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Coaching Staff
Head
Soccer Coach
Tim
Romanello
► 4th year as Head Soccer Coach
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Hometown: North Prairie,
WI
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High School:Kettle
Moraine High School
► College:
Lakeland College
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Coach Tim
Romanello enters his first season as the head coach of the
entire Conquistador soccer program. Romanello had served as
the head men’s soccer coach at Dodge City Community College
for the previous three years.
This past season, Romanello led a relatively young squad and
men’s program. Not only did the men set a school record for
wins in a season (10), but they qualified for the Region VI
Tournament for the first time in Romanello’s tenure and were
Nationally Ranked for the first time in program history
(Week of September 28, 2010).
“Winning should never be accidental,” says Romanello. “In
any city or program, to win, you need a collection of the
right attitude, clearly defined goals and talent. Dodge
[City] is no different, and it rarely happens [to get all
three] in the first year. It’s a work in progress, and as
much of a challenge as it has been, it’s been extremely
exciting. This is where I want to be.”
The men saw considerable improvements from 2008 to 2009 and
the national recognition in 2010 is clear indication the
program is headed in the right direction. But entering 2011,
Romanello has the tall task of turning around a women’s
program that has just three wins over a three-year period.
Romanello joined the Conquistador’s men’s program after five
seasons as a head coach in Wisconsin, having lead high
school and collegiate teams alike to successful seasons. The
North Prairie (Wisc.) native previously was the Men and
Women’s Assistant at his Alma Matter (Lakeland College) in
2003 and 2004 and was the Girl’s Varsity Goalkeepers Coach
for Sheboygan South High School in the spring of 2001.
A 2008 graduate of Lakeland College (Sheboygan, Wisc.),
Romanello assumed his first head coaching job at the age of
22, leading the Sheboygan Area Lutheran High Girl’s Varsity
squad to the most wins (10) in its nine year history, while
accumulating the school’s longest unbeaten streak (8). The
following fall, Romanllo took direction of the Boy’s Varsity
squad and re-established the Crusaders as a consistent
soccer threat.
In 2007, Romanello returned to the collegiate coaching
ranks, this time as a head coach at the University of
Wisconsin—Sheboygan.
Romanello
was a three-year starting defender at Lakeland College,
captaining the Muskies for all three years, and made a
Division III World Series appearance for Lakeland’s baseball
team in 2002. Romanello was a two-time All-Conference,
Classic 8 goalkeeper for the Lasers of Kettle Moraine High
School (Wales, Wisc.). Romanello holds a NSCAA National
Diploma in Team, Special Topics and Goalkeeping Institute.
His wife, Annie, is currently the Assistant Softball Coach.
They have a son, Taylor James, who was born on 12/13/11.
They
currently reside in Dodge City, Kansas.
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Assistant Soccer Coach
Jason
Clare
► 1st year as Assistant Soccer Coach
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Hometown:
Gillingham, Dorset, England
► College:
Cirencester College, England.
► University:
University of Wales Institute, Cardiff, (UWIC), Wales, UK. |
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Coach Clare enters his first year as
an assistant at Dodge City Community College. Coach
Clares comes to Dodge City after working with Yeovil Town
FC, a professional soccer club in league 1 in England. Jason
worked as a coach within the centre of Excellence and
Academy, where elite players were developed to become the
next generation of professional soccer players.
Coach Clare has also worked for
Somerset FA, under The FA (the football association of UK)
at the girls Centre of excellence for the county of Somerset
and worked for a soccer company called Pass and Move
Football Academy (PAMFA), coaching the fundamentals of
soccer to all ages. Clare also set up a soccer school for
children wanting to develop in soccer.
Coaching Qualifications-
UEFA B Diploma Coaching Award & FA Level 3 Certificate in
Coaching Soccer
FA Level 2 Certificate in Coaching Soccer
FA Level 2 Goalkeeping Coaching Certificate
FA Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Soccer.
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