FOUNDER, OWNER + HEAD TRAINER

BA (Hons) Sports Studies | UEFA B | USSF C | United Soccer Coaches Advanced National

With a global coaching journey that spans Northern Ireland, South Korea, and across the United States, Gregg Megaw brings a world-class level of experience, technical expertise, and passion for player development to PD1 Soccer Training.

Gregg began his coaching career in 2010 at just 18 years old with Glentoran FC Academy in his hometown of Belfast, Northern Ireland. After earning his Bachelor's degree in Sports Studies, Coaching, Fitness, and Exercise from the University of Central Lancashire in 2014, he committed fully to the beautiful game, taking on his first full-time role with UK Elite Soccer in 2015. This position launched a coaching career that would take him from New York to Seoul, and ultimately to Texas.

In New York, Gregg made a lasting impact coaching five teams ranging from U10 to varsity-level players at Larchmont Mamaroneck FC, while also contributing to the National Center of Excellence (NCE) under Academy Director and former Manchester United player John Curtis. He developed under top-tier mentors like Tim Bradbury (US Soccer & United Soccer Coaches Master Coach), Ben Scott, and Ben Foster, gaining a deep appreciation for professional development and modern coaching methodology.

Prior to PD1, Gregg has coached within local North Texas Soccer clubs, guiding numerous academy and select teams in the local competitive leagues. His approach is grounded in technical excellence, emphasizing intelligent play, mastery of the ball, and decision-making under pressure.

A true student of the game, Gregg holds the UEFA B License (Welsh FA), USSF C License, and United Soccer Coaches Advanced National Diploma, while continuing ongoing development through La Liga, TOVO, and other global coaching platforms.

As Founder, Technical Director, and Chief of Soccer Operations, Gregg oversees all aspects of the training program—from curriculum design and player development to coaching staff leadership, business development, and PD1 Podcast content creation.

His vision is clear:
To create technically elite, tactically intelligent, and mentally confident players through a skills-first philosophy that forms the foundation of long-term success in the game.

Gregg has coached hundreds of athletes and continues to mentor players of all levels to develop their craft, love the process, and pursue their goals with purpose.

FOUNDER, OWNER + DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

With a passion for youth development and a sharp mind for strategy, Meagan (a Southlake native) brings a powerful blend of heart, hustle, and business acumen to PD1 Soccer Training.

Meagan earned her degree in Merchandising with a minor in Business Administration, launching her early career in the corporate retail world. While the fast-paced environment sharpened her skills in operations and branding, she eventually felt called to make a deeper impact. That calling led her to education, where she earned her teaching certificate and spent several years in the classroom teaching 7th grade reading. She also became certified in both ESL and Gifted & Talented (GT) instruction—an early reflection of her ability to meet learners where they are and help them grow.

After the birth of her first daughter, Meagan stepped away from full-time work to focus on raising her family—but she never stopped building. During her time at home, she volunteered extensively, serving in her church’s youth ministry, working as a Wish Granter with Make-A-Wish North Texas, and eventually sitting on the Dallas Regional Council for Make-A-Wish. These experiences deepened her commitment to service and community impact.

It was also during this time that Meagan discovered a love for business strategy. She found herself drawn to entrepreneurship, helping friends and peers bring their ideas to life. The only thing she lacked was a product of her own—until she met Gregg.

Gregg had the vision: an elite supplemental soccer skills training program. Meagan had the strategic know-how and the operational expertise to turn that vision into reality. Together, they went “all in” on launching PD1 Soccer Training in May 2023, building the business from the ground up.

Since day one, Meagan has led the operational side of PD1—from programming and scheduling to marketing, branding, and client relations. She keeps the numbers in check, the business on track, and ensures every family who walks through PD1’s doors feels part of something bigger.

Meagan’s unique blend of educational insight, nonprofit service, and entrepreneurial drive is at the heart of what makes PD1 more than just a training program—it’s a community built on purpose, passion, and relentless progress.

SPEED + AGILITY TRAINER

Tre Dickerson is a human performance specialist with over eight years of experience in athletic development, speed training, and holistic health coaching. A former professional football player in the XFL and CFL, Tre also competed in collegiate track & field, where he refined his expertise in speed mechanics, acceleration, and explosive movement, now a core pillar of his training philosophy.

With a deep passion for community engagement and youth development, Tre believes that elite performance is built through more than just physical training, it requires mental resilience, discipline, and an understanding of human movement science. His coaching philosophy integrates biomechanics, energy system training, neuromuscular adaptation, and sports psychology to help athletes maximize speed, power, and efficiency while improving focus and adaptability under pressure.

Tre has trained high-level collegiate athletes, youth athletes now thriving in top college programs, and elite high school athletes preparing for the next level. His expertise spans linear speed development, multidirectional agility, force production, and injury prevention, ensuring athletes develop elite-level acceleration, top-end speed, and movement efficiency across all sports.

Now serving as a Youth Performance Coach at Built 4 It Athletics in partnership with PD1 Soccer Training, Robert is spearheading a comprehensive youth development program that blends sport-specific speed and performance training with mental conditioning and leadership development.

His mission is to empower athletes not just physically, but also mentally and emotionally, equipping them with the tools to excel in sports and in life.

Beyond coaching, Tre is a holistic health advocate, published author, and entrepreneur, dedicated to developing stronger, faster, and more resilient athletes while shaping the next generation of leaders. His approach is rooted in science, real-world experience, and a relentless commitment to unlocking human potential.

SKILLS TRAINER

Coach Mo started playing soccer at young age and played academic and semi-professional level for 8 years when an injury forced him to stop playing.

In 2016, Mo transitioned into coaching. He is the holder of HE in Sports Coaching from University of Birmingham with a 3 year degree in Football Coaching and Performance from the University of South Wales. Mo has his UEFA B-License in 2021. Before moving to the States, Mo worked with many clubs in the UK--Cardiff City, Barry Town, University team, as well as worked with FDC with Aston Villa, Solihull United, Everton International and grassroots teams.

PD1 2025 GOALKEEPER TRAINER

Austen Parker joined the UNT soccer staff on Feb. 9, 2024 as the Mean Green's goalkeeper coach.

Parker came to North Texas after serving as the goalkeeper coach at Central Oklahoma. Prior to UCO, Parker was at Southwestern Christian University for two seasons. He has also coached club programs such as the Oklahoma Rangers and Oklahoma Celtic. 

Parker played at NAIA Mid-American Christian University where he was a NCCAA All-American and led MACU to a NCCAA National Championship.

In 2019 Parker put together a historic season in net, setting three single season MACU records in wins (20), shutouts (13) and goals allowed average (0.9). Parker finished the season with 67 saves for a 0.753 save percentage, the fourth-best clip in program history. After conceding two goals in the first match of pool play at the NCCAA National Championships, Parker spearheaded a defense that did not give up a single goal in the final three matches to come away with the championship win. 

That year he led Mid-America Christian to a highly successful 2019 season with a 20-3-1 overall record as the best ever finish in league play with a 7-1-1 conference mark. On top of winning its first ever NCCAA National Championship, the Evangels won their first regional championship since 2013.

PD1 2025 CAMP TRAINERI