Bethesda coaching slate for 21-22 year

[Anonymous]

All coaches were announced by the club today, but the following is the list of coaches for the top two teams in each age group:

Boys

U8 (2014)
Wendell Regis - Blue
Tyler Martin - Green

U9 (2013)
Simone Mariotti - Academy I
Lester Dewee - Academy II

U10 (2012)
Simone Mariotti - Academy I
Lester Dewee - Academy II

U11 (2011)
Trevor Martin - Academy I
Nicholas Santeriano - Academy II

U12 (2010)
Phil Gyau/Bill Moravek - Academy I
Carl Andrews - Academy II

U13 (2009)
Brett Colton - MLSNext
Carl Andrews - Blue

U14 (2008)
Bill Moravek - MLSNext
Wendell Regis - Blue

U15 (2007)
Patrick Mehlert - MLSNext
Wendell Regis - Blue

U16 (2006)
Kert Mease - MLSNext
Eric Cava- Blue

U17 (2005)
Derek Biss - MLSNext
Trevor Singer - Blue

U18 (2004)
Kert Mease - Blue
Mike Edwards - Green

U19 (2003)
Derek Biss - MLSNext
Patrick Mahlert - Blue



Girls

U8 (2014)
Eric Tin - ECNL I
Gary Burke - ECNL II

U9 (2013)
Eric Tin - ECNL I
Noelle Keselica - ECNL II

U10 (2012)
Liz Robinson - ECNL I
Noelle Keselica - ECNL II

U11 (2011)
Matt Ney - ECNL I
Jason Travis - ECNL II

U12 (2010)
Dave Greene - ECNL I
Nancy Rohrman - ECNL II

U13 (2009)
Dave Greene - ECNL I
Samantha Hubbard - ECNL II

U14 (2008)
Shaun Cryer - ECNL I
Nancy Rohrman - ECNL II

U15 (2007)
Kevin Layton/Shaun Cryer - ECNL I
Liz Robinson - ECNL II

U16 (2006)
Kevin Layton - ECNL I
Trey Livingston - ECNL II

U17 (2005)
Shaun Cryer - ECNL I
Trey Livingston - ECNL II

U18/19 (2004/2003)
Kevin Layton - ECNL I
Gary Burke - ECNL II

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All coaches were announced by the club today, but the following is the list of coaches for the top two teams in each age group:

Boys

U8 (2014)
Wendell Regis - Blue
Tyler Martin - Green

U9 (2013)
Simone Mariotti - Academy I
Lester Dewee - Academy II

U10 (2012)
Simone Mariotti - Academy I
Lester Dewee - Academy II

U11 (2011)
Trevor Martin - Academy I
Nicholas Santeriano - Academy II

U12 (2010)
Phil Gyau/Bill Moravek - Academy I
Carl Andrews - Academy II

U13 (2009)
Brett Colton - MLSNext
Carl Andrews - Blue

U14 (2008)
Bill Moravek - MLSNext
Wendell Regis - Blue

U15 (2007)
Patrick Mehlert - MLSNext
Wendell Regis - Blue

U16 (2006)
Kert Mease - MLSNext
Eric Cava- Blue

U17 (2005)
Derek Biss - MLSNext
Trevor Singer - Blue

U18 (2004)
Kert Mease - Blue
Mike Edwards - Green

U19 (2003)
Derek Biss - MLSNext
Patrick Mahlert - Blue



Girls

U8 (2014)
Eric Tin - ECNL I
Gary Burke - ECNL II

U9 (2013)
Eric Tin - ECNL I
Noelle Keselica - ECNL II

U10 (2012)
Liz Robinson - ECNL I
Noelle Keselica - ECNL II

U11 (2011)
Matt Ney - ECNL I
Jason Travis - ECNL II

U12 (2010)
Dave Greene - ECNL I
Nancy Rohrman - ECNL II

U13 (2009)
Dave Greene - ECNL I
Samantha Hubbard - ECNL II

U14 (2008)
Shaun Cryer - ECNL I
Nancy Rohrman - ECNL II

U15 (2007)
Kevin Layton/Shaun Cryer - ECNL I
Liz Robinson - ECNL II

U16 (2006)
Kevin Layton - ECNL I
Trey Livingston - ECNL II

U17 (2005)
Shaun Cryer - ECNL I
Trey Livingston - ECNL II

U18/19 (2004/2003)
Kevin Layton - ECNL I
Gary Burke - ECNL II

Anybody got an opinion on which are the best boys' coaches?

