Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC goalkeeper Eric Dick joined PSN's John Krysinsky in the latest episode of the Sounding Off on Soccer.

With the Riverhounds in the thick of USL Championship playoff race, with five matches remaining, they currently are two points behind the playoff line despite a strong second half season push that has included many strong performances from the veteran keeper, who is second in the Championship with 11 clean sheets.

Among the topics covered in the interview include:

• What its going to take for the Riverhounds to make a successful late season push to get over the playoff line
• Navigating the ups and downs of what's been a roller coaster season to this point.

On Wednesday, PSN's John Krysinsky was joined by Pitt Women's Soccer's Randy Waldrum to discuss the team's start to the new season and previews the upcoming matches this weekend in California vs Loyola Marymount & Cal-State Fullerton.

In this interview, Coach Waldrum talks about the challenges he has faced personally and the team's start to the season.

Waldrum will not be making the trip, as he tends to his wife, who recently had heart surgery.

The veteran head coach also discussed among other things:

• Following success of previous season, playing as a team with a target on its back
• Importance of making adjustments to teams loading up the box to slow down Pitt's attack
• Dealing with what appears to be some injuries and knocks sustained by a few key players

Pittsburgh Soccer Now's John Krysinsky is joined by Al Alvine, who was named the fifth head coach in Duquesne women’s soccer history on Dec. 29, 2011 and in just four seasons he accomplished what nobody did in the program history of Duquesne women’s soccer – win an Atlantic 10 championship. The 2024 season will be Alvine's 13th at the helm of the Duquesne's women's program,