Steve Bode
The Life of Steve Bode
Bode holds his United Soccer Federation A-Senior License and works as a scout with the U14 youth national team. Drafted into Major League Soccer as an 2008 MLS draftee, most recently he led Chicago FC United in USL League Two to an unprecedented Central Conference Championship and playoff appearance under his guidance.
Early Life and Education
Pauline (Donnell) Bode was an irrepressibly loving wife and mother who took great joy in enjoying life’s simple pleasures – such as catching snowflakes on her tongue or taking advantage of being first row seat during an electric Kansas thunderstorm.
After graduating high school, she embarked on her career in business by working for a local newspaper as a reporter for several years before meeting and marrying Bill Bode in 1957.
Bode was instrumental in rebuilding Marquette’s standing within the A-10 Conference during his time at Marquette, leading his players with a chip-on-shoulder mentality to reach the A-10 championship, coming within one penalty kick of making it into the NCAA tournament and reaching it themselves. They now plan to return in 2023.
Professional Career
Bode Equipment offers material handling and dock/door solutions for warehousing facilities, boasting a diverse portfolio of products and services to the warehousing industry, with new and pre-owned equipment inventory as well as an experienced service department.
Bode, who played under Louis Bennett at MU, helped the Panthers capture two Horizon League regular season and tournament championships during his collegiate career. He started all 83 matches he participated in while being twice honored as team MVP.
Once his playing career ended, Bode landed assistant coaching positions at Providence College and Brown University before serving as a scout for U.S. Soccer, helping identify talent for U14 and U15 youth national teams. In September 2018 he earned an A-Senior License through United Soccer Leagues’ League Two coach Chicago FC United where several of their players progressed into Major League Soccer (MLS).
Achievement and Honors
Bode brings 14 years of collegiate coaching experience to Loyola, having previously spent two seasons at Marquette University where his teams finished 15-12 overall and 9-9 in Big East play under him. Furthermore, Bode helped Loyola recover its confidence and performance after COVID season was cancelled in 2020.
As a player, Bode was twice honored with Milwaukee Panthers Most Valuable Player honors and started in all 83 of their games over his career. Additionally, he won the Herman Kluge award for academic and athletic achievement as well as community service.
Bode led the Ramblers to an A-10 Championship runner-up finish during his inaugural year as head coach, attributing it to effective communication with players and their strong “chip-on-your-shoulder” mentality. He hopes this approach continues into conference transition season.
Personal Life
He is an avid sports fan who takes great pleasure in following Alabama Crimson Tide football games as well as volunteering for the YMCA. Additionally, he enjoys spending time with his two sons.
As head coach of Loyola University Chicago’s men’s soccer team, Bode brings 14 years of coaching experience at various collegiate, national, and professional levels to his current post.
At UWM under Coach Louis Bennett’s instruction, he earned two Most Valuable Player awards and three All-Horizon League selections – winning both in 2005 with his team, as well as being selected to the All Tournament team of that tournament. Graduating with honors in 2008 as a Team Captain.
Net Worth
After years of success and hard work, American comedian Tim Allen has amassed an estimated net worth of $160 Million. His primary source of income comes from serving as creator, director and star of “The Office”. However, he has also established an impressive comedy project portfolio.
In 2010, he started Onnit with $100,000 and quickly expanded into selling hangover supplements and eventually more than 250 nutritional, fitness gear and related products.
His insider trading history at Planet Fitness Inc shows he has made over four trades over the last two years, most recently selling 44 units of PLNT stock on 11 April 2022 for over $485,019. In total he owns 113 shares of this stock in his account.