Director of Coaching and Player Development - Albion SC Plantation
-Oversee the development of players and coaches for the competitive and recreational program
Coaching Education:
-USSF A license
-USSF National Youth License
-NSCAA Director of Coaching Diploma
-TOPS Soccer Coaching Certificate (Soccer Players with Disabilities)
Current Positions:
-FYSA ODP Staff Member
-FYSA Course Instructor - Youth Modules, F, E, D courses.
-FYSA Player Development Committee
U.S. Soccer Federation
-Scout players for the U.S. Youth National teams in the southeast region, boys and girls.
-Train players for the U.S. Youth National teams in the southeast regions, boys and girls.
-U.S. Academy Scout - Evaluate and Report on U.S. Academy players, teams, coaches and clubs.
-U.S. Youth Soccer Region III Coaching Staff
Cypress Bay High School - Boys Varsity Head Coach
-2013 Flordia State Champions, Class 6A
-2012 Florida State Champions, Class 6A
-2012 ESPNHS National Champions
-2012 NSCAA National Champions
-2012 NSCAA High School Coach of the Year
-2012 Sun Sentinel and Miami Herald Coach of the Year
-2011 Florida State Champions, Class 6A
-2011 Coach of the Year for Sun-Sentinel and Miami Herald
Past Positions:
-American Heritage School - Boys Varsity Head Coach
2004, 2005, 2007 Florida State Champions, class 3A
-3 Coach of the Year Awards for Sun-Sentinel
-4 Coach of the Years Awards for Miami Herald
Professional Playing Experience:
-German Regional League (3rd Division)
-MLS
-A-Leauge
-USL
College Playing Experience:
-Nova Southeastern University
Youth Soccer Experience:
- Albion SC Plantation (formerly Plantation Eagles Soccer Club)
High School:
-JP Taravella High School
Education:
-Bachelors Degree in Psychology, Nova Southeastern University
Philosophy:
To inspire youth to become passionate about soccer and to guide them in reaching their goals on the soccer field. Most important, use soccer as a way to instill teamwork, leadership, friendship, sportsmanship, and workmanship. All qualities that are important in life. Soccer should not be a "youth long" experience, it should be a "life long" experience.