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Virginia Beach Beach FC 2018 Coaching Slate U6-U8 Junior Academy, U9-U10 Academy and U11-U19 Travel Boys - Jr Academy(U6-U8) - Academy(U9-U10) - Travel(U11-U19) ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Girls - Jr Academy(U6-U8) - Academy (U9-U10) - Travel (U11- U19) ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Goalkeepers B OYS TEAMS - VIRGINIA BEACH Mark Waite – Director of Soccer & Futsal – [email protected] ​ ​ ​ ​ Gregg Mottinger – U6-U8 Jr Academy Director – [email protected] ​ ​ ​ ​ Tina Lowry – U9 Academy Development Director – [email protected] ​ ​ ​ ​ Harry Gillespie – U10-U12 Academy Development Director – [email protected] ​ ​ ​ ​ Ivan Militar – U13-U15 Transitional Development Director – [email protected] ​ ​ ​ ​ Ryan Sniegoski – U16-U19 Senior Travel Director – [email protected] ​ ​ ​ ​ John Connelly – Goalkeeping Director – [email protected] ​ ​ ​ M ark Waite Director of Soccer & Futsal USSF ‘A’ License, Full-time Beach FC Director since 2010, Head District ODP Coach, Former ODU Assistant Men’s Coach 1998-2010, Former Bloomsburg University Assistant Men’s Coach 1996-1998, Former Virginia Wesleyan University Assistant Men’s Coach, 1994-1996, Former professional player for Hershey Wildcats and Hampton Roads Mariners, NCAA All-American and Academic All-American. Beach FC 2018 Coaching Slate U6-U8 Junior Academy, U9-U10 Academy and U11-U19 Travel Gregg Mottinger U6-U8 J r Academy Director USSF A License, USSF National Youth License, Former PDL Player, Former College Player (ODU), District ODP Staff Beach FC 2018 Coaching Slate U6-U8 Junior Academy, U9-U10 Academy and U11-U19 Travel T ina Lowry U9 Academy Development Director ​ USSF B License, Former ODU College Player, Former W-League player, VA ODP Coach, High School Varsity Coach (Cape Henry Collegiate), Multiple years’ experience coaching with Beach FC, Current Beach FC Director of Coaching Recreation/Advanced NSCAA National License, USSF D License, Beach FC Junior Academy U 9 2010 Boys Red Rick Studley Staff, Former Beach FC Travel Timbers Head Coach, Former College Player (Virginia Wesleyan College USSF D license, 15+ years coaching experience, 20+ years U9 2010 Boys Red Tyler McFarland playing experience, Multiple Revolution years coaching with Beach FC Beach FC U9 Coach 2017-2018 Local player for 20+ years U9 2010 Boys Red Alec Pine Fire Beach FC 2018 Coaching Slate U6-U8 Junior Academy, U9-U10 Academy and U11-U19 Travel USSF E License, Former professional player, Former college player (University of MD), U9 2010 Boys Black Dave Liebig Former Assistant DOC at Virginia Sounders Rush, High School Assistant Coach (Cape Henry), Numerous years of youth coaching experience H arry Gillespie U10-U12 2009-2007 Boys Academy Development Director USSF D License, Former College Player (ODU), PDS Staff While Attending ODU, Multiple years coaching experience with Beach FC USSF D License. Head Coach Landstown High School, Former Head U10 2009 Boys Mike Moore Coach Oscar Smith High School, Head Red Messi Coach Virginia Beach Middle School, 10+ Years Club Coaching Experience U10 2009 Boys Shaun Russell Bio coming soon! Red Ronaldo Beach FC 2018 Coaching Slate U6-U8 Junior Academy, U9-U10 Academy and U11-U19 Travel NSCAA Advanced National Diploma, Current Boys Varsity Coach for Cox High School, Beach FC Staff coach Eric Blackmore since 1999, Former Landstown and Hickory High School Boys Varsity Coach, Former Beach FC player U10 2009 Boys Red Neymar USSF B license, NSCAA Advanced National License, Hickory High School Varsity Coach, Former college player, Sheldon Cohn NSCAA National High School Asst Coach of the Year 2007 USSF ‘E’ license; former Norfolk Strikers Coach U10B-U14B, Coach at U10 2009 Boys Jeff Moody Blair Middle School, U14G Falcons Black Salah Bahrain MS/HS. 5 years coaching experience U10 2009 Boys Devin Pierce Bio Coming Soon! Black Kane Beach FC 2018 Coaching Slate U6-U8 Junior Academy, U9-U10 Academy and U11-U19 Travel USSF E License, Former College Player (VA Wesleyan College), Multiple years’ U 11 2008 Boys Red Mike Karr coaching experience with Beach FC, Barca Former Beach FC player USSF E License, Former College Player (West Virginia University), Former U11 2008 Boys Red Ryan Gillespie Beach FC Player, 1+ years Coaching at Real Pro Performance Soccer Development (Morgantown, WV) USSF D, Former College Player (VA Wesleyan College), Multiple years U11 2008 Boys Black Dustin Skees coaching experience with Beach FC Bayern Former NCAA Division 1 player at ODU, Coach for New Era Soccer Institute, U11 2008 Boys Black Garrett Walke Former BEach FC player, Current Beach Juve FC Pro23 player Beach FC 2018 Coaching Slate U6-U8 Junior Academy, U9-U10 Academy and U11-U19 Travel USSF D License, Former US U17 National Team Player, Former Beach FC Player, U12 2007 Boys Red Adam Schultz Former College Player (William and Mary), Former Varsity H.S. Coach (Kempsville HS) USSF ‘C’ License, Former Chicago City Soccer Club Coach, Former Assistant Coach at Morton College, IL, Former College Player (Robert Morris U12 2007 Boys Black Jose Gavilanes University, IL), MVP of the USCAA Impact Soccer National Tournament, USCAA Soccer National Champion, USCAA Academic