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Justin Serpone returns to the sideline for his 19th season in 2026. Currently, Serpone sits as the second winningest coach (by percentage) of any active coach in NCAA history, regardless of division (.833).

Serpone served as the assistant men’s soccer coach at Duke University in 2006, helping to lead the Blue Devils to an 18-4-1 record, the ACC regular season and tournament championships, and a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. Prior to Duke he worked as a head assistant coach at Lafayette College (2001-03) and Northwestern University (2003-06), notably helping the Wildcats compile a record of 31-20-10 after they were a combined 9-42-4 from 2001-2003.

Serpone has completed five graduate degrees. He is currently enrolled in two more Master’s Degree programs.

In 25 seasons under the guidance of Dennis Bohn, the Lafayette men’s soccer program has produced nothing but winning teams. Bohn has led the Leopards to winning seasons in 17 of his 25 years on College Hill, four Patriot League championships and four NCAA Tournament berths. His overall record entering his 26th season at Lafayette is 196-157-85. His overall Patriot League record is 86-81-42.

Lafayette garnered its fourth Patriot League Championship under Bohn in 2025 after the Leopards defeated Lehigh in the Patriot League Championship game to earn an automatic bid in the NCAA Tournament.

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Brian Bouhl joined the Hoyas in 2018 as the volunteer assistant coach and he helped lead the Hoyas to the NCAA Championship in 2019.  Bouhl assists in all aspects of the program, with primary responsibility on coaching the Hoya goalkeepers and managing the sport science program.

In 2019, the Hoyas had a historic run winning the national championship with a 3-3 victory over Virginia that was decided in penalty kicks, 7-6.  GU finished the year with a mark of 20-1-3 which set the program record for wins in a season.  Georgetown also boasted the program’s first three-peat, winning the BIG EAST Championship for the third-consecutive year in a 3-1 victory over Providence College at Shaw Field.  It was just the second time in program history that the squad has won both the regular season and the championship in the same year.

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Flo Liu is set to begin his first season with the Northwestern Univeristy men’s soccer program in 2025. Liu joins the ‘Cats as an assistant coach after serving in a similar role for the past five seasons at Drexel University.

“Flo is a fantastic addition to our coaching staff,” Northwestern head men’s soccer coach Russell Payne commented.  “He is established as one of our country’s top recruiters of both domestic and international top soccer talent.”

“I am truly honored and excited to join Northwestern men’s soccer,” Liu said.  “This is an incredible opportunity to contribute to a university that values excellence both on and off the field.  I would like to thank Coach Michael Marchiano for his tutelage at Drexel University, where we created some amazing memories over the last five years.  I look forward to working alongside an outstanding coaching staff, led by Coach Payne, and a group of talented student-athletes.  Together, we will work tirelessly, striving to create a bright future for the program, and make Northwestern proud.”

During Liu’s stint in the City of Brotherly Love, Drexel piled up 39 wins and qualified for the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) Tournament for five straight seasons.  Following a 2023 campaign in which it went 9-2-5 and posted the program’s highest winning percentage in 34 years, Drexel was just as impressive this past season, compiling a 9-6-2 record that included a 5-2-1 mark in CAA play.  The Dragons finished second overall in the CAA standings, the program’s top league finish since 2014.

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David Hughes joined Brown as an operations coordinator in August 2025.

Hughes came to Brown after spending the last three years on staff with the New England Revolution as their First Team Video Anaylst. During his tenure he filmed First Team and goalkeeper training, organized video clips for team and individual player presentations, created potential transfer target videos for the Director of Scouting and Player Personnel, and assisted coaching staff with opposition scouting analysis.

Prior to his time with the Revolution, Hughes served as the Video Analyst and Assistant Goalkeeping Coach for the Hartford Athletic. There, he recorded training and live coded home games, assisted the First Team Assistant with analysis and opposition scouting presentations, and assisted in all coordination of goalkeeping operations.

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A former Saints assistant coach who has had an outstanding career as an assistant in professional soccer, Mike Toshack was named the fourth head coach in program history in July 2015, relieving former head coach Bob Durocher, who was promoted to Director of Athletics and Recreation in May 2015.

The 2022 men’s soccer season was the eighth for Toshack, who led the Saints to Liberty League Championship in, 2022, and 2021, and to regular season and tournament titles in 2015, 2018, and 2022. In 2015, St. Lawrence finished that year with a 16-4-2 record and advanced as far as the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Tournament. In 2018, and 2022 Toshack was named Liberty League Coach of the Year.

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No stranger to central Ohio or the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC), Travis Wall was hired as head coach of the Kenyon College men’s soccer program in July of 2023.

Wall made an immediate impact in his first season at the helm for the Owls, as he and his coaching staff were recognized as the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Coaching Staff of the Year. Kenyon players also took home the league’s three top individual awards, winning Offensive Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, and Midfielder of the Year, while seven Owls earned All-NCAC honors. Overall, Kenyon posted a 16-4-1 record that included a flawless 8-0-0 mark in NCAC play. The program won its eighth straight regular-season NCAC Championship in 2023, and the Owls advanced to the NCAC Tournament Championship match before earning a 10th straight NCAA Tournament berth, where they won a first-round game. At the end of Wall’s first season, Kenyon was ranked No. 19 in the national standings.

