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Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

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• Led Mason to its first NCAA Tournament in 10 years and first Conference Final in 20 years.• First recruiting class included two All-Americans, and a Lowes Class Finalist.• The team achieved an “Exemplary” performance standard from the Athletic Department, as well as being recognized by the United Soccer Coaches Association as and All-American Academic Team.• Led Mason to 3 NCAA Tournament Appearances, 4 Conference Finals, 2 Conference Championships• Nationally ranked 11 of 15 years, as high as 11th in 2013.• Coached 3 All-Americans, United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Awards 3 of the last 4 years.• Assisted 26 players into professional careers.

• 2004 Supporters Shield Winner, league record 18 game unbeaten streak, Eastern Conference regular season title, MLS Coach of the Year, held the record for most points, and fewest losses in a season.• 2003 Concacaf Championship—Record 2-2• 2002 US Open Cup Championships, MLS Cup Semi-Finalist, Founded US Soccer Aid, raised money and awareness for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation• 2001, after a 0-3-2 start, was named head coach and led the Crew to one of the best records in MLS that year at 12-4-4. Then club record 7-0-2 home unbeaten streak.• Overall record 49-45-32, Home record 31-14-18, MLS Playoffs 2-3-2, US Open Cup Record 7-3, Concacaf Champions Record 2-2. International record: exhibitions 2-1.• Key Player Acquisitions: Robin Fraser, Kyle Martino, Jon Busch, Frankie Hedjuk, Simon Elliot, Ante Razov, Edson Buddle, Chad Marshall, Dante Washington, Freddy Garcia, Chris Wingert, Mario Rodriquez, Daniel Torres, Ross Paule, Jeff Cunningham, Tony Sanneh, Duncan Oughton

• 2001, after a 0-3-2 start, was named head coach and led the Crew to one of the best records in MLS that year at 12-4-4. Then club record 7-0-2 home unbeaten streak.

• 12 Straight winning seasons, overall record 134-72-28• Oversaw the transition of the Soccer Program from Division II to Division I• Guided the development of two All-Americans, 21 All Mid-East selections, 28 All-Ohio players

• Assisted head coach in establishing a domestic recruiting network, as well as overseeing all facets of a Division I program.• Served as primary recruiting coordinator that helped lead the program to two national championships in 1984 and 1987.• Counseled student athletes in the areas of athletics, academics and interpersonal relations.• Inducted into the Clemson Ring of Honor as a member of the 1984 Men’s National Championship Team.

Master'S Degree, Athletic Counseling

Bachelor'S Degree, Psychology