All-American Award, Current High School Coach USSF D License, NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, Former U12 2007 Boys Black Allen Sese High School Head Coach, Former Dynamo College Player (Averett), 5+ Years Club Coaching Experience Beach FC 2018 Coaching Slate U6-U8 Junior Academy, U9-U10 Academy and U11-U19 Travel I van Militar 2006-2004 Boys Transitional Development Director USSF D License, Former College Player (ODU), First team All-Conference USA, C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, Awarded the ODU International Leadership Award, Ranked in Top 100 Division 1 players, Current high school coach, Extensive local coaching experience USSF ‘B’ License, USSF National Youth License, NSCAA Advanced National U13 2006 Boys Red Chris Cadogan Diploma, Former Program Director and Coach at Seattle United FC, Part Owner of Seattle Futsal, Former College Assistant Coach (Edmonds CC), Former College Player (Hampden Sydney), Master’s Degree in Sports Administration and Leadership USFF E License, Former Beach FC Player (U-9–U-18), Former college player U13 2006 Boys Black Tyler Romano (Lynchburg College, VA), National Buffon Semifinalist (2010), Coached JV boys soccer at Brookville high school (Lynchburg, VA) Beach FC 2018 Coaching Slate U6-U8 Junior Academy, U9-U10 Academy and U11-U19 Travel USSF ‘B’ License, USSF National Youth License, NSCAA Advanced National Diploma, Former Program Director and Coach at Seattle United FC, Part Owner of U14 2005 Boys Red Chris Cadogan Seattle Futsal, Former College Assistant Coach (Edmonds CC), Former College Player (Hampden Sydney), Master’s Degree in Sports Administration and Leadership USSF D License, Former Youth Player in CA, Multiple years coaching experience U14 2005 Boys Black Matt Molnar with Beach FC Dempsey USSF E License, NSCAA Advanced Regional License, Former College Player, 24+ years U14 2005 Boys Black Eddie Durant Competitive/Club Coaching Experience Donovan Beach FC 2018 Coaching Slate U6-U8 Junior Academy, U9-U10 Academy and U11-U19 Travel USSF D License, Former College Player (ODU), First team All-Conference USA, C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, U15 2004 Boys Red Ivan Militar Awarded the ODU International Leadership Award, Ranked in Top 100 Division 1 players, Current high school coach, Extensive local coaching experience USSF ‘C’ License, Former Chicago City Soccer Club Coach, Former Assistant Coach at Morton College, IL, Former College Player (Robert Morris U15 2004 Boys Black Jose Gavilanes University, IL), MVP of the USCAA Batistuta Soccer National Tournament, USCAA Soccer National Champion, USCAA Academic All-American Award, Current High School Coach Former local club and school coach, Former player at ODU and Eastern U15 2004 Boys Black João Downs Mennonite University, ​ ​ Maradona Former member of the U15 Costa Rican National team, Worked numerous camps and clinics in the Hampton Roads area Beach FC 2018 Coaching Slate U6-U8 Junior Academy, U9-U10 Academy and U11-U19 Travel R yan Sniegoski 2003-2000 Boys Senior Travel Director USSF ‘A’ License, Former College Head Coach at Florida Southern University (4 years), Former Assistant Coach at Old Dominion University (8 years), Former college players and captain (ODU), Former technical director at AC Norfolk, Master’s Degree in Physical Education, Director of Mighty Kicks Soccer Program USSF ‘A’ License, Former College Head Coach at Florida Southern University (4 years), Former Assistant Coach at Old Dominion University (8 years), U16 2003 Red Boys Ryan Sniegoski Former college players and captain (ODU), Former technical director at AC Norfolk, Master’s Degree in Physical Education, Director of Mighty Kicks Soccer Program USSF D License, Former Youth Player in CA, Multiple years coaching U16 2003 Boys Black Matt Molnar experience with Beach FC Eusebio Beach FC 2018 Coaching Slate U6-U8 Junior Academy, U9-U10 Academy and U11-U19 Travel U16 2003 Boys Black Tyler Edwards Bio coming soon! Puskas Former local club and school coach, Former player at ODU and Eastern U16 2003 Boys Black João Downs Mennonite University, ​ ​ Zico Former member of the U15 Costa Rican National team, Worked numerous camps and clinics in the Hampton Roads area USSF D License, Current player VB City FC, Former College Player (ODU), U17 2002 Boys Red Sean Stowe Former Youth Player (FC Richmond), Former GK Dir. of Coaching at HR Strikers, Current GK Coach for Old Dominion University Former NCAA Division 1 player at ODU, Coach for New Era Soccer U17 2002 Boys Black Garrett Walke Institute, Former Beach FC player, Current Beach FC Pro23 player Beach FC 2018 Coaching Slate U6-U8 Junior Academy, U9-U10 Academy and U11-U19 Travel USSF ‘A’ License, Former College Head Coach at Florida Southern University (4 years), Former Assistant Coach at Old Dominion University (8 years), Former U18/U19 2001-2000 Boys Red Ryan Sniegoski college players and captain (ODU), Former technical director at AC Norfolk, Master’s Degree in Physical Education, Director of Mighty Kicks Soccer Program USSF D License, Current player VB City FC, Former College Player (ODU), Former Sean Stowe Youth Player (FC Richmond), Former GK Dir.
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