Scott Black – Boston University
Director of Boys Collegiate Soccer Academy
Scott Black returns to the coaching staff for his fifth season, bringing a wealth of coaching and playing experience to the Terrier squad. He spends most of his time as the recruiting coordinator, scouting and training the team, but also assists in all facets of the soccer program, including budgeting, academic advising, scheduling and fundraising.
During his tenure, BU has made two NCAA appearances, captured two America East regular season titles and earned an America East championship trophy. Under his supervision, the first two recruting classes brought to Nickerson Field were nationally ranked.
This past season, he was recognized by the America East for being on the Coaching Staff of the Year after helping lead the Terriers to a 11-5-1 record and 6-1 mark in league play. In 2009, the Terriers were one of seven teams to be ranked in the Soccer America Top-25 poll for the first seven weeks of the season and were ranked as high as 13th nationally
Tim Fauth – Providence College
Director of Boys Goalkeeping
Tim Fauth begins his fourth season as an assistant coach at Providence College. A 2001 graduate of Monmouth University, Fauth came to Providence after a one year stint as an assistant coach at Northeastern University under former Friar Head Coach Brian Ainscough.
As a goalkeeper at Monmouth, Fauth played in 54 matches, including 44 starts. After graduating, Fauth played professionally at Limerick City in Ireland (read more)
Carl Junot - Harvard
Carl Junot was hired as the Virginia B. and James O. Welch’52 Head Coach for Harvard Men’s Soccer on July 8, 2010.
In his first season at the helm, Junot led Harvard to two victories over ranked opponents, including an exciting 2-1 victory over No. 13 Stanford in the first night game held at the Soldiers Field Soccer Stadium (Sept. 4). Four Crimson players garnered nods to the All-Ivy League team, including three on the all-conference second team.
In 2011-12, two Harvard student athletes received All-Ancient Eight honors, including Scott Prozeller who earned a spot on the All-Ivy first team (read more)
Gabe Bernstein - University of Virginia
Bernstein is a former academic coordinator on the University of Virginia academic affairs staff and worked with the UVa men's soccer program from 2008-2009.
He earned his master of education degree in athletic counseling from Springfield College in 2008 and his bachelor's degree in athletic administration from Penn State University in 2004.
Bernstein played college soccer for the Nittany Lions, captaining the team his junior and senior year (read more)
Roy Fink - University of Massachusetts - Amherst
Roy Fink enters his fourth season as assistant coach after joining the Minutemen in August 2008. His primary duties include all aspects of player development, recruiting, coordinating the Massachusetts Soccer Academy, and day-to-day operations.
This is Fink's second collegiate coaching position after serving as assistant coach for his alma mater from 2003-04. He has a wealth of coaching experience outside the collegiate realm most notably as the Assistant Coach/Goalkeeper Trainer for the Colorado Rapids U-23 team, as the Director of Coaching and Club Trainer for the Strictly Soccer Futbol Club (Tampa), and as the Club Coach for the Tampa Knights (RSL Florida).
The Israeli native had an outstanding collegiate career at the University of Tampa where he was the 2001 NSCAA Division II National Player of the Year (read more)
Niko Gkionis - Stevens Institute of Technology
Joining the men's soccer coaching staff for the 2011 season are former Stevens first-team All-Americans Niko Gkionis and Zach Carr.
After his graduation from Stevens in the Spring of 2007, Nick Gkionis played professionally in both Belgium and Cyprus. Throughout his career with the Ducks, Gkionis developed into one of the most talented players in program history. He capped his senior year off by being named a first-team All-American by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. Gkionis, who did not play varsity soccer until he was a junior in high school, was also a D3Kicks.com third-team All-American (read more)
Ewan Seabrook - University of New Hampshire
Ewan Seabrook recently completed his third season as the top assistant coach with the Wildcat men’s soccer program and was elevated to Associate Head Coach this offseason. During his tenure with the ‘Cats he has helped lead the squad to three straight America East Tournament berths, while posting a 25-19-12 record.
Last season the ‘Cats finished with a 9-5-6 record, recording their second straight nine-win campaign, competing in the America East Tournament for the sixth time in the last eight years. New Hampshire advanced to the America East Championship game for the first time since 1994, becoming the first team to ever record three shutouts in the conference tournament (read more)
Jeremy Bonomo - University of Cincinnati
Jeremy Bonomo, a former head coach at Division II Assumption College for three seasons, joined the Cincinnati program in 2010.
Bonomo held a 21-21-11 mark in his three seasons at Assumption, including a 9-6-3 record in 2009 that included a final No. 10 ranking in the NSCAA East Regional Ranking. Prior to his stint at Assumption, he spent two seasons as an assistant at his alma mater, Southern New Hampshire. Bonomo has six years of club coaching experience, including three years as the head coach of FC Puma in Shrewsbury, Mass.
Bonomo played collegiately at Southern New Hampshire, where he was a team captain and defender on teams that posted a 62-14-10 record during his career his career (read more)
Marc Hubbard - SNHU
Marc Hubbard was named the seventh head coach in Southern New Hampshire University men's soccer history on January 9, 2008.
Over his first three seasons, Hubbard has re-established the Penmen as one of the nation's premier Division II programs. Hubbard has posted a 41-10-13 (.742) record over his first three seasons, with the Penmen earning NCAA Tournament berths in each of those seasons while capturing two Northeast-10 regular season titles and an NE-10 Tournament title in 2008. He is a two-time Northeast-10 Coach of the Year (read more)
Dan Colwell - Boston University
Dan Colwell, a 2004 graduate of the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, enters his sixth year as a member of the men's soccer staff. In 2008 and 2010, he was recognized for being part of the America East's Coaching Staff of the Year.
Immediately following graduation, Colwell was appointed head coach of FC United club team, a member of the Massachusetts Premier League (MAPLE). He spent three years coaching FC United finishing his tenure with the club capturing the 2007 State Championship. He has now been named a coach for FC Greater Boston Bolts (read more)
Trevor Singer - Temple University
Trevor Singer returns for his third year with the Temple men's soccer program after being an assistant coach at the University of Maine for two seasons. With the Owls, Singer is conducts training for the goalkeepers and is responsioble for recruiting gifted student-athletes to improve the program.
At Maine, Singer mentored two America East All Academic team selections, fourteen America East Academic honor roll selections, a NEISL All-Star, an America East All-Rookie team player, and oversaw his 2008 squad garner the NSCAA Team Academic Award.
For the past three years, Singer has been a part of the Region I Olympic Development Staff and also earned his NSCAA Advanced National Diploma (read more)
Nate Millette - Bryant University
Nate Millette enters his fourth year as the assistant men's soccer coach. Millette has helped guide the program to 10 wins over the first three years of Division I play.
A native of Scituate, RI, Nate graduated from Scituate High School in 2002. While there, he played four years of soccer, basketball and baseball.
Millette was a four-time all-conference soccer player in the open-division. As a senior, he was a member of the Rhode Island All-State team and was second in the league in points, scoring 18 goals and dishing out six assists while splitting time between sweeper and center midfield (read more)
Ben Knight - Wheaton College
Benjamin Knight begins his first season as goalkeeper coach for the Wheaton men’s soccer team in 2011.
Knight spent the 2010 season as the goalkeeper coach at The College of Holy Cross. In addition to his duties at Wheaton, Knight currently serves as the U11 boys head coach and goalkeeper coach for the New England Futbol Club (NEFC) as well as the goalkeeper coach at Acton-Boxborough Regional High School (read more)