Romaric Setodji serves as a strength & conditioning coach for the Eagles athletic department. Setodji served as the men's soccer head coach from March of 2019 to December of 2022. 
 
Setodji comes to Edgewood College from the University of Valley Forge where he has served the past three seasons as the Head Women’s Soccer Coach. He took over a program that won zero games prior to his arrival and increased the team’s wins in each of his seasons at the helm. Last season, Valley Forge won a program-record nine games under Setodji’s leadership.

Setodji mentored several players who received awards during his tenure at Valley Forge, including one NCCAA All-American. In addition, he coached 18 ACAA All-Region Players, and three NCCAA All-Region players, in addition to one ACAA Freshmen of the Year.

While at Valley Forge, Setodji also served as an Assistant Athletic Director, as well as a Campus Director. He also served as an adjunct professor in health and physical education classes.

Setodji has been coaching soccer since 2011, which began with a four-year stint as an Assistant Coach at Geneva College. He also spent one season as the Head Boys Soccer Coach at Wildefield High School in Colorado Springs.

Setodji has a Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry from Geneva College and also holds a Master of Science degree in Exercise Physiology with a concentration in Health and Physical Activity from the University of Pittsburgh.