Gavin Wyse Promoted to Associate Head Men's Soccer Coach
Coach begins eighth year with Rams in 2017
Bronx, N.Y. – Fordham University Director of Athletics Dave Roach announced the promotion of five members of the department for their diligent work for the department. Those receiving promotions are
Tim Rehm,
Shane Fogarty,
Rob DiToma,
Katie Lane, and
Gavin Wyse.
"All athletic departments rely on having great people who work tirelessly for the student-athletes," Roach said. "All of these professionals have displayed that they will do whatever they can to help our student-athletes achieve their goals. I am happy to be able to promote these outstanding coaches and offer my congratulations to each."
Gavin Wyse – Promoted to Associate Head Men's Soccer Coach
- Enters his eighth season on the Fordham men's soccer coaching staff, and has been associated with the program since 2008 at the Fordham Soccer Summer Camp.
- Has helped coach the Rams to two Atlantic 10 Championships in the past three seasons, winning the 2014 and 2016 league titles and receiving bids to the NCAA Championship in each of those seasons.
- The 2016 Atlantic 10 Championship capped an outstanding season for Fordham soccer, which saw six Rams receive Atlantic 10 awards, three receive NSCAA All-Region accolades, and five were selected to the Atlantic 10 All-Championship team.
- Has a very good track record on the recruiting trail, bringing in foreign born talent to Rose Hill. Over the last four years, five international Rams, Andrew Hickey (2013), Jannik Loebe (2014), Rashid Nuhu (2015), Janos Loebe (2015), and Joergen Oland (2016) have earned Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team honors, with Janos Loebe being named the Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Year.
- Holds professional licenses, including a National B License (2010), the NCAA Advanced National Course (2009) and the NCAA National Course (2007).
- Was a two-year letter winner at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke, graduating with a Bachelor's of Science degree in 2002.
Head coach
Jim McElderry on Wyse: "Gavin has been vital to our success both on and off the field at Fordham. He started off as a volunteer coach and has now worked his way to being the Associate Head Coach. He has earned this promotion with his knowledge of the game, organizational skills, communication skills, recruiting and simply being a priceless part of my staff. I could not be happier for Gavin to be recognized with this new title as we look to defend our 2016 Atlantic 10 Championship and earn our third trip to the NCAA Tournament in four years."