Caryn Mackenzie “CMack” is the Athletic Director at The Stanley Clark School in South Bend, IN. She is also the chairperson of the Physical Education Department. She coaches Upper School girls soccer in the fall and Middle and Upper School girls basketball in the winter. With over 30 years of experience, she has coached at various soccer camps, clubs, and schools. Caryn has earned her NSCAA Advanced National Coaching License.

Debora Pacchioni is originally from Brazil, where she represented her country on the National Soccer and Volleyball teams. She currently resides in Chicago, IL where she coaches youth soccer for the Soccer Sprouts and FC Drive. She holds an NSCAA Advanced National Diploma, as well as a USSF “D” license. She has a masters degree in Sports Science and Pedagogy from Gardner Webb University.

Sarah Strickland Sarah is the Head Women’s Coach at Appalachian State in Boone, NC. To date, she has amassed over fourteen years of coaching experience at the club, collegiate and national levels. She is a United States Soccer Federation “B” licensed coach. She played Division I soccer at George Mason University, graduating with a B.A. in psychology.

Jeff Katz Jeff is a 5th grade teacher at Baker School in Chestnut Hill, MA. He has over 15 years experience coaching youth soccer. As the Brookline High School Boys’ Varsity Soccer Head Coach, the team has qualified for the state tournament seven consecutive seasons. Jeff was selected 2007 Bay State League Coach of the Year and 2008 EMASS Coach of the Year. In 2011, he received the Ron Divincenzo Award as Brookline High School Coach of the Year. Since 2005, he has been a Girls’ head coach for NEFC. He is currently the head coach of the U17 United girls and assists the Mass State Champion U18 Elite girls. Jeff has earned an Advanced National Diploma from the NSCAA.

Erica Lippitt played Division I soccer at Drexel University for 2 years, before finishing her education and college soccer career at the University of Northern Florida. She holds a Masters degree in Sport Psychology from Georgia Southern University, where she also works as a Graduate Assistant Coach for the Women’s Soccer Team. She also has her USSF “C” license, and NSCAA Level III Goalkeeper Diploma.

Sarah Chapman was a Gator for four years, playing Division I soccer at the University of Florida. Majoring in Criminology, she graduated in the spring of 2012. While in Florida, she served as the Assistant Director at the UF soccer camps, and was the head coach of a U-15 girls club team in Gainesville. She now coaches at Shattuck St. Mary’s in Faribault, MN.

Marcia Silva is the Women’s Soccer Graduate Assistant at Southwest Baptist University. She played at Martin Methodist College in Tennessee, and was a two-time All-American. Marcia led her team to three NAIA national semifinals, including the NAIA national championship in 2007. A native of Valinhos, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Silva played three years on the Sao Paulo state team, and saw action with the youth teams of Corinthians FC and Portoguesa de Desporto.

Kate Incerto Kate is a returning BSA Assistant Soccer Coach. Originally from Houston, she began her career at St. Edwards University, but graduated from the University of Texas with a degree in Sport Management in May 2011. She played midfield for the Longhorns, and went on to play for the Boston Breakers in 2012.

Georgia Ferguson Georgia is currently a freshman at Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania, majoring in Anthropology. Originally from Bethel, CT Georgia was twice named All-Conference Student-Athlete and captain for her highschool team where she also competed on Varsity Track & Field. She is a certified soccer referee.

Katie Curmp Katie is currently a freshman at the University of Indianapolis in Indiana, majoring in Spanish Teaching with a minor in Special Education. She was a three-time All-Conference player at Yorktown High School in Muncie, Indiana, and holds numerous other school records in soccer and track.

Laura Greb Laura will graduate this May from Western Carolina University where she started 18 games as a senior this past fall. Majoring in Health and Physical Education, she is orginially from Robbinsville, NJ where she played for the Princeton Soccer Club, and helped lead Robbinsville HS to a New Jersey State Championship. She was named NSCAA HS All-Region and Trentonian Soccer Player of the Year in 2009.

Miranda Durr Miranda is a junior at Missouri Western State University where she is majoring in Sports Management. Originally from St. Joseph, Missouri Miranda is a self-proclaimed soccer junkie, and has been coaching youth soccer at the U6 and U8 levels. She hopes to earn her NSCAA National Diploma.

Katherine Knapp Katie is a Secondary Education major at SUNY New Paltz in New York. Currently a sophomore, she hopes to be a Math teacher at the middle school or high school level. She is a midfielder for the Hawks, and is originally from Bayport, NY where she was named All-League in 2010 at Bayport-Blue Point High School.

Rebecca Madison Becca is currently the graduate-assistant for the Smith College Women’s Soccer Team, where she is also earning her Masters of Science. She completed her undergraduate degree in Sport Management at Ohio Wesleyan University in 2012 where she was a three time All-Conference player for the Battling Bishops, and was named Team MVP in 2009 and 2010. Madison also helped coach the Delaware Lady Knights Soccer team and the varsity program at Charlevoix High School.

Leslie Oskey Leslie is currently a Masters student at Smith College in Massachusetts completing a graduate degree in Exercise Science and Sport Studies. Originally from Wisconsin, she finished her under-graduate degree there, then went on to Mount Holyoke College where she served as the Assistant Soccer Coach and Goalkeeper Coach for the Lyons. She has earned her NSCAA Level 6 Diploma.

Amelia Johnson Emmy is a senior at Northern Michigan University where she is a Biology major. She earned the GLIAC Women’s Soccer “Athlete of the Week” in 2010. Originally from St. Michael, Minnesota Emmy holds her National “E” Coaching License. An avid runner, she will complete her first marathon in June.

Kiva Gresham Kiva is returning for her second summer as a BSA Assistant Soccer Coach. Originally from Albuquerque, NM where she played club soccer for RVFC and was named All-State and All-District four straight years at Highland High School; she graduated in 2011 from Louisiana Tech University with a B.S. in Kinesiology. As a Techster, she earned numerous accolades including Academic All-WAC honors, was named first-team all-Louisiana in 2009 and 2010. She has since returned to Louisiana Tech as the Assistant Soccer Coach.

Erica Taylor – Athletic Trainer Erica received her Master’s degree in Sports Medicine from Georgia State University in 2010. During her time at GSU, Taylor was a Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer at The Westminster Schools, as well as a Graduate Teaching Assistant in GSU’s Kinesiology and Health Department. Taylor received her Bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training from Michigan State University in 2008. Erica has worked numerous camps, special events and NCAA tournaments. She has also had the opportunity to travel with teams from the United States Soccer Federation on training trips in the US and abroad. She is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association.