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| A self-proclaimed soccer junkie since early childhood, Bob has played and/or coached at various levels from youth through NCAA Division I. He was a four-year starter and Co-Captain at Okemos High School under Dr. John Picone where he was named to the Michigan "Dream Team" in 1988. As a competitive youth player, Bob was a three-year participant in the Michigan Olympic Development Program (ODP) where he was named to the State, Region II and National pool teams. In college Bob played striker for the Bowling Green Falcons where he was a four-year starter and All Mid America Conference selection in 1991 and 1992. Bob currently lives in Colorado with his wife Emily and two young children, Ethan and Keira. |
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Bill also carries a lifelong passion for soccer . He continues to play and coach at various levels around the country. As a player and Captain at Okemos High School Bill scored 32 goals as a senior and was voted Mr. Soccer Runner-up in 1993. He was a five year ODP starter. In college Bill was a four-year starter at center midfield and striker for perennial Division I national power Hartwick College. He went on to play semi-professionally with the Detroit Dynamite and Cincinnati Riverhawks. Bill has coached premier soccer in Colorado and Michigan and currently holds NSCAA's National Advanced License. In 2004 Bill coached Okemos High School to their first Division I state soccer championship. He is currently the Head Men's Soccer Coach at Olivet College where, in his first season, he led the Comets from a last place league finish to its second best finish in school history. Bill lives in Lansing, Michigan with his wife Adrienne, their dogs Diego & Lance, and mighty cat Toonces. Be sure to listen for Diego howling from time to time: "bibo del juego mis amigos!!!"
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