native was the 2008 West Coast Conference Defender of the Year and lettered four seasons for the Toreros.
Coaching Experience
- Wake Forest - Associate Head Coach
- 2025 | Record: 11-5-4, 6 shutouts
- Ranked No. 10 in the country
- Beat No. 9 Duke on the road, tied No. 1 Notre Dame at home
- All-ACC - Kylie Maxwell (Freshman of the Year, Freshman Team, 3rd Team), Valentina Amaral (3rd Team), Allie Flanagan (Freshman Team)
- All-America - Valentina Amaral (3rd Team)
- Earned the program’s 24th NCAA Tournament berth
- 2024 | Record: 16-4-4, 12 shutouts
- Ranked No. 2 in the Country
- Seven ranked wins, highlighted by: No. 1 Stanford, No. 2 Virginia, No. 6 Florida State and No. 4 USC
- All-ACC - Caiya Hanks (1st), Emily Colton, Emily Murphy, Zara Chavoshi (2nd), Valentina Amaral (3rd)
- Mac Hermann Semifinalist: Caiya Hanks
- All-America - Caiya Hanks, Zara Chavoshi, Emily Colton
- College Cup Best XI - Emily Colton, Emily Murphy, Zara Chavoshi
- Least goals allowed in program history (11)
- 2023 | Record 10-3-5, 9 shutouts
- Ranked No. 17 in the Country
- Beat No. 22 Virginia, Tied No. 3 North Carolina
- All-ACC - Dempsey Brown, Caiya Hanks
- Least goals allowed in program history (15)
- 2022 | Record 9-7-3, 9 shutouts
- Beat No. 14 Clemson, Tied No. 16 Auburn
- All-ACC Freshman - Caiya Hanks
- 2021 | Record 16-6, 11 shutouts
- Ranked No. 25 in the Country
- Beat No. 2 Duke, highest ranked win in team history, beat No. 14 Notre Dame, No. 17 Virginia Tech
- All-American Goalkeeper - Kaitlyn Parks
- Most consecutive shutouts in team history (8)
- TopDrawerSoccer No. 20 Ranked Recruiting Class
- 2025 | Record: 11-5-4, 6 shutouts
Playing Experience
- University of San Diego (2004-2008)
- 2x WCC Defender of the Year
- Led to program-best No. 9 National Ranking
- Los Angeles Sol | WPS (2009)
- #52 Overall in 2009 WPS Draft
- FC Gold Pride | WPS (2010)
- 2010 Champions
- Western NY Flash | WPS (2011)
- 2011 Champions
- US Women's National Team (2012)
- Player Pool
- Sky Blue FC | NWSL (2013-2015)
- Team MVP & Co-Captain
- NWSL GK of the Year, Runner-Up
- Vegalta Sendai FC | J2 (2014-2018)
- Loaned to Japanese Club