Wall, the former 2011 National Player of the Year at Ohio Wesleyan and native of Columbus, Ohio, took command of the Owls after serving four seasons as head coach at St. Olaf College, an NCAA Division III institution in Northfield, Minnesota.

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Brendan Ujvary was promoted to the position of head men’s soccer coach at Hamilton in June 2025 after 10 years as the assistant coach. He is just the third person to lead the men’s soccer team since 1959.

Ujvary, who was an assistant coach at Hamilton since 2015, has helped lead the Continentals to 68 wins and seven NESCAC championship appearances. The Hamilton men advanced to the conference final in 2016 and the semifinals in 2017 and 2018. He has coached the conference’s 2016 rookie of the year, eight all-region selections and 14 all-NESCAC team honorees.

Ujvary was an assistant with the Utica University men’s team in 2013 and 2014. He helped guide the Pioneers to a pair of Empire 8 Conference playoff appearances, including the team’s first trip to the championship game in 2013. Utica players received eight all-conference team honors and one Empire 8 rookie of the year award during his time at the school.

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Ben Manoogian joined the Colby Men’s Soccer coaching staff to begin the 2023-24 academic year.

Before Colby, Manoogian was the Men’s Assistant Coach at Colby-Sawyer College for the 2022-2023 season. He brings three plus years of semi-professional playing experience, most recently playing for USL 2 side Boston City FC in 2022. Manoogian has also made stops playing for Soccerviza FC in Costa Rica and Grythyttans IF in Sweden.

Manoogian is a graduate of fellow NESCAC institution Connecticut College, where he graduated with a bachelor of arts in Economics. On the soccer pitch Manoogian was a four year student-athlete and a two-year team captain. He was honored as a First Team All-New England and All-NESCAC member twice, along with earning Second Team Scholar All-American honors in 2018.

“I am extremely excited to join the Colby Men’s Soccer program, as well as the entire community of Colby and Waterville! I look forward to competing in the NESCAC again and cannot wait to get the season going and be with the team.”

Coach Jan (pronounced “yawn”) is an avid athlete and coach, promoting the notion of playing any game you can, anywhere and all the time. He played three sports at Bowdoin College – soccer, ice hockey and lacrosse –  served three seasons as a captain, and probably considers his passion for tennis equal to that of the other sports. Coach Jan has a B license from the US Soccer Association, and an Advanced National Diploma from the United Soccer Coaches Association

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Coach Bour is the director and found of Soccer Journey where the mission is to help soccer players and their families navigate the nuances and complexities of the college and/or prep school recruitment process. However, it goes far beyond soccer. Prior to Soccer Journey, Coach Bour’s coaching and playing journey included:

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Assistant Coach Jeff Huffman enters his ninth season at Amherst in 2026. This will be Huffman’s ninth season as men’s goalkeeper coach and eighth in the same role for the women’s team.

It was a special 2021 season for Huffman. The men’s side advanced to the national title game as his goalkeepers combined on the season for the most shutouts (15) and lowest goals against average (0.41) in all of Division III men’s soccer. Additionally, Kofi Hope-Gund was named to the NCAA All-Tournament Team. On the women’s side, Mika Fisher was named the United Soccer Coaches First Team All-America goalie in her debut collegiate season.

Coach Huffman has helped two Amherst goalkeepers reach the professional ranks during his tenure.

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Alex Ortega completed his fourth season as Assistant Coach at Amherst College in 2025. In his four seasons with the program, Amherst amassed a 55-12-17 record while winning two NESCAC Championship titles and the National Championship in 2024.

Ortega comes from Randolph Macon College, where worked as an assistant coach since prior to the 2019 season.  The Yellow Jackets were 24-15-3 in his time. In 2021 RMC went 5-1-3 in conference play, its least league losses in one season since 1999.

Prior to his time with Randolph Macon, Ortega spent one season at Clark University. During his tenure with the Cougars, the team led the New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) for goals, assists and points. Clark’s 3.06 goals-per-game were a Top 15 mark in the nation.

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Gabriel Robinson is entering his ninth season on the Lafayette men’s soccer coaching staff.

Most recently, Coach Robinson helped Lafayette secure its 4th Patriot League Championship in the Coach Bohn era. In the 2022 season, Robinson helped guide Lafayette to an overall record of 9-6-4. The Leopards finished the season ranked 25th in the country for team goals-against average (0.895). Six student-athletes were named to All-Patriot League teams and two earned United Soccer Coaches All-Region recognition. Along with on-field success, multiple Leopards earned recognition for their efforts in the classroom. Marcos Kitromilides was named a United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-American, Patriot League All-Academic and to the CSC Academic All District Team. Alex Sutton and Yiannis Panayides joined Kitromilides on the CSC Academic All District Team.

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