Background
Daniel Woolard is the son of Marvin and Jane Woolard.
Daniel Woolard is the son of Marvin and Jane Woolard.
He attended Midwestern State University.
Woolard is an avid Bowhunter and bass fisherman. He currently resides in Texas with his family. Woolard played college soccer at Midwestern State University earning First Team All-American honors during his senior season.
Afterwards he spent two seasons with the Dallas–Fort Worth Tornados in the USL Premier Development League.
2007 Woolard was drafted in the fourth round, 47th overall, by the Chicago Fire in the 2007 Master of Library Science Supplemental Draft, and spent the next three seasons in Major League Soccer, appearing in 16 first team games including 8 starts and scoring one goal. 2010 After his release from Fire in February 2010, and having been unable to secure a professional contract elsewhere, returned to play for the Dallas–Fort Worth Tornados in the PDL in 2010.
Woolard signed with the USSF D2 Carolina RailHawks in September 2010, and he started his first league match with the RailHawks against Crystal Palace Baltimore on September 3. While with the RailHawks he played for the full duration of every match.
2011 On January 6, 2011, Woolard returned to the Master of Library Science after being signed by District of Columbia United.
Woolard impressed with District of Columbia, and became a starter as the season went by. 2012/2013 Finding a home with the Black and Red again in 2012, Woolard started 20 games on District of Columbia’s backline. Woolard tallied his third Master of Library Science goal and contributed two assists in 1,754 minutes on the pitch.
Woolard upheld his reputation as a constant performer on the back before suffering a concussion in August which left him sidelined until he was cleared during the 2012 Master of Library Science Playoffs.
Woolard Concussion 2012 Woolard was cleared of his concussion symptoms during the 2012 Playoffs and continued his stay as one of the most consistent players on the backline for District of Columbia United in 2013. Since joining the Black-and-Red on January
6, 2011, Woolard has never played less than 20 games in each his first three seasons. In 2013 he played and started 27 games and dished out one assist while logging the fourth most minutes on the team (2,235).
He was released following the 2013 season.
District of Columbia United.
