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PRIDE Soccer Club “Doing What’S Right for Kids” PRIDE Soccer Club “Doing what’s right for kids” U11 BOYS Coach Announcement for 2013/2014 Pride Soccer Club would like to announce the coaches for the Pride Predators ‘03, Copa ‘03, United ‘03, Red ‘03 and White ‘03 teams for the fall of 2013. It is with great pleasure that we announce Brian Contreras, Cole Ouren, Glen Seifert, John Brown and Rob Heimler as the ‘03 coaches respectively. We are very excited to have these quality coaches on our U11 boys’ teams in order to give these players the best possible experience as they begin their competitive soccer careers. Below you can find a short bio on Brian, Cole, Glen, John and Rob. Pride PREDATORS ‘03 (First Team) Brian Contreras Coaching Experience: • USSF National ‘A’ License • Olympic Development Program (ODP) Boys Head Coach, 93’s, 95’s, 96’s, 97’s, 98’s (8/06-present) • Asst. Coach, University of Colorado—Colorado Springs (8/06-5/07) • Head Coach, Predators 02 boys (2012-) • Head Coach, Predators 01 boys (2011-) • Head Coach, Predators 96 boys (2007-2009, and 2012-) • Head Coach, Predators 00 boys (2010-2012) • Head Coach, Predators 99 boys (2009-2011) • Head Coach, Predators 96 boys (2007-2009) • Head Coach, Predators 97 boys (2007-2009) • Competitive Coach Since 2005 Playing Experience: • Denver Dynamite Professional Indoor Soccer PASL (8/08-3/09) • Pikes Peak Stars Indoor Soccer MISL (8/07-5/08) • Colorado Springs Blizzard Soccer PDL (5/03-5/06) • Colorado Springs Ascent Soccer PDL (5/02-8/02) • Division I Men’s Soccer Program—Loyola Univ. Chicago, IL (9/98-12/02) • Cheyenne Mountain High School Varsity Team (8/95-9/98) PRIDE Soccer Club “Doing what’s right for kids” Pride COPA ‘03 (Second Team) Cole Ouren Coaching Experience: • USSF National ‘C’ License • NSCAA National & Advanced National License • Assistant Director of Coaching, Boys U9-U14 Pride Soccer Club (2012-present) • Head Coach, Copa ’00 Boys (2012-present) • Head Coach, United ’02 Girls (2012-present) • Head Coach, Central Christian College of Kansas (Spring 2009-2012) • Head Coach ’00 McPherson Strikers (2008-2010 & 2011-2012) • WPSL Oklahoma Alliance, Volunteer Coach (Summer 2011) • Director of Coaching & Board Member for the McPherson Strikers Program (2007-2010) • Goalkeeper Coach (men & women) Central Christian College (2007-2010) • Assistant Soccer Coach, Central Christian College (Fall 2007-2009) • Head Coach ’92 McPherson Strikers (2007-2009) • Head Coach ’93 McPherson Strikers (2006-2008) • Student Assistant, Central Christian College (Spring 2007) Playing Experience: • Colorado Springs Sports Center Calvary, PASL (2012) • Central Christian College (2003-2007) • Frasier Valley Action, PCSL (Summer of 2006) • Yukon High School Varsity (1999-2003) PRIDE Soccer Club “Doing what’s right for kids” Pride UNITED ‘03 (Third Team) Glen Seifert Coaching Experience: • Have a Brazilian D license (From Rocky Mountain Soccer Club) • Staff Trainer for Pride intermediate program (2011/2012/2013 spring) • Head JV Coach for Colorado Springs Christian School (2007-2009) • Varsity Coach for Christian Fellowship School (9 years) • Varsity Coach for Jim Elliot Christian School (2 years) • Ran Summer Soccer Camp for Camp ID RA HI JE (12 years) • Ran an Indoor Soccer Academy in California • Personal Trainer, Club Coach, Soccer Camps Playing Experience: • Wings Soccer Club in Chicago (semi-pro) • Lewis University, Lockport Ill, PRIDE Soccer Club “Doing what’s right for kids” Pride RED ‘03 (Fourth Team) John Brown Coaching Experience: • USSF “D” License • Competitive Head Coach – Girls ‘00 Fall 2010 • Competitive Head Coach – Girls 93 Fall 2009 • Competitive Head Coach – Girls 92 Fall 2008 • Competitive Head Coach – Boys 90 Spring 2008 • Competitive Head Coach – Girls 93 Fall 2007 • Competitive Head Coach – Boys 89 1999 - 2007 • Competitive Head Coach – Boys 93 (Classic Team) Fall 2004 • Age Group Leader Pride Boys ‘89/’90 2002-2007 • Developmental Head Coach – Boys 93 Spring 2004 • Assistant Head Coach – Boys 85 2000 – 2001 • Competitive Head Coach – Boys 85 1997 – 1999 • Developmental Head Coach 1995 – 1997 Coronado High School 2003- 2012 l Interim Head Coach; Varsity Boys Soccer Fall 2011 o State Playoff Qualifier l Assistant Coach; Varsity Boys Soccer Fall 2010 & Fall 2012 l Head Coach; Junior Varsity Boys Soccer Fall 2003-2009 Playing Experience: • Men’s League – Colorado Springs Soccer Club 2003 – 2005 • Bethel Park High School Varsity Soccer 1975 – 1976 st • Finished 1 in WPIAL Section • Bethel Park Lions - Club Soccer 1975 – 1977 st • Finished 1 in League Play - 1976 • Regional Champions - 1976 • Junior Cup National Quarter Finals - 1976 PRIDE Soccer Club “Doing what’s right for kids” Pride WHITE ‘03 (Fifth Team) Rob Heimler Coaching Experience: • USSF National ‘D’ License • Asst. Coach, United 99 boys (2013) • Pride staff trainer for Intermediate program (2013) • Head Coach, Greater Libertyville Soccer Assoc., U17 & U9 girls - Libertyville, IL (2011-2012) • Head Coach, Vernon Hills Soccer Club, U19 & U12 girls - Vernon Hills, IL (2010-2011) • Asst. Coach, Men's Soccer Team, College of Lake County - Grayslake, IL (2009-2010) • Head Coach, Trevian Soccer Club, U16, U10 & U8 girls, U16 & U10 boys - Northfield, IL (2007-2009) • Head Coach, Wilmette Wings Soccer Club, U9 & U8 girls, U8 boys - Wilmette, IL (2004-2007) Playing Experience: • Syracuse University Soccer Club, Head Coach/Player - Syracuse, NY (1984-1988) • Hewlett High School Varsity Team - Hewlett, NY (8/82-6/84) .
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