[Anonymous]

Who are Burke and Cryer?

[Anonymous]

Wow, 2014 kids will be in travel soccer this year. Damn I feel old.

[Anonymous]

Only one older year with a green team?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Only one older year with a green team?

Original poster only posted top 2 teams. Other years have green but since there is no MLSNext U18 team (goes from U17 to U19), Green is a top two team.

[Anonymous]

Same collection of massive egos as always.

[Anonymous]

Gary Burke and Kevin Layton should not be coaches. You have to wonder if BSC caresabout their image with their sideline behavior.

[Anonymous]

some choice words from this page:

http://talking-soccer.com/TS4/showthread.php?p=2459643


That is not the case with Shaun Cryer. He will scream and stomp his feet. His antics on the sidelines are notorious against his competitors. He has girls on his sidelines crying and they leave the field not knowing what they did wrong

A good coach will correct a problem and support the player so they do not feel like a failure. Mr Cryer does not do that

And Shaun Cryer is not for everyone, and why is that? Well it is because he is an elite coach. (here comes more eye rolling and haters) But your feelings on Shaun aside, imagine it isn't Cryer and it's another elite coach (like who everyone would say is elite) Do you really think they are the nicest people, that need to do care and feeding around everyone's emotions and personality traits? Yes, ok, part of being an elite coach and player is caring for players and getting the most out of them mentally, but simplify it again a bit -- Elite coaches train elite players and elite players are mentally different than those who are not. Argue that all you want, but the elite players need different things and are not going to be phased by someone telling them they have a terrible touch or the pass was 3 feet too far. The elite player will say to themselves, "shut up Shaun I hate you for saying that, but I'm going to make my touch and pass better so you shut up and teach me the next thing" They aren't going to be upset over it the next day and cry to mommy and daddy.

[Anonymous]

Bethesda really knows how to pick girls coaches, don't they? Sounds like he's a great fit for their culture and will get along just fine with the rest of the girls staff.

[Anonymous]

How is Trey Livingston?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bethesda really knows how to pick girls coaches, don't they? Sounds like he's a great fit for their culture and will get along just fine with the rest of the girls staff.

Boys coaches aren't any better.

[Anonymous]

I’m shocked, *shocked* that the army of BSC haters has descended upon this thread, but from my vantage point the coaching slate looks very good.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m shocked, *shocked* that the army of BSC haters has descended upon this thread, but from my vantage point the coaching slate looks very good.

Stockholm syndrome works in sports too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:some choice words from this page:

http://talking-soccer.com/TS4/showthread.php?p=2459643


That is not the case with Shaun Cryer. He will scream and stomp his feet. His antics on the sidelines are notorious against his competitors. He has girls on his sidelines crying and they leave the field not knowing what they did wrong

A good coach will correct a problem and support the player so they do not feel like a failure. Mr Cryer does not do that

And Shaun Cryer is not for everyone, and why is that? Well it is because he is an elite coach. (here comes more eye rolling and haters) But your feelings on Shaun aside, imagine it isn't Cryer and it's another elite coach (like who everyone would say is elite) Do you really think they are the nicest people, that need to do care and feeding around everyone's emotions and personality traits? Yes, ok, part of being an elite coach and player is caring for players and getting the most out of them mentally, but simplify it again a bit -- Elite coaches train elite players and elite players are mentally different than those who are not. Argue that all you want, but the elite players need different things and are not going to be phased by someone telling them they have a terrible touch or the pass was 3 feet too far. The elite player will say to themselves, "shut up Shaun I hate you for saying that, but I'm going to make my touch and pass better so you shut up and teach me the next thing" They aren't going to be upset over it the next day and cry to mommy and daddy.

sounds like exactly the guy I'd want around 14 year old girls.