Senior Academy Director Resume Example

Over the course of 10 years  I worked as a Director of Coaching, Head Age Group Coach as well as an Assistant Age Group Coach for the Olympic Development Program in the West Region tracking 14 Western State Associations youth players. Scout, train, coach and administer over 250 players to identify the top 18 players in the Western US to represent Region IV ODP for the US Youth Soccer Association. This is a direct pathway for players to be identified for the US Youth National teams and MLS DA clubs for their respective age groups. Travel to 7 different states for 9 total events in a yearly cycle; Hawaii, Alaska, California, Arizona, Wyoming, Idaho, and Oregon. One annual International trip to Costa Rica, South America, or Europe depending on the age of the boys. Annual report directly to US Soccer with any players I feel deserve an invite to a US Youth National Team Training Camp. A direct reference for the boys with NCAA College Soccer, MLS, USL Pro Soccer League.

Direct a competitive boys youth soccer club in all aspects; hiring coaching staff, annual budget, annual tryouts, annual tournament, annual equipment orders, college recruiting prep program u15-u19, website, social media, coaching education for all coaches from u5-u19, head coach in college prep program, out of state travel with our AFC Apex teams to market them to college programs, and individual college plans for each interested player.

Collegiate placement: 10 players from 2017 & 2018 classes

NCAA D1

St. Mary's University, Coastal Carolina

NCAA D2

Cal St Dominguez Hills, Dixie St, Westminster College

NCAA D3

Pacific University

Direct a competitive boys youth soccer club in all aspects; annual budget, annual tryouts, annual tournament, annual equipment orders, college recruiting prep program u15-u19, website, social media, coaching education for all coaches from u5-u19, head coach in college prep program, out of state travel with our Inter FC teams to market them to college programs, developed 77 collegiate student/athletes that went onto to play NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and NJCAA college soccer. Developed 3 professional players that went on to play in MLS, USL Pro and the Major Arena Soccer League.

Professional Players

MLS: Taylor Peay Portland Timbers, Roberto Link New England Revolution

USL Pro: Taylor Peay Real Monarchs, Garrett Losee Real Monarchs

Major Arena Soccer League: Garrett Losee Syracuse Silver Knights, Roberto Link Chicago Storm

NCAA D1: UCLA, Washington, Oregon St, Denver, Central Arkansas, Portland, Loyola Marymount, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Cal St Fullerton, Oakland, UNLV, UVU, and Kentucky.

NCAA D2: Cal St Dominguez Hills, Cal St LA, Notre Dame De Namur, Dixie St, and Colorado Mesa

NCAA D3: Oglethorpe and Middlebury

NAIA: Faulkner and Johnson and Wales

NJCAA: Irvine Valley, Yavapai, Iowa Western, USU Eastern, Otero